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EFFC 2013 - PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
FRIDAY, 19 JULY 2013
SATURDAY, 20 JULY 2013
SUNDAY, 21 JULY
(more info on p.10)
(more info on p.11-16)
(more info on p.17)
DE TOEKOMST Youth Academy
From 17.00hrs
All Colours Are Beautiful! Fun Football
1st Fan Researcher Network Meeting
2nd European Network Meeting of
Fan Lawyers
Network Meeting of the FSE Fans’
Embassy Division
19.30hrs – 21.00hrs
WATCHING FOOTBALL IS NOT A CRIME!
Talk Night
Fans, institutions and football representatives talk about the sense and nonsense of
sanctions
21.00hrs – 24.00hrs (?)
EFFC 2013 WELCOME PARTY
Food, Drinks, Fan Films and Music
Amsterdam ArenA
Amsterdam ArenA
9.00-10.00hrs
9.30-10.30hrs
Arrival of participants
10.00 – 10.30hrs
10.30 – approx. 14.30hrs
Opening - Greeting Messages:
Bernhard Fransen, Vice-President, KNVB
Gianni Infantino, General Secretary, UEFA
Annual General Meeting (AGM) of
the members of Football Supporters Europe
(FSE)
10.30 – 12.30hrs
15.00hrs
Workshops – Morning Sessions
Closing Press Conference
12.30 – 13.30hrs
Lunch
13.30 – 15.30hrs
Workshops – Afternoon Sessions
15.30 – 16.00hrs
Coffee Break
16.00 – 17.00hrs
Presentation of Workshop Results
16.00 – 17.30hrs
Afterwards:
HANNEKES BOOM
(more info on p.17)
19.00hrs - ??
EFFC 2013 - THE FINAL DESTINATION
Farewell party with all volunteers and
participants of EFFC 2013
“Stel je voor; voetbal zonder supporters...?!”
Dutch Panel Discussion
Afterwards:
Amsterdam CITY CENTRE
(more info on p.11)
20.00hrs - ??
THE FLYING DUTCHMEN GRACHTEN PARTY
Cruising Food, Drinks and Music…and Fans
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EUROPEAN FOOTBALL FANS’ CONGRESS
AMSTERDAM, 19 - 21 JULY 2013
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VENUES OF EFFC 2013
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GETTING AROUND AT THE EUROPEAN FANS’
CONGRESS 2013 IN AMSTERDAM
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Once you figured out how it works, you’ll
find that Amsterdam has a relatively efficient public transport network, consisting
of metro lines, tram lines, regular buses, as
well as a few ferryboats via which it is very
easy to get from A to B. The public transport
network provider is called GVB – more info is
available via www.gvb.nl (incl English links)
You can find a map of the public transport
network on the previous page!
Prices: 24hrs GVB Card: EUR 7.50
48hrs GVB Card: EUR 12.00
72hrs GVB Card: EUR 16.50
If you have a day card, please make sure
that you check in and out with your ticket
when you enter/leave the metro/tram/
bus!
GVB - SINGLE Tickets – Disposable
OV-Chipkaarts
Single tickets are valid for one hour and are
EUR 2.80. You can buy them inside the tram
or bus and at designated booths or machines located at any major bus, tram, to metro
station, as well as some other places such as
newspaper stands close to bus stops.
TAXI
Taxis are comparably expensive to get
around in Amsterdam. Official taxis in Amsterdam are easy to recognize, all of them
have a “TAXI” symbol on the roof, have a meter and are licensed. You can stop them on
the streets or get one at an official taxi rank.
BUT: Because space in the city centre is
limited, taxis cannot stop anywhere they
like. To keep traffic flowing in the city at
peak efficiency, stopping is not al-lowed at
various places. This is also one of the reasons
why there are so many fixed taxi ranks, e.g.
around the Central Station.
A good service in Amsterdam is provided
by the Taxicentrale Amsterdam (TCA) – with
online booking service: +31 20 777 777 7
ACCESSIBILITY
Wherever possible, adjustments are made
in buildings to facilitate wheelchair users.
