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Fans start crowdfunding campaign for beleaguered O's
Leyton Orient supporters have begun a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds as the club faces an uncertain future.
On March 1st Leyton Orient were issued with a winding-up petition and the club's current owner, Francesco Becchetti, is understood to be looking to sell the League Two club.
Leyton Orient Fans' Trust (LOFT) are aiming to raise £250,000 which would be used to help regenerate Leyton Orie...
FSF Cymru guide to Ireland and Dublin
Wales take on Ireland this month in Dublin as their World Cup qualifying continues and FSF Cymru will be on hand to assist travelling fans.
Ahead of the fixture, FSF Cymru made a reconnaissance trip to the Irish capital, and have produced a comprehensive guide to the host city and Aviva Stadium - which is now available to download below.
FSF Cymru will also be running a fans' embassy service in Du...
Southern Division AGM (Sunday 23rd April 2017)
The Football Supporters’ Federation’s Southern Division will meet on Sunday 23rd April 2017 (midday) for its Annual General Meeting. The meeting will take place at Kingsmeadow Stadium (Jack Goodchild Way, Kingston-upon-Thames, KT1 3PB). A full agenda and further information will follow in due course.
To register your attendance, or if you have any questions, email: pam.wilkins@fsf.org.uk
Fans to meet in north west
Football supporters in the north west are being invited to a meeting of fans next week.
The meeting, to be held at 7pm Wednesday 1st March, follows on from a meeting in November 2016 when fans came together to discuss the region's "crisis clubs" such as Blackpool and Blackburn.
A full agenda will be published in due course and those wishing to attend should contact Andy Higgins from Blackpool Supp...
Wembley pub split: 2016 League Cup final
The final of the EFL Cup will take place at Wembley on Sunday - with thousands of fans expected to descend on the national stadium.
Many of you will be looking for a quick pint along the way and ahead of every major fixture local pubs are "split". It's important fans know which are "theirs". The pubs may refuse entry to the "wrong" fans.
Please note the FSF doesn't play any role in allocating pubs...
Dons wait on Greyhound Stadium decision
AFC Wimbledon's plans to return to Plough Lane face another hurdle as Historic England ask whether or not the existing Greyhound Stadium should be listed for its historical interest.
The 8,000-seater venue is due to close later this year to make way for the club's development plans. Previously the circular ground was not of sufficient interest to be listed by Historic England.
AFC Wimbledon fans a...
Exeter fans proud of 3G investment
Exeter City Supporters' Trust have welcomed the installation of a new 3G at the fan-owned club's Cliff Hill training ground.
The new all-weather facility will enable first team, academy and community football to continue at Exeter when the grass pitches are unplayable.
Exeter City FC as a fan-owned club carefully consider how any money is spent, but the Supporters' Trust said it was "really proud...
FSF & Kick It Out statement on FA Council-member's comments
Following comments on Radio 5 Live from Ray Kiddell, Council member at The Football Association (FA), made in relation to the Parliamentary debate on reform of English football’s governing body, Kick It Out and the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) have released the following statement:
Kick It Out and the FSF are dismayed by comments made by Ray Kiddell, member of The FA Council, on the issue...
MPs back fans’ push for FA reform
MPs yesterday passed a motion of no confidence in the FA’s ability to reform itself and backed recommendations to increase supporter representation on football’s governing body.
The motion, proposed by chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee Damian Collins MP, called on the Government to bring forward legislation forcing reform of FA governance.
During the debate, MPs criticised the...
Fans for Diversity FC opening fixture
A news Fans For Diversity team will be taking on the LGBT-campaign group Stonewall to mark February's LGBT history month.
Fans For Diversity, an area of work between FSF and Kick It Out, has established its own football team and will mark its debut with a friendly match against Stonewall FC on Wednesday 22 February – with the campaign seeking players and staff to join for the first game at Imber C...