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Here are excerpts of our latest 8 posts, in the order of latest first.
FSA: Pitch invasions – What Does The Law Say?
We’re coming to the end of the season and it isn’t uncommon to see pitch invasions as teams clinch promotion or even a play-off spot. Alongside that is the issue of pyro use and the consequences for supporters who don’t understand how seriously it is taken by the authorities.
FSA: Helps Secure £30 Tickets For 9,800 Fans
The FA Cup semi-finals take place this weekend and we’re pleased to say that, after discussions with the FA, it was agreed that the lowest priced tickets would remain at £30. Each competing club will receive 4,900 tickets in this category.
An Evening With Neil Moxley
Blues Trust is delighted to announce that Neil Moxley, a national journalist and life long Blues fan, has kindly agreed to spend an evening with Trust members discussing all things Blues
Football Governance Bill Update
The Football Governance Bill has completed its journey in the House of Lords and has moved to the House of Commons, where it will have a second reading on 28 April 2025. After that it will be referred to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee for closer scrutiny and discussion.
FSA AGM 2025: Registration Now Open!
The FSA’s Annual General Meeting will be taking place in Manchester on Saturday 14th June. Registration for the event is now open.
FSA: Man City Price Freeze “Victory For Fan Power”
This week’s announcement by Manchester City that they would freeze ticket prices for 2025-26 was hailed as a “victory for fan power and fan action” in a joint statement by three of the club’s supporter organisations.
BCFC: Blues 2023/24 Accounts – Moving In The Right Direction
Blues accounts for last season were released last week. The key headlines are that the club increased income, made a reduced loss and invested significantly in infrastructure.
FSA: Man City Protest – Fans Want Viagogo Gone
Manchester City fans made their views known on the club’s deal with Viagogo by staging a hugely effective protest in the opening minutes of Wednesday’s game against Leicester City.








