Your questions answered.
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Where can I find out what channels England and FA Cup games will be televised on outside England?
The company that distributes overseas TV rights for England matches is CSI Sports. If you want to know which TV station will be broadcasting future England matches in different countries around the world, you can contact them either by post at:
CSI Sports
McCormack House
Burlington Lane
Chiswick
London
W4 2TH
Mail contact@csisports.net
Web www.csi-sports.net
or by telephone on 0044 (0)20 8233 7819.
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How do I become an FA Licensee?
Official FA licensees distribute licensed products to retailers. For further information please contact CPLG:
CPLG
6th Floor
3 Shortlands
London
W6 8PP
Tel: 0044 (0)20 8563 6127
Mail apegler@cplg.com
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Will The FA be able to supply me with a donation for my charity?
The FA receives hundreds of requests for signed items each week and we are unable to satisfy every request for help. Please submit a written application on charity headed paper (where possible) which includes details of your organisation and event planned, so we can keep your details on record if any items become available. Please write to:
Joanne Plummer
Wembley Stadium
PO Box 1966
London
SW1P 9EG
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Why is drinking banned from FIFA international fixtures?
Because of the number of tragedies that have occurred in stadia, FIFA saw fit to take radical measures, the ban of alcoholic beverages in the stadia being one of them.
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Does The Football Association offer grants?
The Football Foundation has introduced a new simplified application form and fast track scheme for grants of £10,000 or under. Obviously grants of £10,000 require less information than those of £1,000,000 and the new application process allows the Foundation to quickly assess bids and offer grants within weeks. Our easy to use forms and guidance notes are available online at www.footballfoundation.org.uk, or by calling 0845 345 4555.
The Football Foundation is funded by the Premier League, The Football Association, Sport England and the Government, and is the nation's largest sports charity with a £53m budget going straight into the very heart of football.
The FA National Game Division is ploughing over £35 a year - £20m of which is invested into The Football Foundation - supporting community football, schools and further education colleges, heralding higher standards, better pitches, changing rooms and facilities and encouraging more people to enjoy football for life.
