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Trust Registered With Financial Conduct Authority
We are pleased to announce that our registration as a formal community society was confirmed this week by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Chairman Keith Morgan said: ““We are pleased to announce that our registration as a formal Community Benefit Society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was completed on May 18, 2022 under the name The Bluebirds Supporters Society Limited (our trading name of Cardiff City Supporters Trust will remain the same).
“This is welcome news and represents the next stage in the development of the Trust going forward. For the sake of clarity, it should be stressed that the Football Supporters Association (FSA) has always recognised CCST as a bona fide supporters’ organisation and full members of FSA and its predecessor organisation meeting all of its membership criteria.
“Indeed, we have received thanks for our work contributing to national issues related to football, including the recent Fans Led Review of football which formed part of the recent Queen’s Speech in Parliament.”
At the Trust’s annual general meeting next month, members will be asked to vote to transfer over to the new legal structure.
Nicola Cave of the FSA said: “The Football Supporters Association are delighted that Cardiff City FC supporters have taken this step towards a registered democratic society, to further strengthen their voices and complement their existing community projects. We look forward to continuing to support them and their members.”
Cricket supporters , aren’t anything like football supporters though and it’s a sport I prefer over football. I wouldn’t have a clue how much a Glamorgan player earns or how much Ben Stokes gets ( I could look it up) so I guess I would be just a customer to the ECB or GCCC.Originally Posted by splott parker
Supporting a football (other sports too) club is definitely a unique situation.
You haven’t seen the banners or heard the chanting at England cricket matches then? The emails I get from Glammy are very customer orientated also.
The ECB treat supporters of county cricket with utter contempt.
Yes , been to numerous test matches and Lords. Just felt like a customer and was just interested in the result (and the weather ) not the finances , the wages of the players etc. I think that’s how it should be
Glamorgan do communicate well through emails but they don’t have a ticket office as such anymore neither do the ECB.
Everything is done virtually even away trips (ECB). It appears the club are following that pathway.
Football, cinéma and now cars. I was following it until then.
Introduced a drum in the Canton stand to improve atmosphere
Introduced a drum in the Canton stand to improve atmosphere
TortureIntroduced a drum in the Canton stand to improve atmosphere
Some like it but I think over the seasons it's reduced our repertoire of songs. We use to be one of the best for songs, but now down to whatever fits the beat of the drum...and often led by the drums rather than the crowd.Introduced a drum in the Canton stand to improve atmosphere
It's awful, and you can hear at every game how it manages to kill chants stone dead within seconds. It's destroying the atmosphere, rather than helping it. The thing should be ritually burned in the car park...Introduced a drum in the Canton stand to improve atmosphere
There’s a kid at Merthyr matches who brings a drum, he’s only about 8, but I could throttle the little ****er it’s so annoying.
It's just as well that vuvuzelas didn't catch on.....
100% agree. Replace the drum with a dozen guys on the catwalk starting chants would be a much better improvement to the atmosphere.
I think a bassoon quartet would be far better.
With you on your triangle 👍
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