It was another important week in the history of football governance in this country – as long-awaited reforms, including a new regulator for football – came a step closer.

The FA’s decision to scrap FA Cup replays in all rounds of the competition has been met with what can only be described as anger by many EFL and non-league clubs, football figures and supporters at all levels of the game.

Last night Liverpool’s Spion Kop flag group withdrew their usual displays for European nights at Anfield and replaced it with a banner protesting the club’s decision to increase ticket prices.

This year’s Football Supporters’ Association Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on Sunday 21st July in London.

The noise around home ticket prices continues to increase as Chelsea Supporters’ Trust (CST) and groups at Manchester City have hit out at their own clubs for bumping up prices and squeezing concessions.

On Tuesday the Government – at last! – launched legislation in Parliament to introduce an Independent Football Regulator into our game.

This week Labour has said it will prioritise delivering a new independent regulator for football if the Government fails to do so before the next election.

This week Tottenham Hotspur, the eighth richest club in the world, announced that they’re putting up the price of season tickets by 6%.