Posted on 9th July 2011
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
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The FSF Comedy Panel Show & Football Writers Awards 2011 in association with Cult Zeros will take place Saturday 9th July at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill, London (7pm). This event is free to FSF members but registration is required – see below. If your name’s not on the list, you’re not getting in…
THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT
The award ceremony will run alongside the FSF Comedy Panel Show featuring (in alphabetical order as we don’t want to damage any delicate celebrity egos):
The FSF has completely revamped and extended our annual Football Writer’s Award and many of the high-profile nominees will be in attendance. The winners of the various categories – Newspaper / Website / Writer / Blogger / Fanzine / Photographer of the Year awards – will be announced throughout the evening’s entertainment. Of the six categories shortlisted three will be decided by an FSF panel while the Photography Award will be judged by renowned football photographer Stuart Roy Clarke.
See the full list of nominees for the FSF Football Writers Awards 2011, here…
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The Football Supporters’ Federation on Facebook.
Last month we held our first #TerraceTalk panel event hosted by Anwar Uddin (FSA Fans for Diversity lead) and Chris Paouros (FSA National Council). It’s part of the wider #TerraceTalk campaign which is a supporter-led mental health campaign you can find out more about here.
The next meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Football Supporters will be held on Tuesday 27th April at 1pm, on the topic of fan activism and the women’s game.
As part of the ongoing fan-led mental health campaign #TerraceTalk we will be hosting a second panel discussion during Mental Health Awareness Week on Thursday 13th May from 6.00pm-7.30pm.
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden has announced the full membership of the panel for the fan-led review of football governance, to be chaired by Tracey Crouch MP.
