This should be of interest to anyone who cares about the future of football

[NORTHERNSOUL]

HERES DETAILS OF THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF EVENTS AROUND THE COUNTRY THAT WILL BE THE START OF A MOVEMENT TO TAKE FOOTBALL BACK FROM THE FAT CATS AND THEIR PUPPETS LIKE HARVEY AND RETURN IT TO ITS REAL OWNERS THE FANS.

YOUR INVITATION TO AN EXCLUSIVE FOOTBALL FORUM BRINGING FOOTBALL BACK TO THE FANS

SKINS, the Blackpool Supporters Trust and Supporters Direct, are delighted to invite you to attend an exclusive event to discuss the future of football club ownership and accountability.

For too long, football fans have been relegated to the bench or worse, exploited. Some owners forget that we are fans, not fools
- the lifeblood of any club and the heart of any community. When clubs fail, towns and cities do too, socially and economically.
We've seen it before. We never want to see it again.


WHERE Hilton Hotel, North Promenade Sea Front, Blackpool FY1 2JQ
WHEN Tuesday, 5th September 2017
TIME 19.00 for 19:30

Fans Not Numbers, North West is one of five regional events giving fans like you a national platform to:
• Hear a positive call for reform in football governance
• Join the national debate to re-shape football’s future
• Be heard as Supporters Direct and SKINS take the fight – and the plans - to government

Add your voice to our voice by joining with friends from neighbouring clubs and an exclusive panel of eminent supporters and campaign champions.

Please indicate your intention to attend by registering at:
http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fans-n...ts-37310710339



Link: Register for the event


http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fans-n...ts-37310710339

AND HERES DETAILS OF THE REST OF THE EVENTS

FANS NOT NUMBERS ROADSHOW UPDATE:

All regional venues and dates have now been finalised. All events start at 7.30pm

Tuesday 5th Sept -North West: roadshow launch at Hilton Blackpool , North Promenade, FY12JQ

Wed 6th Sept - North: Mercure Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester , M14PH

Thurs 7th Sept - North East: Darlington RFC, Blackwell Meadows, Grange Road, DL15NR

Wed 13th Sept - Midlands: Coventry RFC, Butts Park Arena, Butts Rd,Coventry CV13GE

Thurs 14th Sept- South: Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Brisbane Rd, London, E10 5NF

We would encourage as many football fans as possible to attend at least one of these events. This is a great opportunity for supporters to join the national debate about football's future and be part of the campaign to take the fight for change to Government.

[monkey hanger]

good idea, but with the premier league and all the money involved in it cannot see any change at the end of the day. fans might talk but money talks loudest.

[AccyMad]

Originally Posted by monkey hanger

good idea, but with the premier league and all the money involved in it cannot see any change at the end of the day. fans might talk but money talks loudest.

Sad but true MH unfortunately

[Chrisr]

It is the premier league fans that need to boycot the the clubs as leaders of this movement. It is not the money that could change things but empty stadiums make poor TV coverage and that is where they will feel the pressure as the product is is shown up for what it is. That way it will benefit every club if it is led properly. It should not need this action, The FA as it is needs firing off and new proper football people put in place to restructure the whole system based on fare share to the grass roots.