This evening, we were very pleased to meet the Interim Chief Operating Officer of the Shadow Independent Football Regulator, Martyn Henderson (O.B.E), alongside some members of the Clarets Trust.
We had a lengthy discussion with Martyn and we are very grateful to him for sharing his time and expertise.
Moving forwards, the meeting has given us the confidence that democratic, independent and fan-led associations such as BFC ISA, will feed strongly into the consultation on how representative engagement should be defined.
We would now love to hear your thoughts.
Positive fan engagement is of significant importance to us!
UTC
PS. Please do get involved with BFC ISA if you’re keen. Join us today!
A meeting with the C.O.O of the Shadow Independent Football Regulator
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Re: A meeting with the C.O.O of the Shadow Independent Football Regulator
Bringing this back up as it very quickly dropped down the messageboard in and amongst all the incomings and outgoings yesterday.
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That’s very positive news from BFCISA. I believe that the Football Regulator is putting fan engagement right at the forefront of their mandate in order to protect football clubs as community assets and preserve their unique heritage.
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We were impressed and encouraged.Orangebernard wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 6:46 amThat’s very positive news from BFCISA. I believe that the Football Regulator is putting fan engagement right at the forefront of their mandate in order to protect football clubs as community assets and preserve their unique heritage.