The Football Supporters' Federation - Informing, Supporting, Campaigning
Divisional InfoDivisional Info

- North West & North Wales Division
Next Meeting:  18/01/09 (12.30pm)
Venue: Llay Miners Welfare Institute, Wrexham
Contact for next meeting:
Phill Gatenby

- Northeast Division
Next Meeting: Feb 08 (7.30pm)
Venue: Sunderland
Contact for next meeting:
Ginnette Bentley

- Yorkshire Division
Next Meeting: 11/01/09 (Midday)
Venue: KitKat Crescent, York
Contact for next meeting:
Alan Bloore

- Midland Division
Next Meeting: TBC
Venue: TBC
Contact for next meeting:
John Brockwell

- Southern Division
Next Meeting: 30/11/08 (Midday)
Venue: The Fans' Stadium, Kingsmeadow
Contact for next meeting:
Julie Beattie

- South West & South Wales Division
Next Meeting: TBC
Venue: TBC
Contact for next meeting:
Paul Corkrey

- FSF Cymru
Next Meeting: TBC
Venue: TBC
Contact for next meeting:
Vince Alm

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Join the FSF today You’ll feel better. And you’ll receive a year’s subscription to our bi-monthly magazine tfs – and that’s just for starters! You’ll also have the option of receiving Freelions, the fanzine we produce produced for each and every England game, and be kept fully informed of FSF activities in your area through Divisional Information so you can get yourself involved and have your say.

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The Football Supporter Issue 14 is now available to buy from our FSF shop for £3.

 

 

 Campaigns

The FSF welcomes approaches from fans who wish to campaign on issues that affect football supporters - please contact us or drop us a line using the feedback form opposite.

The FSF are currently supporting the following campaigns:

Watching football is not a crime!

Read more here about our latest campaign which fights for the rights of football fans unjustly served with Section 27 orders.

The Campaign for Safe Standing

The campaign to introduce safe standing areas into top flight football grounds in England and Wales is one of the cornerstones of our campaigning work in conjunction with Stand Up Sit Down and most recently through the Oasis Report

How Was It For You?

The FSF's Price Watch Campaign

Responding to fans’ concerns that the rules on pricing laid down by the football authorities are being circumvented and are, in places, unfair. The FSF run the Price watch campaign to ensure clubs stay within the current Football League rules.

Time for Fans to Have a Say

It's about time that the views of the major stakeholders in the game were considered - we work to draw attention to the lack of meaningful discussion that takes place on many of the game’s major issues.

Say No to Football Franchising the Protection of Clubs

The relocation of Wimbledon Football Club to Milton Keynes has important issues about the nature of our national game, and how it relates to communities.

The Fans' Blueprint for Football

The Fans' Blueprint for Football is the central policy document of the FSF and forms the basis of our campaigning work. The document outlines a set of principles in 22 areas which football fans from all levels of the game have agreed.

click here to view the Fans' Blueprint for Football

To e-mail Steven Powell about the FSF Fans Blueprint, click here

 
Watching football is not a crime!
Watching football is not a crime!

Watching football is not a crime is part of the FSF’s ongoing Fair Cop? campaign – the federation’s drive to monitor the police in their dealings with football supporters.

 
FSF declare victory over GAM£ 39
FSF declare victory over GAM£ 39
 
Safe Standing campaign
Safe Standing campaign
 
Away ticket price campaign
Away ticket price campaign