All conference venues of EFFC 2013 and De
Toekomst on Friday night are therefore fully
accessible for wheelchair users. A few taxi
companies offer special wheelchair taxis to
transport you comfortably around the city.
For example, TCA (Taxicentrale Amsterdam)
on +31 20 777 777 7. More info on accessibility of buildings in Amsterdam is available on
the Accessible Amsterdam website www.
toegankelijkamsterdam.nl. This website provides reviews on the accessibility and userfriendliness of all sorts of public buildings.
GVB Day Passes - DAGKAARTEN in
Amsterdam
The GVB day or multiple day card entitles
you to unlimited travel around Amsterdam
- day and night - on bus, tram and metro,
for the number of hours that best suits your
plans. For instance, the day card is valid for
24 hours from first check in.
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FRIDAY, 19 JULY 2013 – DE TOEKOMST
SATURDAY, 20 JULY 2013 – Amsterdam ArenA
STATION: STRANDVLIET
STATION: BLIJMER ARENA (Line 54 to GEIN)
If you have problems with walking, please call the EFFC Shuttle Van!
(see below) (further directions to be found on p. 5)
From 17.00hrs
All Colours Are Beautiful! Fun Football
1st Fan Researcher Network Meeting
2nd European Network Meeting of Fan Lawyers
Network Meeting of the FSE Fans’ Embassy Division
19.30hrs – 21.00hrs
WATCHING FOOTBALL IS NOT A CRIME! Talk Night
Fans, institutions and football representatives talk about the sense and nonsense of
sanctions:
Guests: Carlos Schneider, Disciplinary Services, UEFA – Jo Vanhecke, Council of Europe
(T-RV), Belgian Ministry of Interior, Belgium - Christian Visser, Fan Lawyer, The Netherlands
– Gregor Weinreich, Club Nr. 12, Bayern Munich, Germany – Victoria Dominguez Almela,
Brigadas Amarillas, Cadiz, Spain - Panos Mastrothimios, Ierolohites, Aris FC, Greece
Chair: Kevin Miles, FSE Committee, Football Supporters Federation, England
21.00hrs – 24.00hrs (?)
EFFC 2013 WELCOME PARTY
Food, Drinks, Fan Films and Music
DIRECTIONS & EFFC SHUTTLE VAN
It is just a 10 min walk to get to De Toekomst from the Metro Stop “STRANDVLIET”. For those
in need, e.g. if you are disabled or injured and cannot walk far, there will be a shuttle van
between the bus stop at Blijmer Arena and De Toekomst between 16.30hrs and 24.00hrs.
If you need the Shuttle Bus, please call and agree on a meeting point at Blijmer Arena and
the shuttle will come to get you! +31 63 840 9345
AT THE STADIUM: EAST STAND – MAIN ENTRANCE – GATE E
(further directions to be found on p.7)
9.00 – 10.00hrs
10.00 – 10.30hrsOpening
Greeting Messages from:
Bernhard Fransen, Vice-President, KNVB
Gianni Infantino, General Secretary, UEFA
10.30 – 12.30hrs Workshops – Morning Sessions (more info on p.12-16)
12.30 – 13.30hrsLunch
13.30 – 15.30hrs Workshops – Afternoon Sessions (more info on p.13-16)
15.30 – 16.00hrs Coffee Break
16.00 – 17.00hrs Presentation of Workshop Results
16.00 – 17.30hrs
“Stel je voor; voetbal zonder supporters...?!” Dutch Panel Discussion
PANELISTS: Dennis Guitoneau, South Crew, Ajax Amsterdam – Erik van Kilsdonk, Supportersplatform Betaald Voetbal (SBV) - Robert Junier, Supporter Liaison Officer, FC Utrecht (tbc)
– Chris van de Poll, Sicherheitsbeauftragter, KNVB – Walco Bakker, Centraal Informatiepunt
