League One

FANS ARE URGED TO PUT FORWARD VIEWS…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
10 February 2019

By Tom Blackett

VISION: Shaun Harvey

EFL
SUPPORTERS of all 72 EFL clubs are being encouraged to have their say on the major issues in the game.
The 2019 EFL Supporters Survey will be the biggest in nearly a decade, with fans able to provide feedback on a host of significant matters that have impacted the game in recent seasons.
The survey will be promoted via the EFL and clubs, with supporters able to have their say on issues such as:
● The match-day experience, including fixture scheduling, ticket pricing and standing
● The format of the EFL competitions such as the Checkatr...

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