Growing our Membership

This year, we've already welcomed over 50 new members to OASF, bringing our total membership close to 500.

Growing our membership is essential to ensuring supporters have a strong voice with the Club and in its boardroom. If we can say we directly represent a significant chunk of the fanbase, that gives greater weight to our views, like our recent negotiations with the Club on ticket pricing where we had some success on key issues like price freezes for kids and introduction of a family ticket. With more members, we can have more success.

If you still aren't an OASF member, please join us at oasf.co.uk/become-a-member. If there's something we could do to convince you to join, please let us know.

As well as attracting new members, we need to keep our current members on our books.

Renewing your Membership

OASF Memberships renew automatically every year. But, they aren't direct debits linked directly to your bank account; they're linked to your card. This means that sometimes when your card gets replaced, your OASF membership fails to renew.

April and May is the time of year most memberships are renewed. We've already lost over a dozen members this week because their card details have changed and their renewal payment failed.

We will contact everyone whose payment fails, but we ask that members double-check their card details linked to their membership to check they're still up to date.

You can do this by logging into your account on oasf.co.uk and selecting your name in the top-right, then 'Manage my paid membership & more".

Here you'll be able to see your annual membership, when the next payment is due, your current linked card details and have the option to update them.

If your membership has already lapsed, you can re-join at oasf.co.uk/become-a-member. Remember to log into your existing account, rather than creating a new account.