Voetbalvandalisme (CIV) - – Christian Visser, niederländischer Fananwalt - Officier van Justitie bij de Rechtbank Amsterdam (TBC)
Afterwards: Amsterdam CITY CENTRE
STATION: AMSTERDAM CENTRAAL – DOCK: behind the Tram Stop B on Westzijde - in
front of the Central Station (directions on p.6)
20.00hrs - ?? (the boat will stop at the dock every hour, to allow people to get on
and off)
THE FLYING DUTCHMEN GRACHTEN PARTY
Cruising Food, Drinks and Music…and Fans, organised by the Supporters Club Oranje
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THE EFFC WORKSHOPS 2013 – Morning Sessions
Sat, 20 July 2013 – 10.30hrs – 12.30hrs
THE EFFC WORKSHOPS 2013 – Afternoon Sessions
Sat, 20 July 2013 – 13.30hrs – 15.30hrs
THEME 1: Football Fans, the Special Species – when football supporters
become a play ball for safety and security measures
THEME 1: Football Fans, the Special Species – when football supporters
become a play ball for safety and security measures
FOCUS: “Bubble Matches” and other Travel Restrictions
FOCUS: Naked Match?! Body Searches
Chair:
Heidi Thaler (Fan, Researcher, Austria)
Speakers:
Kenny Scott (Stadium and Security Consultant, UEFA), Jo Vanhecke (Council
of Europe – Standing Committee on Spectator Violence), Ronald Pieloor (Ajax
Member Association, Board Member, Netherlands), Sandra Schwedler (ProFans,
Germany), Dr. Clifford Stott (Author, Researcher on Crowd Psycholgy)
Chair:
Heidi Thaler (Fan, Researcher, Austria)
Speakers:
Kenny Scott (Stadium and Security Consultant, UEFA), Jo Vanhecke (Council of
Europe – Standing Committee on Spectator Violence), Sandra Schwedler
(ProFans, Germany), Rasmus Trenskow (Danske Fodbold Fanklubber, Denmark),
Dr. Clifford Stott (Author, Researcher on Crowd Psycholgy)
THEME 2: Fans Against Poor Modern Football!
THEME 2: Fans Against Poor Modern Football!
FOCUS: Football and the Struggles for Clubs and Fans in Small Leagues
FOCUS: Fans and their FAs – Why Dialogue is good for the Game
Chair:
Arne Christian Eggen (Norsk Supporterallianse/SLO of SK Brann, Norway)
Speakers:
Alek Mishevski (Ultras FC Pelister, Macedonia), Mike Swysen (Supportersfederatie Profclubs, Belgium), Dmytro Sholomko (Fan of FC Obolon, Ukraine)
Chair:
Martin Endeman (FSE Committee, BAFF, Germany)
Speakers:
Michael Boyd (Irish Football Association, Northern Ireland), Erik Reynaerts
(Ombudsman, Belgian Football Association, Belgium), Lena Gustafson Wiberg
(Svenska Fotboll Supporter Unionen / SLO at Djugarden Fotboll Club, Sweden)
THEME 3: Supporter Ownership in Action: Our Game, Our Rules – organised
in cooperation with Supporters Direct Europe
Just one morning session, no afternoon session for this theme.
THEME 4: EUROs for Fans in Europe?
FOCUS: National Team Fans – Face-Painted Clowns or passionate Football Supporters?
Chair:
Ben Shave (Supporters Direct Europe)
Speakers:
Tom Hall (Supporters Direct, England), Jim White (Swans Trust, Swansea City FC,
Wales)
Chair:
Elena Erkina (Fans’ Embassy Russia, Russia)
Speakers:
Theo Pouw (Supporters Club Oranje, The Netherlands), Liam Murray (You Boys
in Green, Ireland), Lara Pelegrini (Fan Embassy Italy, Italy)
THEME 4: EUROs for Fans in Europe?
THEME 5: European Fan Campaigner Networking Meetings
FOCUS: EURO2020 for Europe – An Event for Fans?
