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The England fans’ guide to South Africa 2010 is today being launched by the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) to coincide with the tournament’s group draw.
Fans' Organisation Demands IPCC Resignation
19/08/09
Sunderland fans criticising Northumbria Police have been backed by the FSF following an incident at Newcastle's Central Station.
Fans from across the UK meet for Fans' Parliament in Newcastle
20/06/09:
Fans from across the UK meet for this Saturday's Fans' Parliament in Newcastle
Fan Awarded Compensation Following Unlawful Police Action
11/06/09:
Stoke City fan Lyndon Edwards has been awarded £2,750 compensation by Greater Manchester Police following their unlawful use of Section 27 of the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 on a group of Stoke City fans in December 2008.
Taunton Fan Banned For Being 'An Ass'
29/05/09:
Taunton Town FC fan, and former Supporters' Club chair Paul Chandler has been banned by the club. The Football Club chairman, in correspondence with the FSF, has branded him 'a smart Alec' and 'an ass'. No other reason has been given for Paul's ban.
Liberty and the FSF team up to fight for human rights of football fans
18.12.08: Immediate release
Using the Human Rights Act, Liberty, alongside the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF), will represent football fans detained and forcibly removed by police using section 27 while on the way to a football match.
Fair Cop? Supporters give their views on derby day
29/11/08:
The Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) Northeast Division has today (Saturday, November 29th, 2008) published a unique report into policing and stewarding at last month’s Wear-Tyne derby, which voices the concerns of match-going fans. The scheme is set to be repeated at today’s Tees-Tyne derby, which sees Middlesbrough take on Newcastle United at the Riverside Stadium.
Don't treat fans like criminals
26.11.08 Immediate Release:
Read the FSF's response to Home Office figures released yesterday showing less than 1 in 10,000 fans commit criminal offences at football matches.
Disgust at fan court verdict
14.10.08 Immediate release:
The Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) offers its whole-hearted support to Chelsea fan Cliff Auger following today’s West London Courthouse decision to find him guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal following Cliff’s actions to protect his own son.
England keeper James wins fans' award
05.10.08
England keeper David James has been announced as the winner of the Football Supporters’ Federation’s (FSF) Columnist of the Year 2008.
