We are often asked what Frank would think of all of this; I cannot answer for him, but I hope he would be looking down upon us with a smile.

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Thank you FA for giving Frank the recognition he deserves. Debbie Hewitt, Mark Bullingham, Yasir Mirza, Dal Darroch, Anwar Uddin and so many others.

Thank you to everyone who helped share Frank’s story and spoke on our behalf, to ignite the imagination, to inspire.

We are aware there are more in leagues below and still professional or semi-pro and maybe more who have not shared their cultural heritage in the media.

Please ask your MP to show support and sign our EDM (1906 - tables on 15/09/25). Contact us if you need any help.

This campaign was driven with the help of Phil Coates of @stalbanscityfc.com

Also thank you to all the other MPs from who have shown support and are sponsors of this motion;

@shockatadam.bsky.social
@allisongardner.bsky.social
Ian Bryne
@rozsavage.bsky.social
@angusmacdonaldld.bsky.social

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Also thanks to all our volunteers who make things happen at the Frank Soo Foundation.

Our organisation’s aims are to 1) tell Frank’s inspiring story, 2) collaborate with other organisations to build better communities 3) support anyone from a East & South East Asian heritage in their aspirations in football.

You can learn more about us on our website:

thefranksoofoundation.org.uk

Frank was the first person from a Chinese heritage to play in the Football League (Stoke in 1933), the first poc to represent England in 9 wartime & victory friendlies and the first person from an Asian heritage to manage a team and win a domestic European championship (Djurgardens IF 1954/55)