Supporter representatives on the FA Council have contacted the FA chairman over the apparent lack of consultation on the introduction of a winter break.
On Tuesday, a major news outlet (£) reported that a winter break would be introduced in English football for the first time after the FA, English Football League and Premier League seemingly reached an agreement.
The annual two week winter break is said to be due to start in February 2021, meaning the FA Cup 5th round would be played midweek with league matches staggered over two weekends. In the FSF's National Survey 2017 50.1% of fans were against a winter break, with 34.6% in favour - even if this meant retaining Christmas and New Year fixtures.
To read more click here article from the FSF blogpage
On Tuesday, a major news outlet (£) reported that a winter break would be introduced in English football for the first time after the FA, English Football League and Premier League seemingly reached an agreement.
The annual two week winter break is said to be due to start in February 2021, meaning the FA Cup 5th round would be played midweek with league matches staggered over two weekends. In the FSF's National Survey 2017 50.1% of fans were against a winter break, with 34.6% in favour - even if this meant retaining Christmas and New Year fixtures.
To read more click here article from the FSF blogpage