Scottish Football Union asks fans to have their say in new survey
Alastair Blair of the Scottish Football Union wants supporters to share their concerns and ideas for change, with the results going to the SPFL, the SFA and the clubs.
By Peter Martin,
The Football Show turned its attention to supporters on Monday, with Scottish Football Union Operations Director Alastair Blair asking fans to take part in a new survey on the state of the Scottish game.
The survey is designed to let supporters voice their concerns and set out the changes they would like to see in Scottish football. It invites ideas on improving the game both on and off the pitch, and takes 12 to 15 minutes to complete.
Where the answers will go
The Scottish Football Union intends to put the results to the SPFL, the SFA, the clubs and other key decision-makers. That gives the exercise a clear destination. Supporters' views will be gathered in one place and presented directly to the bodies that run the game, rather than left to scattered complaints.
For fans who feel their voice is rarely heard by the authorities, it is a direct route to the people who make the decisions. The pitch to supporters was simple: "12 to 15 minutes of your time could change our game for the better."
The survey is available online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFUSDS.