Football fans will be able to use a Twitter-style application on the ITV website during the FA Cup final.
Norwich City director Michael Foulger has proposed an interesting incentive to deter fans from claiming their ticket rebate following relegation.
Barcelona fans will be able to learn more about the club through a new partnership with online computer game Empire of Sports.
Livingston have turned to fans to try and boost the finances of the club.
AFC Wimbledon could be moving back to Merton as they seek a new stadium following their promotion to the Blue Square Premier League.
Fans are to attend the UEFA Champions League final in Rome despite the credit crunch because it is a one-off event.
Listening to a football match on the radio while driving could prove distracting for supporters, researchers believe.
Ticketmaster will provide Queens Park Rangers with some new technologies to use to improve the way that tickets are issued to supporters.
Major changes lie in store at Newcastle United as the club look to come to terms financially with their relegation from the English Premier League.
Some Manchester United fans will have to pick up their UEFA Champions League final tickets in Rome after not receiving them from Royal Mail.
Robert Elstone is unhappy with the ticket allocation given to both Everton and Chelsea for the FA Cup final.
Only two of the stadia for the FIFA under-17 World Cup later this year in Nigeria are currently up to the required standard.
Burnley could spend £2 million on giving fans free season tickets if they win the play-off final against Sheffield United.
Joe Ledley's cousin is to swap places with the Cardiff City star as his team will play in a cup final at Ninian Park.
Football fans in the US are voting for Kasey Keller to be a part of the MLS team to play against Everton in July.
Manchester United fans have been told to avoid the tourist areas of Rome ahead of the Champions League final.
FIFA has insisted that it will deal with the travel arrangements at next year's World Cup if the South African government cannot resolve current problems with the system.
All 92 football league clubs are to be visited in 92 hours by four football supporters raising money for Cancer Research UK.
Britannia is one of the most recognised sponsors in the English Premier League.
Some 34,000 tickets have already been bought by Millwall fans ahead of their upcoming League One Play-Off Final against Scunthorpe.
The Guardian has named Joseba Etxeberria's decision to play for Athletic Bilbao without being paid in its list of kind gestures made in football.
A football survey has been carried out by EPFL looking into the development of youngsters in the game.
Andy Anson has warned that England has to avoid being arrogant and complacent if it wants to win its bid to host the World Cup.
Football clubs have failed to pass on the benefits of the VAT reduction from December, according to a fan.
The SFA has revealed that FIFA have scuppered its hopes of using goal-line technology in games.
English clubs could do more to help the Asian game as the country currently does not benefit much from the current pre-season tours of the location.
Ukraine cities have been told to motivate themselves to ensure they meet UEFA's standards by the November 30th deadline.
UEFA has given the Ukrainian cities of Donetsk, Kharkiv and Lviv until the end of November to prove they are capable of hosting Euro 2012.
Football clubs have been told not to take their fans for granted and improve the way that supporters are treated.
Plans for a new quota system for the English Premier League have been proposed.
Supporters are being given the choice of how much they want to pay for a season ticket at FC United.
Sepp Blatter has warned English clubs that they could be the largest affected by the credit crunch.
Over 16 million fans have watched games from the Football League during the 2008/09 season.
Despite reaching the FA Cup final and selling Michael Chopra to Sunderland in a £5 million deal, Cardiff City still registered a loss in the year ending May 31st 2008.
English Premier League clubs may have to sell their best players in a bid to remain solvent under new rules.
Stan Kroenke has purchased further shares in Arsenal to take his total to 17,615 shares.
Air Etihad is to be announced as the new football sponsors at Manchester City.
Stirling Albion owner and chairman Peter McKenzie has backed a scheme by fans to seal finance to take over the club.
A large number of tickets have been applied for in the second sales phase prior to the World Cup in South Africa next year.
West Ham United will have to wait until the end of the season to see if they are given a licence enabling them to compete in Europe in their 2009/10 campaign.
Liverpool's Metquarter Shopping Centre is to host a football exhibition shwoing fans of both Liverpool and Everton.
Fans of York City were urged by the Archbishop of York to head ot London ahead of the weekend's FA Trophy final defeat to Stevenage Borough.
A number of Premier League clubs are planning on unveiling new kits in the summer despite research suggesting that supporters are to cut back on merchandise spending.
Dave Whelan wants to see television money in the Premier League shared out more evenly.
Amateur football club Cromer Town could have to leave their ground in 2012 because of a clause in its lease.
Some 16,000 West Bromwich Albion fans have already bought their season tickets for next season.
Championship clubs will be financially better off next season as a result of Birmingham City achieving an instant promotion back to the Premier League.
Barnsley owner and chairman Patrick Cryne has insisted he is open to allowing somebody else to run the club.
Nantwich Town chairman Clive Jackson has praised the club's fans for their support.
A petition has been signed by Dunfermline fans in a bid to see a return to standing areas at stadiums in Scotland.
Falkirk have been given almost 10,000 less tickets than Rangers for the Scottish Cup Final.
Local businesses are being encouraged to enter a draw to become the football sponsors at Bristol Rovers.
Clubs could be deducted points under new plans to crack down on fan abuse.
Old Trafford could become the biggest stadium in the UK, following plans to increase its size to accomodate 90,000 fans.
Preston will not overspend if they achieve promotion to the Premier League, according to chairman Derek Shaw.
Andy Burnham has signalled his disappointment at the ticket allocations for the FA Cup final.
The remainder of the Scottish football season could be abandoned due to the swine flu outbreak.
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