Chair:
Paul Corkrey & Nikolaos Pogatsidis (FSE Fans’ Embassies)
Speakers:
Patrick Gasser (Football And Social Responsibility, UEFA), Jens Andersen (DFF
/ Fans’ Embassy Denmark, Denmark), Theo Pouw (Supporters Club Oranje, The
Netherlands)
THEME 5: European Fan Campaigner Networking Meetings
FOCUS: OPEN KICK-OFF MEETING of the FSE Anti-Discrimination Division
chaired by:Goran Grosman (FSE Committee, Bijeli Andeli, Croatia), Michal Riecansky
(Tribuny Su Nasy, Slovakia)
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FOCUS: Twenty’s Plenty – Strategies for Joint Actions of International Fan Campaigns for Fair Ticket Pricing
chaired by:Marc Quambusch & Tobias Westerfellhaus (“Kein Zwanni - Fussball muss bezahlbar bleiben”, Germany)
THEME 6: International SLO Meeting – organised in cooperation with
Supporters Direct Europe
Just one afternoon session, no morning session for this theme.
chaired by:Stuart Dykes (Supporters Direct Europe)
Speakers:
Speakers: Arne-Christian Eggen (SLO Rosenborg BK, Norway), Henk Voors (SLO
Ajax, Netherlands)
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THE EFFC WORKSHOPS 2013
Summaries of Workshop Themes
This year, the workshops will focus on six main themes. Each theme (exept for
Themes 3 and 6) will address one specific issue under the overarching theme in the
morning session. In the afternoon, discussions will focus on another issue under
the same main theme. You are free to choose one theme session in the morning and
a different theme and session in the afternoon.
THEME 1: Football Fans, the Special Species – when football sup-porters become
a play ball for safety and security measures
Morning FOCUS:
“Bubble Matches” and other Travel Restrictions
Afternoon FOCUS:
Naked Match?! Body Searches
FSE Committee Member responsible:
Linda Hadorn, FaCH, Switzerland
In many countries, football fans are confronted with
a big range of repressive measures, special laws and
enforcements. At this year’s EFFC, we want to discuss
this more thoroughly in two areas: travel restrictions and body searches. In the morning, we want to
discuss the pros and cons of such travel arrangements, take up points such as the feasibility of such
measures and exchange our experiences.
In the afternoon, we will focus on body searches.
There again, we want to give you the opportunity
to exchange knowledge and talk about problems
related to entry procedures, or in other words: body
searches.
As an outcome, we want to elaborate possible models for entrance and body search part and sum up
the discussion on both areas with a position paper.
THEME 2: Fans Against Poor Modern
Football!
Morning FOCUS:
The Struggles for Clubs & Fans in Small Leagues
Afternoon FOCUS:
Fans and their FAs – Why Dialogue is Good for the
Game
Martin Endemann, BAFF, Germany
While everybody is looking at the big football leagues in Germany or England, the specific problems
for fans or clubs from smaller countries or leagues
have often been neglected. But in many smaller leagues (e.g. in the Balkans, Scotland or in the Benelux
area), a stadium visit has become so unattractive,
that either bad finances, match-fixing and/or just
bad stadium conditions and low attendances are
almost natural consequences and make the situation
worse.
THEME 3: Supporter Ownership in Action
– Our Game, Our Rules
- organised in cooperation with Supporters Direct
Morning Session ONLY!
FSE Committee Member responsible: Riccardo
Bertolin, MyRoma, Italy
Twelve years ago, Swansea City FC were bottom of
the professional pyramid in England, and on the
verge of going out of existence. Now the Welsh club
are established in the Premier League, have earned a
reputation for playing the game the right way – and
are part owned by their supporters. This session will
tell the remarkable story of how the Swans Trust
kept their club alive, and why supporters have been
central to so many clubs being saved in England in
recent years.
We will also look at the growing number of groups
across Europe who are working to ensure their clubs
are restored to or remain in the hands of those who
care about them the most – supporters. Whether
through motions at AGMs, national fan campaigns
coordinated by umbrella organisations, or action
from individual groups, everyone involved in this
session is working towards achieving greater levels
of supporter influence at their clubs…for the good
of us all.
