Vote now for your Supporters Forum representatives
The Supporters Forum launched last season and was designed to provide an opportunity for Saracens supporters to engage directly with senior management representatives of the club on a regular basis. The Forum also provides an important opportunity for fans and the Club to work together to continue to grow the supporter experience.
Don’t miss your chance to have your say on who represents Saracens fans to the club, vote now for your representatives!
The positions up for election this season are:
- U25s Supporters representative
- Over 65s Supporters representative
- Partner Clubs and Schools representative
- Saracens Supporters Association representative
- Sarries on Tour supporters group representative
Fans can vote once for each of the positions and voting will remain open until midnight on Sunday 1st December.
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