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.
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.
FSA: World Cup Ticket Prices Are Scandalous
Thousands of our members follow England across Europe and the world, where they are supported by our Free Lions team. FIFA’s greed means that many of those will have to make alternative plans in summer 2026. We can only agree with their anger at World Cup prices.
FSA: 100+ PL Fan Orgs Call For Halt On Price Rises
Supporters’ groups from all 20 Premier League clubs have co-signed a letter calling for a two-year halt on home ticket price increases under the banner ‘Protect the Fans. Protect the Game.
FSA: Women’s Club World Cup: Opposition Grows
Supporters’ groups from across the women’s game have written to the FA and Women’s Super League to outline their concerns over FIFA’s proposed Women’s Club World Cup (WCWC).
FSA: #StopExploitingLoyalty Hits Parliament
Our #StopExploitingLoyalty campaign hit Parliament this week as supporters representatives and MPs met to combat high ticket prices.
FSA: Awards 2025 Polls Are Now Open
We are pleased to announce the shortlists for the 2025 FSA Awards and the polls are open!
FSA: Starmer Commends “3UP” Campaign
The Prime Minister told Parliament this week that he “commends” the campaign to increase the amount of promotion places from the National League into the EFL.
FSA: Message Sent: Boycotts At WHU & Sheff Wed
This week supporters at Sheffield Wednesday and West Ham United stayed away in their thousands – delivering a clear message to their respective owners via boycott.
FSA: “Change Is Coming” Says New Regulator
Last week the new chair of the Independent Football Regulator addressed clubs at the National Football Museum in Manchester.


