Sarah 'Sal' Aitchison (she/her)

Sexism and anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination often go together and overlap. You can't fully tackle one without addressing the other and I want to be part of something fully inclusive.

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Flo Bird (she/her)

Inclusivity is important to me. There’s a lot of intersectionality with issues within football culture that need addressing. It’s something I am passionate about, and I feel proud to be part of something that is tackling this.

Jess Furness (she/her)

It's vital for us to have LGBTQ+ representation at Her Game Too! Visibility matters and if any followers of the campaign gets in touch with us wishing to chat about their negative experiences in football then they will be fully aware that HGT is a safe space for all.

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Matt Hayes (he/him)

I think it's important for this campaign to be a place of support and comfort for everybody who feels unwelcome or discriminated against at football. LGBTQ+ representation and diversity among the campaign members will hopefully help to show that we are here for everybody - regardless of gender identity & sexual orientation.

Amelia Armstrong (she/her)

Representation in the campaign is so important as it shows people that football is a game for all, and that everyone should be able to express their identity freely.

Jess Pye (she/her)

I think it's important to represent LGBTQ+ people in our campaign, as homophobic and transphobic abuse are a massive reason why LGBTQ+ people don't go to football, in the same way that sexism is a huge reason for women not to go as well. And for me, being trans, it's really good to see a feminist group being intersectional; representing all women, especially in a time like this when trans rights are under attack.

Sarah Breslin (she/her)

Her Game Too is an inclusive campaign and it's vital that we can forge positive change and ensure football is a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans. I am proud to part of the visibility and representation so many other fans of football need.