Following a fan vote in which over 3,500 votes were cast, the following supporters have been elected to represent the fan base in the roles below:
Season Ticket Members Fan Representative:
David Djordjevic
Over 65s Fan Representative:
Michael Woolley
In addition, following an internal vote by members of 1894, we are pleased to confirm the election of the following representative:
Fan Activation Representative:
Liam Chant
The three newly elected representatives will officially take up their roles from 1 July 2026. Over the next four seasons, they will help represent the wide-ranging views of our fans as part of the City Matters Fan Network. Their profiles and contact details will be published on City Matters Fan Network ahead of the new season.
The new representatives will join 10 existing members of City Matters, who represent a wide range of demographics across our diverse fan base. These roles include representatives for Official Supporters Clubs, LGBTQ+ fans, Disabled fans, Women, Seasonal Hospitality Members, Cityzens Matchday Members, Under 25s, Black & Mixed Heritage fans, Asian & Mixed Heritage fans and Families.
As we welcome our new representatives, we would also like to remind all fans that engagement with City Matters should always be constructive and respectful, whether in person or online.
To find out more about City Matters and our current representatives, please visit the City Matters Fan Network.
Lee Broadstock, City Matters Chair says: “On behalf of City Matters, we as your fan network are delighted to welcome our newly elected representatives and look forward to the fresh perspectives, energy and experience they will bring. City Matters remains focused on ensuring that the voices of our diverse fan base are heard, respected and reflected in the Club’s decision making. Our ongoing engagement process is designed to ensure fans continue to play an active role in shaping the future direction of our club.”
