Posted on 27th April 2018
Wolves fans have opted to convert their two decade old fans’ parliament into a supporters’ trust – a move they say will give them a greater say on the club’s critical issues.
Posted on 27th April 2018
This is a story from the SD archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
Northampton Town Supporters, the original football Supporters Trust, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
It was established on 2 January 1992 and the history of the trust is fascinating. Whether you are a new or well-established supporter trust reading the timeline of the original supporters trust will be beneficial and hopefully give you ideas on how to reach your 25th anniversary as a trust too.
Read more about the Trust here, or check out the timeline here.
Wolves fans have opted to convert their two decade old fans’ parliament into a supporters’ trust – a move they say will give them a greater say on the club’s critical issues.
English football’s original supporters trust, Northampton Town Supporters Trust, are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year and here they tell us about the trust’s pioneering journey since 1992…
Congratulations are in order to FSA members the Official Accrington Stanley Supporters Trust (OASST) who have been awarded a King’s Award for Voluntary Service – the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and equivalent to an MBE.
The Government is facing growing calls from National League clubs to provide ongoing pandemic support in the form of grants, rather than the loans that have been promised under the Government’s Sports Winter Survival Package. Rather than become further indebted to play matches behind closed doors, there’s a growing fear that clubs could refuse to complete the season at the top levels of non-league as a result.