Fans Voices.

[Wheelbarrow repair man]

I'm Always Interested to read my Fellow PON Members Ideas regarding the State of the English Game, and What Should Happen in the Premier League and The EFL.  Ideas such has a Restriction on Foreign Coaches and Players, a Cap on Transfer Fees and Players Wages and the Latest Premier League Teams should have more English Players in their Squads. All These are Excellent Ideas, however How Do Fans Go About Getting Their Ideas Across to the FA, and What Actions must Fans Take to make Sure the Football Authorities Sit Up and Take Notice? 

The Last Victory Fans Had was the Condemnation of the European Super League and Since then Nothing. So My Fellow PON Members How Should Football Fans  Go About Getting Their Ideas Across ? After All Action Speaks Louder Than Words.

[Robbie 𝕏 @Robbie_NCFC]

To be honest I don't think the football authorities listen to the fans enough.

I think it is more about what the powers that be want rather than what the fans want.

Take the shenanigans over the super league. Yes, it is true that the fans were against a super league being set up.

But I don't think that was the deciding factor, for those elite teams to row back from doing it. I don't think they were too keen on it themselves.

I think it was more to do with those elite clubs wanting more power and influence over football, & I think they certainly got that.

The FA, for instance, were keen not to rock the boat so much. Look how they caved to those clubs by abolishing FA Cup replays to the detriment of small clubs.

The only way Supporters may get more influence & get their word across, is if they can get a place on the board of each professional club in the land, & a place on the FA, PL, & EFL.

Even then, will they listen? 

[ScottyP]

The SLO role is meant to give fans a connection to the club, but Notts doesn't seem to care about this. 

Fans should have some involvement and a say in club matters. I don’t think supporter clubs offer much, as they tend to be similar to trust groups. 

There should be independent voices from fans who are involved for the right reasons. If enough of these voices come together for the club's best interests, then the EFL or Premier League could form a panel or group that truly represents fans.