Supporters Federation

[Mr A]

Yes. But as pointed out above the group would have to have a common cause to bind it. You need that before you even think of organising.

[Sean South]

Well if it was just a voice for League of Ireland supporters in the media were clubs hands are tied and can’t speak out against the authorities.

http://foot.ie/threads/135418-Airtir...=1#post1360264

[Mr A]

The problem being the fans rarely come even close to agreement on any given issue.

[John83]

The problem being the fans rarely come even close to agreement on any given issue.

Exactly. I'd argue that the FAI sucks, while Mr A, I understand, thinks they blow.

[Riddickcule]

Common cause? To give supporters a voice obviously.

[osarusan]

Common cause? To give supporters a voice obviously.

A voice on what though? Is there a common cause shared by supporters, regardless of club affiliations?

It's easy to say 'the improvement of the league' is a common cause, but when that's broken down into specific cases or decisions, disagreement arises.

[Macy]

The problem being the fans rarely come even close to agreement on any given issue.

I disagree.

[Riddickcule]

A voice on what though? Is there a common cause shared by supporters, regardless of club affiliations?

It's easy to say 'the improvement of the league' is a common cause, but when that's broken down into specific cases or decisions, disagreement arises.

Take the FSF in England, now ask that question, on what though? Their main goal is more supporter involvement at the top, we could do with that aswell.