Posted on 4th October 2010
The Fans for Diversity campaign continues to go “from strength to strength” says campaign lead Anwar Uddin as its third annual report is published.
The Football Supporter 023 – out now!
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The dark nights are closing in and The Football Supporter 023 (tfs) welcomes them like a long lost friend. Summer World Cup or not, when all is said and done, football is a winter sport at its heart of hearts. So we command – let there be floodlight.
tfs 023 features:
- Play the game – Jez Robinson takes a misty-eyed flick down memory lane and looks back at the tabletop football games we’ve loved and lost over the years.
- The greatest team you never knew. Henry Stoneley revisits the “other” tragic air crash: Il Grande Torino.
- Going Underground – what started off as an idle joke in the tfs office became a full blown crusade to convert all 303 London Underground stations to a football theme. Some are inspired, others tenuous. We’ll leave you to decide which are which.
- tfs reports on Non-League Day, grassroots football’s latest plan to drag in some new fans.
- Author, journalist and Guardian Football Weekly regular Jonathan Wilson saves all his best stuff for tfs (obviously) and in this issue’s Stolen Thoughts of a Football Robot our cybernetic pal asks why do football fans want it all? Is the holy trinity of a successful national team, European domination by domestic clubs and a competitively balanced league even possible?
- Allan Simpson explores football’s final taboo – homosexuality.
- A beginner’s guide to the majestic photography of Stuart Roy Clarke, capturing football’s essence since back in the day. You won’t be disappointed.
- tfs dusts off the abacus and knocks up a “homegrown” table on the back of the new the Premier League directives. Who has the most “local” lads and which foreign mega-stars actually count as “homegrown”?
- Plus there’s all the usual news from the FSF, Feverbitch, letters, quizzes and what not.
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