Tuesday, January 18, 2011
The Price Of Loyalty - FC Business January 2011
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Picking up the Tab
Picking Up The Tab - FC Business Nov 2010
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Labels: FC Business, Survey Results
Saturday, June 05, 2010
Thursday, June 03, 2010
DrillBoard: FFC Grass Roots Football LIVE Survey
FFC are proud supporters of the annual Grass Roots Football Live exhibition held at NEC, Birmingham, UK.
This years show runs from 4th-6th June and well will be running the DrillBoard: FFC Grass Roots Football Survey from Stand 310. It would be great to meet any members attending the show. For more details vist www.grassrootsfootball.co.uk

This years show runs from 4th-6th June and well will be running the DrillBoard: FFC Grass Roots Football Survey from Stand 310. It would be great to meet any members attending the show. For more details vist www.grassrootsfootball.co.uk
Labels: FFC Survey, Grass Roots Football Live
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
FFC Survey Results: Kit Survey
Football Fans Kit Survey: FC Business - May 2010
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Labels: Football Fans, National Kit Survey, Survey Results
Monday, March 29, 2010
FFC Survey: World Cup - Club and Country
This survey looks at who you will be backing this summer in South Africa and how fans rate World Cup success compared club success as the club season draws towards it's finale.
Click here to Have Your Say
Many thanks to everyone taking part.
The FFC Team
Click here to Have Your Say
Many thanks to everyone taking part.
The FFC Team
Thursday, February 25, 2010
World Cup 2010 - safety preparations
With thousands of England football fans expected to travel to South Africa later this year to watch the 2010 football World Cup tournament, work is taking place behind-the-scenes by Foreign Office staff in partnership with the authorities in South Africa to ensure visiting fans have a safe and enjoyable trip.
As part of its preparations, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has this week run a planning exercise. Staff at the British High Commission in Pretoria along with staff from the FCO's Crisis Response Centre in London responded to a simulated scenario to test their consular procedures and make sure preparations to provide assistance to British nationals in the event of a real emergency are as robust as possible.
Road traffic accidents occur the world over, and the fictional scenario was based on a coach crash involving British nationals. The event was briefed to High Commission staff via a mock news report. Immediately, staff implemented emergency plans, sending out a team to the crash site to provide on-the-ground assistance to people involved in the incident.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office is running a 'Be on the Ball' campaign aimed at helping England fans travelling to South Africa for the World Cup to have a safe and enjoyable trip. Further information can be found at www.fco.gov.uk/worldcup
As part of its preparations, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has this week run a planning exercise. Staff at the British High Commission in Pretoria along with staff from the FCO's Crisis Response Centre in London responded to a simulated scenario to test their consular procedures and make sure preparations to provide assistance to British nationals in the event of a real emergency are as robust as possible.
Road traffic accidents occur the world over, and the fictional scenario was based on a coach crash involving British nationals. The event was briefed to High Commission staff via a mock news report. Immediately, staff implemented emergency plans, sending out a team to the crash site to provide on-the-ground assistance to people involved in the incident.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office is running a 'Be on the Ball' campaign aimed at helping England fans travelling to South Africa for the World Cup to have a safe and enjoyable trip. Further information can be found at www.fco.gov.uk/worldcup
Labels: England, Fans, Football, Safety, South Africa, World Cup

