News
Here are excerpts of our latest 8 posts, in the order of latest first.
FSA: Fan Unrest At Morecambe And Blackburn
The board of the Shrimps Trust at Morecambe have written to the club’s owners, Panjab Warriors, and the club’s chairman Kuljit Singh Momi, expressing their concern at the direction of the Lancashire club.
Blues Fans Praised
Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust has been in touch with Blues Trust to thank Blues fans again for their support in honouring “Headphones Norm”
FSA: Infantino Should Focus On World Cup Issues
For months supporters have been raising concerns about the issues they’ll be facing at this summer’s World Cup to be hosted across the US, Mexico and Canada.
FSA: 2026 WC “38 Times” Costlier For Disabled Fans
Supporter groups have written to FIFA calling for urgent changes to be made to accessible ticketing ahead of this summer’s World Cup as the tournament is estimated to be 38 times more expensive for disabled fans compared to previous tournaments.
Robert Hopkins R.I.P.
All at Blues Trust have been deeply saddened to learn of the passing of ex-player Robert Hopkins. He died in Heartlands Hospital at the weekend after a short illness. He was just 64 years old…..
FSA: Stop Exploiting Loyalty – A Blueprint
Supporters across the country feel the traditions, values and supporter culture that have made English football the envy of the world are under threat from escalating ticket prices, commercialisation and corporate greed – this is what gave birth to the Stop Exploiting Loyalty campaign.
Managerial Speculation
As usual, and particularly so at this time of year, the ‘clickbait merchants’ are casting doubt on the future of many managers across the divisions, including at our club, Blues.
FSA: A Year In The Life Of The FSA
2025 marked an enormous success as, after years of FSA campaigning, the Independent Football Regulator was established. We were central to its formation and the IFR has the powers to stop clubs joining a breakaway European Super League and the potential to protect all clubs.







