Posted on 5th August 2015
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Episode One of the FSF Podcast, recorded at Wembley Stadium ahead of the Women’s FA Cup Final on Saturday 1st August, hosted by Lynsey Hooper (@lynseyhooper)…
Our panel of fans discuss the season ahead, touching on topics including the worth of pre-season, the growth of MLS, Premier League predictions, the Women’s FA Cup Final and the Women’s Super League, along with updates on FSF campaign work including a day of action on the weekend of 3rd/4th October on ticket prices (#20Plenty).
The panel features Jen O’Neill (@SheKicksdotnet), Melissa Bennett (@HistorianMel), Andrew Gibney (@Gibney_A), Sylvain Jamet (@S_Jamet) and Guy Aldrich.
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Thanks to Hyde & Beast for use of “Keep Moving” as featured on Prostate Cancer’s #MenUnited campaign.
Witnessing the events at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, FSF National Council & Spirit of Shankly member Roy Bentham saw a lot of similarities between Liverpool fans’ own struggle in the late-noughties and West Ham United’ fans against their current directors. Here he tells us what its like fighting for your club…
Writer Asif Burhan reports from Suffolk about a remarkable campaign to remember the contribution of Kevin Beattie to Ipswich Town’s greatest ever side…
‘Look! They’ve all worn the away strip for today,’ said the old man in the flat cap behind me. I looked across to my left to the Leicester supporters in the away section and they were indeed wearing the same colour shirts. But it was not the team’s regular grey away strip, rather white tee shirts bearing a picture of their late chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and their tribute to him in a simple two word message, ‘The Boss.’
At supporter-owned Exeter City’s match against Swindon Town on Saturday 13th October (happily won 2-0 by City), a presentation of an inscribed silver salver was made by Nick Hawker, Exeter City Supporters’ Trust Chairman, to former player Steve Flack as scorer of the very first goal by Exeter City FC under supporter ownership – against Halifax Town on 9th August 2003.
