In recent weeks there have been many signals from supporters that they are fed up with how away games, in particular, are organised. Empty spaces are becoming increasingly noticeable, a clear protest from the supporters.
KAA Gent is not the first and probably not the last team that will not send any supporters to La Louvière this season, last week there were no Genk supporters in Zulte Waregem and the list has become quite long.
Supporters will consult with Pro League and Home Affairs
On Tuesday evening, the Pro League, the Interior and the supporters met for a meeting about a number of hot issues that concern the fans. And during that meeting, many concerns were expressed by the fans to the relevant bodies.
To save the atmosphere and safety, Belgian Supporters demands a minimum of 800 to 1,000 places for visiting fans in the Jupiler Pro League. And a minimum of 16 permitted buses, you know The Latest News to report.
Supporters mainly want clarity from the Pro League
Dominik Van Landeghem is the chairman of the Federation of Antwerp Supporters Clubs (FASC). He has one big demand: “We simply ask for more predictability. So that we know at the start of the season how many tickets we get per trip and how many buses are allowed to travel.”
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A feeling that lives in even more people. The conversation with the Pro League and Home Affairs is said to have taken place in a fairly good atmosphere. Will anything change soon? That will remain to be seen in the coming weeks.
