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Image 1 — Scarborough Athletic's 26/27 kits
Image 2 — Scarborough Athletic's 26/27 kits

Scarborough Athletic's 26/27 kits

Inspired by the Scarborough Football Club kits

u/TWWILD_ — 21 hours ago
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Sheffield FC, the world's first football club, have changed their badge

The lazy circle-ification of badge continues...

u/BenH64 — 2 days ago
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IFR & Fan Consultation

Hi everyone,

I am a student at the University of Bath currently conducting a study on fan perceptions of club governance in English football. I am looking for fans across England's top 5 leagues to complete a short questionnaire (roughly 3 minutes).

Your responses will help shed light on how clubs can better consult fans on governance and business matters under the Independent Football Regulator's (IFRs) regulation. If you'd like to take part, please click the link below.

https://uniofbath.questionpro.eu/t/AB3vAC1ZB3wgKn

Please note you must be aged 18 or over to participate. All responses are entirely anonymous and the study has received ethical approval from the University of Bath. If you have any questions please email me at js4811@bath.ac.uk.

Thank you for your time.

u/JosephSupporterDiss — 3 days ago
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We are delighted to announce the signing of experienced winger Ashley Nathaniel-George upon the expiry of his contract at York City.

u/CarrotBusiness6255 — 7 days ago

Southend have Signed Lewis Twamley, what can we expect Merthyr fans?

As per the title, it seems like we are building an exciting team for next season, mind you a keeper would be nice

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u/NewActuator2170 — 8 days ago

To supporters whose clubs have spent time at a significantly higher or lower level to this, how does the National League compare?

As a Leeds fan, in my proper supporting life Leeds have been in either the Premier League or Championship (we were in League 1 in my life but I was a late bloomer getting into football), but many fans at this fifth- or sixth-tier level who have seen their club in the Championship or even the old First Division, and some will have seen their club at the amateur level with a hundred people at the match, so I'm curious to know how the current National League compares

What are the pros and cons of this level compared to other divisions you've been in?

Which league did you most enjoy your club being a part of?

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u/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
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7 Editions deep into my magazine!

Started back in November 2024, I now have 7 editions out (quarterly release)

Can’t wait to create more!

What do you all think of the cover shots?

u/TTTONLF — 11 days ago