This is what we do for the HTSA

Later in the day, we met with the SLO, Nathan Hosker, to discuss a whole host of Town-related issues, and we all headed home feeling that we’d achieved a lot.

On Sunday, I appeared on Radio Sangam to discuss racism and Asian participation in football, both on and off the field.

One of our main objectives as an association is to make the football club more reflective of the broader community, and I’d say this experience has helped me realise just how far we need to go to make good on that promise.

But not half as far as we need to go to reform football’s governing bodies!

On Monday night, I, along with six other Town fans from the ATT Panel, travelled to Bramall Lane to attend an EFL Fan Forum. At least that’s what it was billed as, but if you ask me, it was more like an extended advert for Sky Sports.

Ah well, you win some, you lose some.

And on Tuesday night, we chalked up a win. Not only did we have a creative and constructive Board meeting, we also welcomed a new member to the fold, Emily Broome, who’s going to be heading up our Women at the Game initiative.

As for Wednesday, here I’m sat, writing this very column. I can only hope that it’s given you an insight into the day-to-day business of a modern supporters’ trust.

If you’re just here for the travel, I can confirm that we’ll be running a coach to Nottingham Forest on Saturday, April 8.

Members can reserve a seat for just £11, while non-members can get one for £13 and Under 7s can make the trip free of charge.

The coach will be departing from Gooder Street, Brighouse, at 11.15am and the John Smith’s Stadium at 11.45am.

You can book by ringing our Travel Line on 07905 580784 or emailing travel@htsa-web. com.