Michael Brunskill is the Head of Communications at the Football Supporters' Association. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including sports business, marketing, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on team sports and international sports leagues. Michael's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent discussions surrounding major league sports and tournaments, highlighting his commitment to the intersection of sports and regional interests, especially in LATAM.
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Michael Brunskill's focus is predominantly on sports, with a specific emphasis on football and fan engagement. His coverage often includes government announcements, event coverage, press releases, and legal policy regulation within the context of football and supporter-related topics.
When reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights or commentary related to developments in football governance, policies affecting supporters' rights or experiences at matches, as well as initiatives aimed at enhancing fan engagement within the sport. Additionally, experts who can offer perspectives on legal and regulatory matters pertaining to football may also find resonance in his reporting.
Since Michael’s geographic focus is national (UK), ensure that pitches are relevant to this region when addressing issues such as UK-specific policies impacting football supporters or developments within domestic leagues.
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By: Michael Brunskill
Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) today adopts a new identity – Pro Ref – which will underpin a number of changes to help support refereeing in the English game including a new Professional Referee Group covering the Premier League and Championship.
By: Michael Brunskill
We're giving our support this weekend to a charity football match (Saturday 4th July at Peckham Town) celebrating legends of the women's game with all funds raised going to Samaritans.
By: Michael Brunskill
England’s travelling supporters have a much better rep nowadays, thanks to great behaviour at recent tournaments and the nonstop work of our Fans’ Embassy team, who are out in North America as we speak.
By: Michael Brunskill
UEFA has expressed its “disbelief” at FIFA’s “unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable” decision to suspend USA’s Folarin Balogun’s suspension ahead of the World Cup quarter final match between the host nation and Belgium.
By: Michael Brunskill
England progressed to the quarter finals following one of the games of the tournament against host nation Mexico. Our Fans’ Embassy team now head to Miami and the latest Free Lions fanzine is out now.
Supporter representatives from the women's game met with senior officials from the FA at Wembley Stadium in January to discuss a range of issues with the Lionesses and FA Women's National League.
By: Michael Brunskill
Game Changers brings together women from across the game who love football and gives them the opportunity to share experiences, make new connections and discuss the issues that matter on Saturday 8th August at Craven Cottage (10am-5pm).
By: Michael Brunskill
The Fans For Diversity campaign teamed up with the FA for the inaugural FA South Asian Shield, which took place on Saturday 4th July, a celebration held as part of South Asian Heritage Month at St. George's Park.
By: Michael Brunskill
Fan representatives from the women's game met with senior officials from WSL Football (WSLF) in May to discuss a range of issues across the competition organiser's leagues.
By: Michael Brunskill
Every year the Home Office releases its football arrest statistics and today saw the release of the 2025-26 dataset – read on for a summary of the stats and the latest trends.
