Alvo Boys FC
U12′s football team will carry the “Football v Homophobia” logo on squad coats.
Arsenal FC
‘Designated Arsenal for Everyone’ matchday on 1st February v Aston Villa
Aston Villa FC
Designated FvH match Saturday 21st Feb v Stoke
Birmingham City FC
Designated FvH match Tuesday 10th Feb v Millwall
Brighton and Hove Albion FC
Designated FvH match v Birmingham City FC on Saturday 21 February
Cardiff Dragons FC
Organised a free FvH 5-a-aside tournament for men and women
Cardiff Ladies FC
A ‘Kick homophobia out of football’ week, where senior players will give talks to junior teams about Homophobia in Football
Castlecroft Rangers
Matchballs and management tops with FvH logo, plus social media support
Chelsea FC
Designated FvH match 21st February v Burnley FC
Chesterfield FC
Designated FvH match Saturday 28th Feb v Fleetwood Town
Colchester United FC
Designated FvH match Tuesday 17th Feb v MK Dons
Coventry City FC
Designated home match v MK Dons on 28th Feb
Crystal Palace FC
Match day programme article and team in Woking Tournament
Derby County FC
Designated FvH matches v Charlton FC and Sheffield Wednesday FC, plus inviting local LGBT group, Derbyshire Friend, as guests
Derbyshire County FA
Working in partnership with local clubs and university to raise awareness of the FvH campaign across the county.
Dorset County FC
Wearing rainbow socks to support Football v Homophobia and encouraging youth teams to do the same
Dover Athletic FC
Designated FvH match v Southport on Saturday 21st February
Dulwich Hamlet FC
Wednesday 11th Feb, Dulwich Hamlet XI will play a friendly fixture against Stonewall FC, the current Gay World Football Champions
Ebbsfleet United FC
Designated FvH match Tuesday 17 February v Bromley
Exeter City FC
Designated FvH match 10th Feb v Cambridge United
FC United of Manchester
Designated FvH match is the home game against Halesowen Town on 24 February
Gillingham FC
Designated match 7th February v Sheffield United.
Herefordshire County FA
Website article and social media support of FvH.
Huddersfield Town FC
They held a ‘Town For All’ day in January in support of FvH and Kick it Out
Hull City AFC
Players wore FvH t-shirts in their away match at Manchester City FC
Ipswich Town FC
Designated FvH match v Birmingham City FC on Tuesday 24 February
Kent County FA
Raising awareness of their LGBT Equality Charter with clubs and supporting the various events clubs are doing across the county.
Leyton Orient FC
Designated FvH home game v Bradford City on Wednesday 18th February
Liverpool FC
Supporting Football v Homophobia in February as part of LGBT History Month 2015
Manchester City FC
Designated home game Saturday 7 Feb v Hull City
Manchester United FC
Designated FvH home game v Sunderland on 28th February
MK Dons FC
Designated FvH match 21st February v Peterborough Utd
Newcastle United FC
Designated FvH match 28th February v Aston Villa FC
Northampton Town FC
Supporting FvH through website publicity
Norwich City FC
Designated FvH match v Wolves on 14th February
Notts County FC
Supporting FvH through fans group, social media, website publicity
Oldham Athletic
Designated home game Saturday 14 Feb v Colchester
Plymouth Argyle
Designated FvH match Saturday 14th Feb v Cambridge United
Portsmouth FC
Designated FvH match 14th Feb v Exeter City
Queens Park Rangers FC
Designated FvH match 7th Feb v Southampton FC
Saltire Thistle FC
An open event to attract more players and supporters to this LGBT football club
Sheffield & District Junior Sunday League
Produced and distributed 15,000+ leaflets to players and coaches in the League during February
Sheffield & Hallamshire County FA
Promoting Football v Homophobia through website article and social media
Sheffield United
Article in programme for match v Colchester 10th Feb
Soho FC
Hosting a 9-a-side football tournament for LGBT friendly teams
Southend United FC
Designated FvH match v Carlisle on Saturday 28 February
St Mawgan FC
Carry the Football v Homophobia logo on kit to raise awareness of the campaign
Surrey County FA
Hosting a Youth Festival raising awareness of FvH on 19th Feb. Plus workshop for coaches/parents and clubs
Sussex County FA
Organised Sussex County FA v Brighton Lesbian and Gay Sports Society at the Brighton and Hove Albion training ground on Sunday 15th Feb
Swansea City AFC
Designated FvH match v Sunderland on 7 February
Tonbridge Angels
Permanent advertising hoarding promoting FvH on pitch perimeter of ground
Tottenham Hotspur FC
Spurs official LGBT fan group game v Gay Gooners to celebrate one-year anniversary of the Proud Lillywhites
Tranmere Rovers FC
Designated FvH match Saturday 21 February v Shrewsbury
United Glasgow FC
Wigan Athletic
Designated FvH match Friday 20th Feb v Charlton Athletic
Westfield FC
An inclusive ‘Football for ALL’ weekly session for 12-16 year olds
West Bromich Albion FC
Designated FvH match during February
West Ham United FC
Announced the affiliation of the Club’s first LGBT supporters’ club – ‘Pride of Irons’
Woking Town
FvH awareness festival for young people
Wolverhampton Wanderers FC
FvH designated match v Fulham on 24 February
York City FC
Designated FvH match v Tranmere on Saturday 14 February. Working with York Pride.