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Results of the survey and first draft of the charter are now online, hosted on the SFA website. www.scottishfa.co.uk/fanscharter Thanks to everyone who completed the survey or took an interest. If you want to make a comment or give your view on the draft then drop me an email (address is at the end of the article)and I'll put you on the mailing list.

Following on from the workshops I held there's now an online survey about issues related to going to the match. All views welcome. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7J8L6XG

Just a quick note to confirm that the workshop at Tannadice goes ahead on Tuesday (15th) in the No 1 Lounge from 7.30pm to 9pm. I've made a note of the points raised above but if you'd like to come along and be part of a broader discussion then just drop me an email so I know you'll be there. james.proctor @ scottishfa.co.uk (remove the gaps) There are also two other regional workshops where I have space: Wed 16 May – Park Hotel, Kilmarnock Tue 22 May - Fir Park, Motherwell

Good point. A lot of this is about expectations and how different sections (families, active/vocal fans, disable fans, etc) get along with each other inside a stadium. The relationship between stewards, police, clubs and fans is the critical one and something I want to hear about - good and bad. Well if enough folk suggest it .... It'd be good if a few fans came along and shared their experiences and perspective with me.

We all know there can be problems in the relationship between clubs, fans, stewards and police and that, regardless of the result, going to matches often means putting up with inconvenience, frustration and unwelcome behaviour. I am helping to develop a national supporters’ charter that will help to make going to games a better experience and as part of that I want to hear from fans about their experiences. I want to hear about what’s good and bad about going to matches. What you’d like to see more of and what you’d like to ditch. How you expect to be treated and how you expect to treat others. I'm running a series of events around Scotland and I hope you take the opportunity to come along to one and put your views across: Thu 26 April - Ainslie Park, Edinburgh Tue 1 May - Caledonian Stadium, Inverness Thu 3 May - Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen Thu 10 May - St. Mirren Park, Paisley Tue 15 May - Tannadice Stadium, Dundee Tue 22 May - Fir Park, Motherwell All events run from 7.30pm to 9pm Just drop me an email to book a spot and so that I know how many are coming: james.proctor @ scottishfa.co.uk (remember to remove the gaps) More info can be found on the Scottish FA website. Kind Regards, James Proctor Project Manager National Football Supporters Charter