FSF meeting this Sunday - all welcome!

[silent majority]

We have an FSF meeting scheduled for this Sunday, details below. Why not pop along, hear what we have to say, grab a beer and a Free buffet!

FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS’ FEDERATION.

YORKSHIRE Division
 

Meeting on SUNDAY 7th March 2010  at 1.00pm

in the  IRON BAR Glandford Park Scunthorpe United FC

Scunthorpe DN15 8TD

 

AGENDA

GUEST SPEAKER –           ALAN WALSH

Stadium Manager and ex-Police liaison officer for Scunthorpe Utd

A good opportunity to discuss the Sit Down Stand Up campaign with someone who currently has a mixed stadium and has to undergo changes.

 

DISCUSSION ON CURRENT ISSUES AFFECTING FOOTBALL/SUPPORTERS’

 

1,  Finance – How does the Portsmouth affair affect your club? And should we all be worried?

    What can be done?

 

2,  Pricing – Tickets, the good and bad and how are we all doing in this area
 

3,  Security – Have stewards over reacted in recent weeks and should we be concerned?

 

4,  Section 27 – Have we seen the last of this?

 
5,  World Cup – are you going and what are your concerns?

 
6,  Sit Down, Shut Up debate – can we hold one in the North?

 

GENERAL MEETING
                               
7, Agree Minutes from Previous meeting at Ossett August 09

8, World Cup Bid 2018

9,  Root & Branch update from Conference motion submitted by Yorkshire Division.

10, NC Updates.

11, Any Other Business?

12, Date time & Place next meeting

 

Further information:
 

As is our usual practice, ALL parts of this meeting is open to anyone, so please bring a friend/s and see what the FSF is all about

 

Alan Bloore, chair of the Yorkshire Division, FSF: 01302 883 481

[Filo]

silent_majority wrote:

We have an FSF meeting scheduled for this Sunday, details below. Why not pop along, hear what we have to say, grab a beer and a Free buffet!

FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS’ FEDERATION.

YORKSHIRE Division
 

Meeting on SUNDAY 7th March 2010  at 1.00pm

in the  IRON BAR Glandford Park Scunthorpe United FC

Scunthorpe DN15 8TD

 

AGENDA

GUEST SPEAKER –           ALAN WALSH

Stadium Manager and ex-Police liaison officer for Scunthorpe Utd

A good opportunity to discuss the Sit Down Stand Up campaign with someone who currently has a mixed stadium and has to undergo changes.

 

DISCUSSION ON CURRENT ISSUES AFFECTING FOOTBALL/SUPPORTERS’

 

1,  Finance – How does the Portsmouth affair affect your club? And should we all be worried?

    What can be done?

 

2,  Pricing – Tickets, the good and bad and how are we all doing in this area
 

3,  Security – Have stewards over reacted in recent weeks and should we be concerned?

 

4,  Section 27 – Have we seen the last of this?

 
5,  World Cup – are you going and what are your concerns?

 
6,  Sit Down, Shut Up debate – can we hold one in the North?

 

GENERAL MEETING
                               
7, Agree Minutes from Previous meeting at Ossett August 09

8, World Cup Bid 2018

9,  Root & Branch update from Conference motion submitted by Yorkshire Division.

10, NC Updates.

11, Any Other Business?

12, Date time & Place next meeting

 

Further information:
 

As is our usual practice, ALL parts of this meeting is open to anyone, so please bring a friend/s and see what the FSF is all about

 

Alan Bloore, chair of the Yorkshire Division, FSF: 01302 883 481

Why is the Yorkshire Division having a meeting at a ground in Lincolnshire?  

[silent majority]

Well, the Yorkshire Division came about with the break up of the old Northern Division so as to reflect a more regional bias. We are responsible for a much wider area than just Yorkshire but choose to call it the Yorkshire Division for simplicity. We cover North Notts, North Lincs, parts of Derbyshire and the Humber region too.

[Filo]

silent_majority wrote:

Well, the Yorkshire Division came about with the break up of the old Northern Division so as to reflect a more regional bias. We are responsible for a much wider area than just Yorkshire but choose to call it the Yorkshire Division for simplicity. We cover North Notts, North Lincs, parts of Derbyshire and the Humber region too.

Fair enough, but i was only joking  

[silent majority]

I realise that Filo  

However, I can understand a lot of people out there who would maybe be asking the same question so I felt it needed an explanation.

[River Don]

It's because they naturally understand that Yorkshire is superior and of far more importance than its satellite counties. Besides, they all secretly wish they were from Yorkshire anyway. :cheer:

[silent majority]

Don't forget this afternoon - all welcome!