Football & Stadium Management (FSM) is a print magazine and digital news resource for those involved with sports stadia, facilities, pitch and turf care.


Happy 100th Birthday Wembley

Wembley Stadium 100th Birthday

● Wembley Stadium is 100 years old this year

● Iconic venue first opened its doors for FA Cup Final in 1923

● It has hosted some of the UK’s most historical moments of the last century including 1966 World Cup win, Live Aid and 2022 Lionesses victory

● Football, sports and music fans encouraged to share their most memorable moments over the last century

● Three pairs of VIP tickets to a Wembley event of your choice up for grabs

Wembley Stadium, connected by EE, is 100 years old this year. Since it first opened its doors on April 28th, 1923, the venue has been home to some of the most historic and memorable moments of the last century.


BSIA's British Security Awards Moves To New Venue And Date For 2023

British Security Industry Association - new date for Awards The British Security Industry Association’s (BSIA) flagship event, the British Security Awards, is to move to a new venue and date for 2023.


Manchester United Announces Global Partnership With Doo Group

the entrance gates to Manchester United's Old Trafford football stadium Manchester United and online financial trading platform, Doo Group, have announced a multi-year global partnership.


Everton Stadium Build To Ramp Up In 2023

The proposed Everton FC stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock Everton Stadium is set to enter a transformative phase in 2023, with work ramping up on the internal works.


Aston Villa Receives Planning Approval For Villa Park Redevelopment

A mock-up of how Aston Villa development will look - credit Aston Villa FC Aston Villa have welcomed Birmingham City Council’s decision to grant planning permission for phase one of the Club’s redevelopment and expansion of Villa Park.


The FA Applies To Install Gated Perimeter Fencing At Wembley

Chaos at Wembley Stadium New gated perimeter fencing could be erected at Wembley Stadium as part of the Football Association’s response to the chaotic scenes at the Euro 2020 final, whereby numerous England fans burst through what appeared to be substandard security guarding and barriers surrounding the Stadium entry points. A resulting review conducted by Baroness Casey last year found there were more than 20 ‘near-misses’ which could have resulted in serious injury or death connected to the chaos surrounding the match between England and Italy on July 11th, 2021.

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