Acting Up - A podcast by Fans Against Criminalisation Acting Up - A podcast by Fans Against Criminalisation

Fans Against Criminalisation’s podcast mini-series will be completed with the release of our final episode. Our host Liam O’Hare will reflect on the magnitude of the campaign’s victory with journalist Andrew McFadyen and our usual guests Jeanette Findlay and Paul Quigley. Featuring an interview with BEMIS representative Danny Boyle who discusses the new attempts to define sectarianism and where the debate now moves to.

Listen to testimonies from football fans of their experience of the OBAF and the impact it has had on their lives.

Episode 5 of the Fans Against Criminalisation podcast is a short supplementary episode looking forward to Thursday’s final stage vote for repeal.

Whilst our usual host is away on holiday, Jeanette Findlay and Paul Quigley are joined by James Kelly as the 3 consider how the campaign has got to the point of repeal and pay tribute to the efforts of those who have made this possible.

On the fourth episode of #ActingUp, it’s a Scottish football fans special. Host Liam O'Hare is joined by Derek Watson from Motherwell’s Heavy Hands Empty Stand campaign and Hamilton supporter and FAC representative Sean McHugh, as well as regular guests Paul Quigley and Jeanette Findlay. We also hear from the renowned Scottish sports broadcaster Jim Spence, and Andrew Jenkins from Supporters Direct Scotland. The panel discuss the effect on the legislation on fans across Scotland and look forward to the final stage of the repeal in the parliament. This is part two of two