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Fan Mail - The FSF Newsletter (9th September 2011)
Fulham blame fans for crowd chaosSupporters blamed for causing a worrying crush at Fulham before Tuesday’s Brazil-Ghana friendly have hit back and pinned the blame firmly on the door of the Premier League club. Thousands of people queued outside Craven Cottage to pick up tickets pre-match but the situation soon descended into chaos. And if you were there, the FSF would like to hear from you. |
Terriers plan Blades boycott over ticket pricesHundreds of Huddersfield Town fans look likely to boycott their side's derby at Sheffield United on Tuesday in protest at the cost of their match ticket. Terriers supporters could end up paying as much as £4.50 more than home fans for "equivalent" seating and it's all allowed under the Football League's own rules. The boycott could see more than £12,000 in gate revenue lost by the club as hundreds of fans are threatening to give the game a miss. |
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Upcoming FSF divisional meetingsThe Football Supporters’ Federation has local divisions across England and Wales, if you fancy getting along to a meeting in your area read on. On Sunday 18th September both the Southern and Yorkshire Divisions will meet in Brighton and Doncaster respectively. Wednesday 21st September sees the North Wales and North West Division at Hyde FC. See the below links for more. |
And finally... paying the penaltyAcross to north Africa for this week's clip with Amir Sayoud of Egypt's most successful club side Al-Ahly making a name for himself with a shocker of a penalty. He gets booked in the process too, just to add insult to injury. But what's so bad about it? |
