This appointment marks a significant step in ensuring our advocacy remains truly national. Following the 2025 Annual General Meeting, the General Committee identified a critical gap in representation for football supporters in South Australia.

If 2025 was the purchase, 2026 is the year we check the receipts and hold football leaders to account.

The fixture was widely condemned by both players and supporters alike. This included the active support of both clubs, Curva Sud Milano and Curva Como 1907 as well as a swell of solidarity against the exporting of domestic matches from over 550 supporter groups representing more than 3 million football fans across Europe, the UK, and the USA.

FSAA Chair, Patrick Clancy gives his update for November including challenging Football Australia's $99 'cash grab', launching our new digital home, and our firm stance against exporting domestic football.

The Football Supporters Association Australia (FSAA) is proud to officially launch our new website, a dedicated digital home for FSAA members and football supporters across the country.

Following the submission of key recommendations to Football Australia (FA) in July, the Football Supporters Association Australia (FSAA) is now pleased to provide the wider football community with an update on our engagement with the Australian Professional Leagues (APL).

“The Football Supporters Association Australia (FSAA) elected Patrick Clancy as its new Chair following the holding of its 2025 AGM last night.”

The Football Supporters Association Australia (FSAA) is pleased to announce the successful submission of key recommendations to Football Australia.