Rainbow Laces 2018

This year, 2018, will be remembered as a year which has seen the annual Rainbow Laces campaign benefit from added fan empowerment and involvement. This is something which is clearly demonstrated when considering the ease at which projects originating from LGBT+ Fans Groups have been able to gain mass media coverage. The change is a welcome one, and is one which has come about after we have seen a noticeable increase in the inclusion of LGBT+ groups by clubs when planning for events and engagement to take place around their designated Rainbow Laces 2018 fixtures, as well as seeing more of a focus being given to the campaign by match-day broadcasters.

Check out some more images from the Rainbow Laces 2018 campaign.
Players at West Bromwich Albion wearing Proud Baggies T-Shirts as a part of the Rainbow Laces 2018 campaign.
West Bromwich Albion players wearing ‘Proud Baggies’ T-shirts during the pre-match warm up
Dwight Gayle wearing a ‘Proud Baggies’ T-shirt in the pre-match warm up
A Justin Fashanu banner surfs the Carrow Rd crowd
A Justin Fashanu banner surfs over the Carrow Road crowd
A Justin Fashanu banner surfs the Carrow Rd crowd
The surfer was the result of a combined project with allied fan groups
A Justin Fashanu surfer which featured at Carrow Road as a part of the Rainbow Laces 2018 campaign.
The design was a collaborative effort and the banner funded by Along Come Norwich
Want to get more involved?

Why not check out our Member Groups page? This is where you can find contact details for your team’s LGBT+ group, who can help you to get more involved in events at your club. Or you can head over to our Contact Us page. This is where you can find out how to get in touch with us here at Pride in Football directly.