As a result, fans stop going to matches and/or follow
the teams in the big football countries on TV. That
again creates greater inequalities within Euro-pean
football – with more fans or players being ripped off,
kick-off times moving to ridiculous times or competitions structures changing in hysterical attempts to
make the fixtures more attractive. For the first time,
we will ad-dress these issues in a workshop.
THEME 4: EUROs for Fans in Europe?!
Morning FOCUS:
National team fans – face-painted clowns or passionate football supporters?
Afternoon FOCUS:
EURO2020 for Europe – an event for fans?
Paul Corkrey, FSE Fans’ Embassies, FSF Cymru, Wales
There are various organised national team supporters across Europe, and for the first time, a workshop
at the EFFC is addressing national team supporters
on a wider scale with the aim to exchange experiences on various matters and talk about how national
team fans can intensify cooperation for the international matches and tournaments to come.
National team supporters representatives will present how they contribute to good hosting via means
such as Fans’ Embassies, fan marches and beyond.
Legacy effects evaluated at EURO2012 have shown
that Fans’ Embassies and similar measures organised
by fans for fans proved valuable to ensure responsible involvement of local football supporters and
help those estab-lishing sustainable structures of
self-organisation and institutional dialogue beyond
the tournament.
As UEFA decided to host EURO2020 in several
countries, there is a huge challenge for fans and
organisers with regards to issues such as sustainability, as well as the ecological and social added value.
It is important to make the best of it now, especially
for the fans. To date, representatives of UEFA and FSE
have discussed the concerns that were expressed
by various parts of the fans’ movement and other
bodies. In the afternoon, we’ll illustrate the work
that has been done and participants can give direct
feedback to UEFA, to make sure that EURO2020 can
be as fan-friendly as possible.
A good chance to fight all these problems, has proved to be dialogue between supporters and the national football associations (FAs). In smaller countries,
this dialogue is often far from perfect. The second
part of the session will focus on sharing best practice
examples of fans’ dialogue between fans and their
FAs, and develop strategies to sell the added value of
a functioning dialogue to both sides.
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SUNDAY, 21 JULY - Amsterdam ArenA
THEME 5: European Fan Campaigner
Networking Meetings
THEME 6: International Network Meeting
for Supporter Liaison Officers
Morning FOCUS:
Kick-off Meeting of the FSE Anti-Discrimination
Division
FSE Committee Members responsible:
Goran Grosman (Bijeli Andeli, Croatia) & Michal
Riecansky (Tribuny Su Nasy, Slovakia)
FSE Member responsible:
Stuart Dykes, Supporters Direct, England
In the morning, the Anti-Discrimination Division of
FSE will have its first meeting. The aim is to bring
together active and potential members of the
division and to plan future steps on topics such as
campaigning, coordina-tion, general vision of the
anti-discrimination division and sharing experience
in the anti-discrimination field. The meeting is open
to all members who are interested and/or wish to
take part in future activities of the division.
Afternoon FOCUS:
Twenty is Plenty – Strategies for joint actions of
interna-tional campaigns for fair ticket pricing
FSE Members responsible:
Tobias Westerfellhaus + Marc Quambusch, “Kein
Zwanni – Fußball muss bezahlbar bleiben”, Germany
Afternoon FOCUS ONLY!
The aim of the workshop is to kick start an exchange
between SLOs at Euro-pean level. We will hear from
SLOs in two different countries about how they are
approaching the role, the problems they face, and
progress they have made.
They will also talk about their experiences working in
European competition. In the subsequent discussion
we hope to identify the strengths and weak-nesses
of the SLO project so far and explore ideas for making the system work better.
While the workshop is aimed primarily at SLOs, supporters are, of course, more than welcome to attend
and air their views.
