Stockport County Supporters' Co-operative

Football is for everyone. 💙

We're raising £2,000 to fund season tickets for Stockport County supporters facing financial hardship, helping keep fans connected to the club and community.

Find out more: https://www.countysupporterscoop.co.uk/keeping-county-accessible-to-all/

Keeping County Accessible to All - Stockport County Supporters’ Co-operative Support the Stockport County Supporters' Co-operative's £2,000 appeal to fund season tickets for fans facing financial hardship and keep County accessible to all.

🎟️ The Stockport County Supporters' Co-operative is seeking to raise £2,000 to fund the purchase of four season tickets for County supporters who may be facing financial hardship.
💙 These tickets will help ensure that supporters who are struggling financially can continue to attend matches and remain connected to the club and the County community.
👇 Please help if you are able to:

Help raise £2000 to purchase 4 x Stockport County season tickets – JustGiving Crowdfunding Iʼm raising money to purchase 4 x Stockport County season tickets. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

🎟️ The Supporters' Co-operative welcomes the introduction of flexible payment options for 2026/27 season tickets.

💷 This is something we have been encouraging the Club to introduce for a number of years, as it helps make season tickets more accessible and affordable for supporters.

2026/27 Season Tickets: New Season. Same Ambition. Stockport County can confirm that Season Tickets for the 2026/27 campaign will go on sale from Wednesday 10th June at 10am.

From Wembley Hero to Head Coach 💙⚽

Stockport County have appointed former promotion-winning defender Jim McNulty as Head Coach on a three-year deal.

The Supporters’ Co-op welcomes one of our own back to Edgeley Park and looks forward to the new season with optimism and excitement.
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From Wembley Hero to Head Coach: McNulty Returns Home - Stockport County Supporters’ Co-operative John Bilsbury reflects on the appointment of Jim McNulty as Head Coach of Stockport County FC.

Farewell to a County great. 💙

After six remarkable years, Dave Challinor departs Stockport County with a legacy that will be remembered for generations. Two league titles, 144 wins in 268 matches, unforgettable nights at Edgeley Park, and a club transformed both on and off the pitch.

👇 John Bilsbury pays tribute to one of County's best managers.

Farewell to a County Great - Stockport County Supporters’ Co-operative John Bilsbury reflects on the departure of one of County's finest managers, Dave Challinor and the road ahead for the Hatters.

🔵 Behind the Scenes at Edgeley Park 🔵

Northumbria University Sports Management student Arlo Clare recently spent four days gaining valuable work experience across several departments at Stockport County.

Read about Arlo's experience and what he learned during his time at Edgeley Park 👇

Behind the Scenes at Edgeley Park: My Work Experience Journey - Stockport County Supporters’ Co-operative Northumbria University, Sports Management student, Arlo Clare talks about his work experience week at Stockport County.

💔 After an incredible five years, we are saddened to see Dave Challinor leave Stockport County.

We would like to thank Dave for everything he has achieved during his time at the club and wish him every success in the future.

🏆 Two league titles, 268 matches managed, 144 wins, 61 draws and 63 defeats, giving him an outstanding win rate of 53.7% - second only to Lincoln Hyde in the club's history.

More importantly, Dave leaves County supporters with countless unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.

Thank you, Dave. 💙

“To have the chance to walk towards the Cheadle End one last time to thank everybody who’s supported me over the years is something I’m really looking forward to” 🗣️

All you need to know regarding Ben’s testimonial events 👇

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⚽ The EFL has approved major changes to its financial regulations, with significant implications for League One clubs from next season.
👇 Read more about the implications for Stockport County.

How the EFL's New Financial Regulations Will Affect League One Clubs - Stockport County Supporters’ Co-operative The EFL has voted through major overhauls to its financial regulations for next season. The object of the changes is to encourage long-term sustainability, curb massive owner losses, and align more closely with the rules for the Premier League.