“Incentivise clubs to be well run, encourage them to become embed in their community and financially viable for the long term, bring in the Sustainability Index. It would show a real commitment to the Levelling Up agenda”

Niall Couper, CEO of Fair Game

“Every time reform of football has been mooted, the proposals have ended up gathering dust. We need a firm timeline for legislation. And we need it now. This is a once-in-a-generation chance to change football and protect our community clubs”

Niall Couper, CEO of Fair Game

“What we need now is a firm timetable for change. There can be no more delay or dithering. If reform is kicked down the road it will represent the death knell for hard-working community clubs.”

Niall Couper, CEO of Fair Game

52 MPs pose with Selfie Board and commit to implementing the Fan-Led Review in full

“Now is the time to act to protect our history, our heritage not just for us but for those that will come after us.” - Sue Watson, Chair of West Ham United Supporters’ Trust

“Football needs to be more financially sustainable, it needs better governance, proper equality standards, and real fan and community engagement. We need out politicians to make a firm commitment to back Fair Game and implement all the recommendations of the Review.”

“I am delighted that the Council unanimously backed my motion. Football clubs such as Rochdale are at the heart of our town. We need a better set up. The current situation fails to protect the interests of fans. Without a better system of Governance, many clubs are at risk, as we have seen in neighbouring Bury. We need urgent change..,” says Cllr Ashley Dearnley

“Clubs too often fall victim to owners who have no interest in the community they rely on. This is why we need reform. I want to see more clubs make the change that County has. That’s why I’m very happy to back Fair Game, “ says Jayne Bryant

“For too long change has been kicked down the road, whilst our clubs have kicked the bucket. This petition demonstrates the strength of feeling to secure our national game,” says Fair Game CEO Niall Couper

“For too long change has been kicked down the road, whilst our clubs have kicked the bucket. This petition demonstrates the strength of feeling to secure our national game,” says Fair Game CEO Niall Couper

Only 11.1% of board members at Premier League clubs and 26% of spectators are women

“Football clubs are gambling their very own existence to chase the Siren Call of the Premier League, with Derby County being the latest example. We need to change that culture or we face a future where dozens of clubs could disappear overnight.,” says Niall Couper

“Football needs the Government to implement the Fan-Led Review and incentivise clubs to run themselves sustainability to protect our national game from disaster,” says Niall Couper

Cumbria MPs Mark Jenkinson and Simon Fell make public pledge

“The proposals set out in Tracy Crouch's review of football should be implemented as soon as possible.,” says Cllr Garry Bridge

Jacqui Oatley joins Fair Game’s International Women’s Day Conference to celebrate the role women play in football. Tickets available now

“The financial model of football is broken. It is fans, and the local communities who suffer as a result of the broken model,” says Cllr Ben Shirley

“Football needs to be rebooted and Fair Game have my support in their pursuit of building a future that secures our clubs for the long term.” Dulwich & West Norwood MP Helen Hayes

“I am extremely proud to have been successful in proposing Stoke on Trent City Council to become a Fair Game council. Standing up for fans’ values and demonstrating commitment to support our football heritage is of utmost importance to our city,” says Cllr Ally Simcock

“We need new structures to bring fans and their clubs together once more and ensure that football can strive at every level” Bath MP Wera Hobhouse