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FANS EAGER TO RETURN!

FANS EAGER

By JOHN LYONS

FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS’ SURVEY - THE RESULTS
NON-LEAGUE fans are champing at the bit to watch their teams again - and trust their clubs to ensure their safety.
That’s according to the survey carried out by The NLP with The Football Supporters’ Association over the last couple of weeks.
While there are some fears over Covid-19, the overall response from fans has been positive and will be music to the ears of the FA, clubs and league administrators, who will have access to the results.
Almost 7,000 fans completed the survey. Of those, more than half (54.75%)...

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