Posted on 2nd November 2015
Welcome to FSA Cymru’s December 2020 update…
Posted on 2nd November 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) opposes laws and rules which discriminate against fans and “dry trains” – where alcohol is banned – fall into that category. However, we also believe it’s vital that fans know the lay of the land and British Transport Police recently told us about a raft of dry trains planned for November and December…
Below are details of upcoming dry trains for Virgin East Coast, Grand Central Trains and Hull Trains in November and December. The relevant games that have caused these Dry Trains are shown, but obviously supporters attending other games may also use these trains and so get caught up in the alcohol ban:
Saturday 28th November 2015 – All Newcastle and Leeds bound Virgin East Coast trains, Hull bound Hull Trains services and Sunderland bound Grand Central trains services from 1800hrs.
Fixtures:
Saturday 5th December 2015 – All Newcastle & Sunderland bound Virgin East Coast and Grand Central trains from 6pm.
Fixture:
Saturday 12th December 2015 – All Leeds bound Virgin East Coast trains from 6pm.
Fixture:
Sunday 13th December 2015 – All Newcastle bound Virgin East Coast and Grand Central trains from 7pm.
Fixture:
Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United 4pm kick-off
Saturday 19th December 2015 – All Newcastle & Sunderland bound Virgin East Coast and Grand Central trains from 6pm.
Fixture:
Chelsea v Sunderland 3pm kick-off
Thanks to Renaud Chodkowski for the image used in this article. Reproduced here under CC licence.
Welcome to FSA Cymru’s December 2020 update…
Registration is now open for the FSA AGM, which will be held online on 11th December at 6:30pm.
As England moves out of its second lockdown, this week sees the first steps of fans returning to stadiums in elite sport since March, along with a return of fans to non-elite sport at Steps 3 and below of the non-league pyramid who had been attending matches since earlier in the autumn.
Tottenham Hotspur and the club’s supporters’ trust have joined forces in a new partnership which will support local foodbanks – the latest example of fan work in the field.