Here's what I gleaned from the Fan Forum Minutes Whoever they are, they currently have the jump on 27-27. Like others, I am interested to know if this is part of the 27-27 movement, or are they independent of each other?ĮDIT: just seen that while I was writing the Esk clarified who he believes ESSG is and that no, they are independent of the 27-27 movement. That the club has agreed to meet with them shows that if approached in an acceptable manner the club will listen to the fans. If it is a group of small shareholders, then they possibly carry more gravitas than the loose alliance of the 27-27 movement.Įven if not, that they have also worked for 6 months compiling a paper linked to the government's fan-led review which they now intend to present to the club for the way forward in the hierarchy's interaction with fans, is also impressive.
I presumed when I read the story it refers to the Everton Small Shareholders Group, but they are described as a 'coalition' of Everton supporters' groups.Īnybody any idea who and what makes up the ESSG? The Echo report doesn't make clear who or what ESSG is. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Their Twitter account was only established this month, has just one tweet to date and has no website but both they and the Liverpool Echo say that a meeting is scheduled with representatives from the club.
However, there is no evidence of who these fans are and where they get their mandate but they are said to be drawn from, among others, the EFC Fans Forum, EDSA (Everton Disabled Supporters Association) and Everton Heritage Society. On the back of the government's fan-led review of governance in the game, the ESSG said on Twitter that they have been working on a document for the past 6 months to present to the Blues' internal management and are due to meet with the club after having submitted their vision for what the future could look like with regard to fan engagement. A group calling itself ESSG and claiming to be a coalition of Everton fan groups on Twitter, says it has prepared a document about fan involvement following on from the government's Fan-Led Review of Football Governance.
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