In January, the FAB held a series of open meetings with supporters with the aim of submitting questions to the Everton Board of Directors, in light of the growing concerns and dissatisfaction about the strategic direction and running of the Club.
One of the roles of the FAB is to ensure that Everton’s Board and senior executives understand the views of Evertonians in their discussions at a national policy level with government, the Premier League, the Football Association and other national bodies.
The Everton Football Club Fan Advisory Board (FAB) has officially joined the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) as associate members.
Ken Sweeney of the EFC Mid Cheshire Supporters’ Club has been elected by the EFC UK Supporters’ Club Committee (SCC) to be its representative on the EFC Fan Advisory Board.
Last week, prior to Everton’s game against West Ham United, majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri met Fan Advisory Board chair Jazz Bal.
The FAB has today published a summary of the questions raised by supporters in a series of open meetings held earlier this month.
On 5 January, the EFC Fan Advisory Board acknowledged the concerns and views expressed about the Club’s current predicament; by announcing a series of meetings to take place with fans.
We were shocked that Manchester United chose to raise the ticket price for away tickets to 150% (£30 to £45) of what the equivalent Premier League fixture would cost.
On 15 November, the EFC Fan Advisory Board Secretary, Julie Clarke, attended an event hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Football Supporters in Westminster.
The FAB gave supporters the opportunity to put their questions to the Everton hierarchy…
In the coming weeks and months there will be a lot written across football about Fan Advisory Boards…
In January, the FAB held a series of open meetings with supporters with the aim of submitting questions to the Everton Board of Directors, in light of the growing concerns and dissatisfaction about the strategic direction and running of the Club.
One of the roles of the FAB is to ensure that Everton’s Board and senior executives understand the views of Evertonians in their discussions at a national policy level with government, the Premier League, the Football Association and other national bodies.
The Everton Football Club Fan Advisory Board (FAB) has officially joined the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) as associate members.
Ken Sweeney of the EFC Mid Cheshire Supporters’ Club has been elected by the EFC UK Supporters’ Club Committee (SCC) to be its representative on the EFC Fan Advisory Board.
Last week, prior to Everton’s game against West Ham United, majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri met Fan Advisory Board chair Jazz Bal.
The FAB has today published a summary of the questions raised by supporters in a series of open meetings held earlier this month.
On 5 January, the EFC Fan Advisory Board acknowledged the concerns and views expressed about the Club’s current predicament; by announcing a series of meetings to take place with fans.
We were shocked that Manchester United chose to raise the ticket price for away tickets to 150% (£30 to £45) of what the equivalent Premier League fixture would cost.
On 15 November, the EFC Fan Advisory Board Secretary, Julie Clarke, attended an event hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Football Supporters in Westminster.
Welcome to the home of the recently established Everton Football Club Fan Advisory Board (FAB). We are an independent body established with the goal of ensuring that Evertonians’ voices are heard at the highest levels in Everton Football Club.