Blues Trust
Welcome from Birmingham City Supporter's TrustFans are important and should be heard: Make our voice louder
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Blues Trust was formed on 21 February 2012 and is an organisation for fans of Birmingham City Football Club, run by fans of BCFC. Our mission is to ensure fans have a true voice in the things that affect our club and how it is run.
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If you really care about BCFC and want to affect positive change then we want you on board.
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Since it was formed, the Trust has secured the long term future of our stadium as an asset of community value, as well as establishing itself as a credible and respected supporter group.
- We are a shareholder in Birmingham City Plc
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Blues Trust is proud to be affiliated to the Football Supporters’ Association which arose from the merger of Supporters Direct and the Football Supporters Federation.
The FSA is the national, democratic, representative body for football supporters in England and Wales.
It is the leading advocate for supporter ownership, better fan engagement, cheaper ticket prices, the choice to stand at the match, protecting fan rights, good governance, diversity, and all types of supporter empowerment.
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Latest Posts…
11 Games In
The intensity and purpose which characterised Friday night’s win is certainly something to build on
Why a Supporters’ Trust is useful in a crisis
So, why is it that Supporters’ Trusts are the organisations who step in when things go wrong?
Board members qualifications
We would like to have board members who possess a wide variety of qualifications and expertise. But professional expertise is not essential. What is essential is that board members are voting members of Blues Trust, have a desire to help and time available to make a contribution.
Blues Trust needs more board members
Before last year’s AGM, some board members spent time discussing what we’d like to do and how we could be better organised. We decided that it would be good to have nine board members.
Bury FC: show your solidarity
Football supporters everywhere were shocked and saddened when Bury FC were expelled from the EFL.
Bury
I kept checking the news on Bury and hoping until I saw the EFL statement. The statement expressed regret, it said, “the EFL Board has unanimously determined with enormous regret that Bury’s membership be withdrawn”. It didn’t apologise for its own part in the club’s downfall, for its rules that allowed an unsuitable owner to buy the club but didn’t have any way of getting rid of that owner.