STATION: Blijmer Arena (Line 54 to GEIN)
at the STADIUM: Main Entrance – Gate E
9.30-10.30hrs
10.30 – approx. 14.30hrs
nnual General Meeting (AGM) of the members of
A
Football Supporters Europe (FSE)
AGENDA
1. Appointment of the chair and the keeper of the minutes
2. Assessment of the presence of a quorum
3. Adoption of the agenda
4.Presentation of the report of activity for the season
2012/2013 and the financial report for 2012
5. Discharge of the FSE Committee
6. Discussion and voting on amendments to statutes
7.Discussion and voting on resolutions submitted by FSE
members
8.Election of the members of the FSE Committee for the
season 2012/2013
9.Future venues for the European Football Fans’ Congress
10.Presentation of the new member care strategy “FSE
Country of the Year”
11.Presentation of the election result and the new FSE
Committee
12.Other
15.00hrs Closing Press Conference
More or less all over Europe, the prices for football
tickets are increasing. This threatens football as “the
people’s game” as it can be witnessed in England,
where a whole generation of fans have been forced
to watch football in pubs - with consequences for
the atmosphere inside the grounds. But fans in different countries have now started to campaign against
this development. This workshop should discuss how
the different national or local campaigns can work
together and and start transnational actions that can
force the clubs to rethink their policies in this area.
Afterwards: HANNEKES BOOM
STATION: AMSTERDAM CENTRAAL
Follow the signage! From Amsterdam Central Station walk left and straight for about 8 min
towards the big building NEMO, turn left, get over a tiny bridge and you’ll find Hannekes
Boom like a little island surrounded by water (further directions to be found on p.4)
19.00hrs - ?? EFFC 2013 - THE FINAL DESTINATION
Farewell party with all volunteers and participants of EFFC 2013
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THE 4th AGM OF FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS EUROPE (FSE)
GENERAL INFO
What is going to happen?
The AGM is the highest body, the ‘Parliament’, of Football Supporters Europe (FSE).
The AGM is held once a year and together
with the EFFC workshops it is here that
members decide with their vote about the
aims, objectives and future actions of the
network, approve changes to its statutes
and elect the members of the Committee,
the main board, for the following year.
Conditions of Participation
The 5th AGM of the Football Supporters
Europe (FSE) network is open to all properly
admitted members. Non-members registered as participants of the EFFC 2013 can
attend the AGM as observers.
The FSE Coordination, on-topic divisions & the FSE Committee
The FSE Coordination is the executive body
of the FSE handling the day-to-day business
of the organisation including all legal transactions. The FSE Coordination is appointed
by the FSE Committee.
On-topic divisions are founded or closed
by the FSE Committee with a two-thirds
majority. On-topic divisions are semiautonomous networks or bodies providing
particular services relevant for football fans
and develop their work under the umbrella of the European fans’ network. Each
on-topic division appoints a director who
represents the on-topic division within the
FSE-Committee. At the moment there are
on-topic divisions for fans’ embassies & antidiscrimination.
The FSE Committee is the main management board of the network, consisting of
the FSE Coordination, the directors of the
on-topic divisions and the elected members.
Its members are responsible for the overall running of the European football fans’
network. The FSE Coordination as well as the
directors of each on-topic division have one
permanent seat each within the FSE Committee. The FSE Coordination and the directors of on-topic divisions are not allowed to
participate in votes of the FSE Committee on
all issues that concern either the nature of
their employment or the existence of their
on-topic division.
According to the current statutes, two thirds
of the total number of members within the
FSE Committee at the time of elections plus
one third of the total number of permanent
seats within the FSE Committee have to be
reserved to members democratically elected
by the AGM. Committee members are
elected with a sim-ple majority for one year.
To avoid overrepresentation of one particular country within the Committee, there
can’t be more than one third of the elected
commit-tee members representing the same
country....pfeeeew...did you get it? No? Don’t
worry, it sounds a lot more complicated than
it actually is!
According to this procedure, the number
of elected members for this year would
be calculated as follows:
(2 on-topic divisions (2 seats) + FSE Coordination (1 seat) +1/3 of all permanent seats
within the FSE Committee at the moment
(1 seat)) x 3 = 12 seats within the FSE Committee in total
2/3 = 8 committee members to be elected
at this year’s EFFC, 2 candidates max from
the same country. Easy, isn’t it?!
