Posted on 17th August 2011
The Fans for Diversity campaign continues to go “from strength to strength” says campaign lead Anwar Uddin as its third annual report is published.
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tfs 027 features:
- The price of potential. Surreal Football’s Callum Hamilton takes a look at football’s bright young things.
- The Guardian’s Jonathan Wilson on the curious sub-culture of the global ground hoppers.
- Leagues of Corruption. The ever-excellent Sabotage Times tells of Mafioso, murderes, extortionists, and hookers in Columbia and beyond.
- Maimed by a police dog for being a fan. One man’s horrendous story of being savagely attacked, arrested for assault and, finally, acquitted.
- Miner county, major players. Why does County Durham produce more players per head of population than anywhere else? Jez Robinson finds out.
- The 10 weirdest transfer tales. Asprilla to Darlo? Socrates to Garforth Town? Botham to Scunny? They really did happen.
- Season with a pinch of salt. Garreth Cummins and Chris Makin take a look ahead to the coming season. It’s bound to annoy someone.
- Monkey Business. tfs looks at Hartlepool’s top-notch sales strategy. Cheaper tickets = loads more fans.
- Interview: Richard Bevan. A tfs exclusive with the League Managers Association boss.
- Plus all the usual letters, Give & Go, and Golazo!
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