Gay Football Supporters Network - Revision history

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	==External links==		==External links==

	http://gfsn.org.uk/		*http://gfsn.org.uk/

	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football]]
			[[Category:Consortium members]]

Ross Burgess at 07:35, 14 July 2013

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	[[File:Gfsn.png\|thumb\|GFSN logo]]The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN'''), founded in 1989, began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.		[[File:Gfsn.png\|thumb\|GFSN logo]]The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN''') is an organisation originally set up to allow gay [[football]] supporters to get together, but now also supporting a national league of gay-friendly football teams. GFSN was founded in 1989, and began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.

	Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.		Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.

Ross Burgess at 11:28, 13 July 2013

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	[[File:Gfsn.png\|thumb\|GFSN logo]]The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN''') began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.		[[File:Gfsn.png\|thumb\|GFSN logo]]The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN'''), founded in 1989, began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.

	Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.		Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.

Ross Burgess at 00:49, 18 May 2013

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	This change was introduced to give competing teams more opportunity to play football, instead of being knocked out early on in the tournament after a small number of games.		This change was introduced to give competing teams more opportunity to play football, instead of being knocked out early on in the tournament after a small number of games.

			==External links==

			http://gfsn.org.uk/

	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football]]

Ross Burgess at 00:47, 18 May 2013

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	The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN''') began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.		[[File:Gfsn.png\|thumb\|GFSN logo]]The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN''') began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.

	Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.		Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.

Ross Burgess at 18:21, 8 September 2012

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	The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' GFSN began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.		The '''Gay Football Supporters Network''' ('''GFSN''') began meeting at the former Salmon & Compass public house in Chapel Market, [[Islington]]; it later expanded into a truly national organisation. The GFSN divides the country up into "regions", with each region having a coordinator. This co-ordinater is responsible for arranging social events for members in that region, and members regularly meet to attend matches or simply watch a game at a local pub.

	Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.		Football fans of different ages and genders meet regularly to discuss their favourite sport and talk. Each co-ordinator submits a monthly report on activities and social events, and these reports are then included in the network's monthly newsletter, which is posted to members.

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GFSN National League

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	Four clubs initially entered the league: [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Leftfooters FC]], [[Yorkshire Terriers FC]] and [[Leicester Wildecats FC]]. The inaugural winners of this competition were the Bristol Panthers.		Four clubs initially entered the league: [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Leftfooters FC]], [[Yorkshire Terriers FC]] and [[Leicester Wildecats FC]]. The inaugural winners of this competition were the Bristol Panthers.

	~~The current champions are~~ [[~~Nottingham Ball Bois FC~~]]~~, who won the title on Sunday 26 April 2009 ahead of [[Birmingham Blaze FC]] in second place~~.		See [[GFSN National League]] for more details.

	== Tournaments ==		== Tournaments ==

Ross Burgess at 20:37, 7 May 2012

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	This change was introduced to give competing teams more opportunity to play football, instead of being knocked out early on in the tournament after a small number of games.		This change was introduced to give competing teams more opportunity to play football, instead of being knocked out early on in the tournament after a small number of games.
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	[[Category:Football]]		[[Category:Football]]