18th August 2023 Give fans a real say and stake in their clubs — only then can football really come home. Emma Foody Assistant General Secretary (Membership & Organisation) Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
19th July 2023 Football without fans is nothing. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
24th February 2023 The first steps towards a sustainable future for football but the Government must hold its nerve Tom Greatrex Vice-Chair of the Football Supporters' Association and a former Labour & Co-operative MP for Rutherglen and Hamilton West. Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
20th April 2021 We are and always will be the Party of fan-owned football Joe Fortune General Secretary Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
13th November 2020 A radical plan to secure football’s future Chris Evans Shadow Minister for Procurement Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
7th September 2020 To #SustainTheGame we need clear ownership and transparency in football gobrien Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
23rd July 2020 Covid-19 has proved that fan ownership should be the future of football – even in the Premier League Georgia O’Brien Digital and Communications Manager Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
11th September 2018 Promoting local, co-operatively-owned campaigning journalism Richard McCready Political Officer (Scotland) Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.
12th December 2017 Clubs, not cash machines: 157 years on from the first Boxing Day match, football must be returned to the communities who created it. Anna Heard Very few things raise a nation’s spirit like watching the national football team doing well in the World Cup. However over recent years, the relationship between fans and football has come under strain – with clubs at all levels becoming more distant, and the communities they serve ultimately paying the price.