Swindon Town become Fair Game club

“Football is at a crossroads. The arrival of the regulator represents a huge opportunity for football to change. We need a game that is more sustainable. A game that looks at helping the entire pyramid. Fair Game have made great strides over the last two years in giving clubs lower down the pyramid a voice and we want to be part of that.”

Rob Angus, Swindon Town CEO

SWINDON Town Football Club officially joined Fair Game today. The partnership will be supported by Swindon Town Supporters Trust (TrustSTFC), who will be working with the club and Fair Game on supporting and delivering relevant initiatives.

Swindon Town FC CEO Rob Angus said:

“Football is at a crossroads. The arrival of the regulator represents a huge opportunity for football to change.

“We need a game that is more sustainable. A game that looks at helping the entire pyramid.

“Fair Game have made great strides over the last two years in giving clubs lower down the pyramid a voice and we want to be part of that.”

James Spencer, Co Vice Chair of Trust STFC, added:

“We are delighted that the club have decided to sign up to Fair Game and we will be working hard with Rob Angus and the Fair game team to really drive positive improvements for the club, as well as contributing to the wider initiatives with other clubs’ part of the fair game family for the benefit of football generally”.

Niall Couper, CEO of Fair Game, said:

“I am delighted that Swindon Town have chosen to join.

“We want long-term realistic solutions to the problems football faces and we believe we can deliver them.

“We want a sport where every fan can put their shirt on in the morning proud in what it stands for, safe in the knowledge that the traditions and heritage of their club will always be there.”

The full list of members can be found here.