The campaign has been launched by the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) and with Birmingham MP Roger Godsiff. Aston Villa and Peterborough have both given their support to calls for the Government to allow "small-scale trials of safe standing areas" and have volunteered to host a trial.Villa chief executive Paul Faulkner said: "We have had a number of good discussions and meetings with the FSF over the past 12 months and fully support their campaign to allow small-scale trials of safe standing areas at grounds."Whenever we have discussed the topic with our fans we've found almost unanimous support for such a trial, and the concept of giving fans the choice to decide to either sit or stand at a game."We believe Villa Park could be a potential venue for such a trial, and would like the opportunity to progress the plans further with the wider support of the football community in this country."
Yes they are Dave,and I cant understand why people are against CHOICE,tbf this ,to my knowledge is the first time the club have publicly endorsed it .
Quote from: spk on October 26, 2012, 02:47:46 PMYes they are Dave,and I cant understand why people are against CHOICE,tbf this ,to my knowledge is the first time the club have publicly endorsed it .They definitely said the same earlier in the year, because one of the Hillsborough Justice leaders came back with some strange quote about how it's alright in Germany but they don't count or something similar.