The FSE Commitee
FSE Coordination
THE ELECTIONS OF THE
FSE COMMITTEE
How can I vote?
You have to be 14 years of age and you will
have to be registered and properly admitted as a member of the FSE to be entitled to
vote. The admission of under 18 year olds is
subject to consent from their legal guardians. Also, the weight your vote depend on
your status: are you an individual member, do you represent a local fan group or
initiative, or a national or transnational fan
organisation?
Please note that those that want to be
entitled to vote and stand for elections at
this 5th AGM of FSE 2013, had to join the
network until 30 June 2013!
Annual General
Meeting (AMG)
elects
The FSE Commitee
appoints
FSE Coordination
Campaigns /
Workings
On-Topic
Divisions
Elected Members
Directors of On-Topic
Divisions
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Individual members
Your vote is restricted to one vote. You vote
with a white voting card, which you will also
use for the election – simply highlight the
names of your preferred candidates on the
card and put it in the white ballot box.
Locally active groups / organisations
Formally or informally organised groups or
initiatives active on local level should be represented by an appointed delegate for FSE
at the AGM. The group’s vote is restricted to
three votes. Local groups vote with a yellow
voting card, which they will also use for the
election – simply highlight the names of
your preferred candidates on the card and
put it in the yellow ballot box.
Nationally/transnationally active
groups /organisations
Formally and informally organised groups
and initiatives active on national/transnational level should be represented by an
appointed delegate for FSE at the AGM. Each
national / transnational group’s vote is restricted to ten votes. National/transnational
groups vote with a red voting card, which
they will also use for the election – simply highlight the names of your preferred
candidates on the card and put it in the red
ballot box.
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Who can become a member
and how?
Please note that those that want to be
entitled to vote and stand for elections at
this 5th AGM of FSE 2013, had to join the
network until 30 June 2013!
Membership is open to all national/transnational and local fans’ groups/organisations/
initiatives and individual supporters in
Europe that support our core principles and
the statutes.
I want to stand for election – how
do I do it?
That’s easy! You have to be 18 years of age
and be registered and admitted as a member first before you register as a candidate!
Then you can candidate via e-mail to
[email protected] or directly at the
registration desks at the EFFC at Istanbul.
Deadline for membership registrations
and candidacies is 13.30 hrs on Sat 21
July 2013.
Further info required?
We’ve put a small document with frequently
asked questions (FAQs) on the FSE network
together that can be obtained from the
registration desks at the stadium. There
you can also ask for membership forms and
members can pick up their AGM packs from
there on Sunday morning.
Our core principles are:
we do not tolerate discrimination of any
individuals on any groups including the
following: ethnic origin, ability, religion,
gender, sexual orientation and age
we reject violence, both verbal and physical
we stand up for the empowerment of
grassroots football supporters
we promote a positive football supporters’ culture, including values such as fair
play and good governance
Membership is currently free of charge and
can end at any time with the submission of
a written request from the member to the
FSE Coordinating Office. You can register as
a member at www.fanseurope.org
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CREDITS!
SPACE FOR YOUR NOTES!
The FSE members and a number of fellow fans from the Netherlands who
are our local hosts this year in Amsterdam are:
The FSE Members from the Ajax Supportersvereniging took the initiative to take the congress to Amsterdam. So, if you want to praise anyone for the great time you will have had,
then address them in the first place! If you want to complain, the FSE Office is there for you
at the FSE Info Stall at the stadium. ; -)
Apart from that, we would like to thank the following bodies who provided support
to the event, helped to make it happen whilst recognizing its independence:
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Football Supporters Europe eV
Coordinating Office
P.O. Box 30 62 18
22704 Hamburg / Germany
www.fanseurope.org
Tel.: +49 40 370 877 51
Email: [email protected]
Published by:
Football Supporters Europe
Designed by:
Rijser Grafische Communicatie, www.rijser.nl

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