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 FSF Southern Division meeting (Sunday 5th February)

FSF Southern Division meeting (Sunday 5th February)

5th February 2012

The next meeting of the Football Supporters’ Federation’s Southern Division will take place on Sunday 5th February (12 noon) at Southend United's Roots Hall (SS2 6NQ). Click here for Google Maps or here to download the full agenda/detailed directions.

Let Pam know if you have any special dietary requirements too. Non-members are welcome to attend although it is free to join the FSF and will only take a few minutes of your time: www.fsf.org.uk/join.

On the agenda:

  • Racism and homophobia in football. Is it on the increase on-and-off the pitch? How can discrimination be defined and what can we as supporters do to challenge it?
  • Emirates or Ashburton Grove? The Sports Direct Arena or St James' Park? Does sponsorship give owners the right to change the name of a club's ground?

If you have any further queries email Southern Division chair Pam Wilkins: pam.wilkins@fsf.org.uk

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