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What happened at the Dock Wall - FC Community of Liverpool Football clubs that take their city seriously do something with the crowd they gather. The Festival of Fan Activism was Liverpool showing the rest how.

FC Community’s debut season in men’s football begins this year, led by James Bush, lining up against some of the city’s most established names.

Community-owned, community-built. Now stepping into the for the first time.

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A big thank you to everyone who made yesterday such a brilliant day. From the panellists to the bands and DJs, the dock wall, and not forgetting the amazing FCC crew who helped tie it all together on the day.

Also a big shout out to the amazing Frazione Calcistica Dal Pozzo crew who travelled all the way from Italy for the event and to see our fantastic city.

One day until the festival of fan activism. Tickets will be available on the door or can be bought through the link in our profile.

The FSA

Delighted to be invited to exhibit at today's meetup and to see lots of the amazing work going on locally and nationally in the women's game.

Meet one of our panellists at FOFA - Alex Timperley.

Alex is a founder of , part of the interim board of The Citizens Trust, and a member of the Fans Supporting Foodbanks National Network, working on the Right to Food campaign and a range of other community actions. He is also involved with the wider football supporter movement in the UK, playing a role in the FSA’s Stop Exploiting Loyalty campaign and the organisation of mass protests at Manchester City. We remain the only group in the UK to force concessions out of Abu Dhabi

‘For the Love: How Football Supporters Can Change the World’ is a look at what it means to be a football supporter in the 21st century, and how football supporters are organising, overcoming tribalism, and rediscovering the ties that bind them together to fight back against billionaire owners and powerful broadcasters. This book shows how supporters can use those collective tactics, cooperation and solidarity to reestablish the link between football and its communities to transform life for working class people up and down the country.



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Long summer with no football to go to? Not this year. Five games for our men's team between now and August. Pick your games, bring whoever, get down.

— Tue 7th July, JMO, 8pm
U23's— Fri 10th July, Marine, 7:30pm
— Sat 18th July, Jericho, 1pm
— Tue 28th July, Parklands, 7:45pm
— Sat 1st Aug, JMO, 1pm

Delighted to add and to our lineup for the festival of fan activism on the 13th June.

Alex is a founder of MCFC Fans support foodbank and author of ‘For the Love: How Football Supporters Can Change the World’ is a look at what it means to be a football supporter in the 21st century, and how football supporters are organising, overcoming tribalism, and rediscovering the ties that bind them together to fight back against billionaire owners and powerful broadcasters.

He is part of the interim board of The Citizens Trust, and a member of the Fans Supporting Foodbanks National Network, working on the Right to Food campaign and a range of other community actions. He is also involved with the wider football supporter movement in the UK, playing a role in the FSA’s Stop Exploiting Loyalty campaign and the organisation of mass protests at Manchester City.

Daniel Brown is Business Development Manager and a Coach at Liverpool Homeless Football Club, where he leads the Spirit of Merseyside League and works with partners across the public, private, and voluntary sectors to create opportunities for people experiencing homelessness and social exclusion.

They join on our panels.

With live music from .j.maddoxmusic and manoli moriaty

A day of talks, a night of music, one room full of people who care.

Community, inclusion, the women’s game, fan ownership, then music til midnight on the waterfront.

13th June · The Dock Wall, Liverpool · £10

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Festival of Fan Activism - Using Football For Good One day in Liverpool. Football that does good, and a night on the waterfront. Come and be part of it.

Keira Summer Hayes picked up Most Improved at the awards.

Well done Keira.