Safe Standing Roadshow lead talks football stadiums, fans’ future and his beloved Union Berlin
Jon Darch, Safe Standing Roadshow lead operator, talks exclusively to Football Foyer about stadiums, fans’ future and his beloved Union Berlin.
Author: Danny Wyn Griffith
Editor - footballfoyer.com
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The lack of progress at Old Trafford is exasperating
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Tit-for-tat mentality sees fans pick up the bill
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Fußballclub Union Berlin build for the future
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