FANbase is an independent fan website edited by Louis Byers. The website has been live since summer 2011 and brings the latest news from East Anglian football clubs - professional and non-league based.
FANbase started in 2011 when a weekly fanzine was published which had match reports and news articles from the previous week's football involving Ipswich Town, Colchester United, Southend United and Braintree Town. It was sold and brought by a small number of readers who enjoyed, and recommended the magazine.
A season later, FANbase increased their coverage by reporting on local sides AFC Sudbury and Chelmsford City, which attracted more fans.
Since the 2013-2014 season, the publication was closed, and coverage was moved online. A wider audience has picked up on the content and become frequent visitors, with the coverage now including Reserve team football at Step 9 on the English football pyramid.
Our mission
To inform sports fans about their local sports team, and support non-league football. Social media is a key value in our services, using it to cu
Our vision
To help support non-league football, and encourage others to watch non-professional football.
Our services
-A independent non-commercial sports service
-Sports blog to update fans about their team
-Preview and report on non-league football
-Keep fans updated on social media
Your support
FANbase appreciates any support that visitors can give - through following and sharing the blog. I am welcome for volunteers to keep our blog updated.
Last reviewed: 8th March 2017
FANbase started in 2011 when a weekly fanzine was published which had match reports and news articles from the previous week's football involving Ipswich Town, Colchester United, Southend United and Braintree Town. It was sold and brought by a small number of readers who enjoyed, and recommended the magazine.
A season later, FANbase increased their coverage by reporting on local sides AFC Sudbury and Chelmsford City, which attracted more fans.
Since the 2013-2014 season, the publication was closed, and coverage was moved online. A wider audience has picked up on the content and become frequent visitors, with the coverage now including Reserve team football at Step 9 on the English football pyramid.
Our mission
To inform sports fans about their local sports team, and support non-league football. Social media is a key value in our services, using it to cu
Our vision
To help support non-league football, and encourage others to watch non-professional football.
Our services
-A independent non-commercial sports service
-Sports blog to update fans about their team
-Preview and report on non-league football
-Keep fans updated on social media
Your support
FANbase appreciates any support that visitors can give - through following and sharing the blog. I am welcome for volunteers to keep our blog updated.
Last reviewed: 8th March 2017