What is the best way to contact Three Match Ban?

E-mail is best: dan@threematchban.com. Short messages with a link to the page in question are the easiest to answer.

Can I report a wrong quiz answer?

Yes. Send the quiz name, the item number and the answer you typed, and it will be checked against the original sticker or source.

Can Three Match Ban help with tickets or club memberships?

No. The site has no connection to any club, so questions about tickets, memberships or club matters should go to the club itself.

What happens to my e-mail address?

It is used only to reply to your message, as described in the privacy notice.

Contact Three Match Ban: E-mail and Twitter Details

To get in touch with Three Match Ban, send an e-mail to [email protected] or a message on Twitter to @ThreeMatchBan.

Ideas for articles, corrections, questions about a quiz answer or a picture are all welcome. If you would like to write for the site, the Write for ThreeMatchBan page explains what kind of football writing fits.

What to get in touch about

Corrections. Football history is full of details that are easy to get slightly wrong: a date, a transfer fee, the spelling of a name. If a page contains a mistake, an e-mail with the page address and the correct information, ideally with a source, is the quickest way to get it fixed.

Quiz answers. Every quiz checks answers against a fixed list, and a few expect the spelling a player or club was known by at the time. If you are sure an answer is right but the box will not turn green, send the quiz name, the item number and the answer you typed.

Pictures. Older photographs, scans and stickers are credited in their captions. If you own the rights to a picture and would like a different credit, or would like it removed, please say which page it appears on and it will be dealt with.

Memories and ideas. Many of the best pieces started with a reader's memory of a cult hero, an odd kit or a forgotten television show. Suggestions for player profiles, club badge histories, quizzes and away-day pub guides are always welcome.

Writing for Three Match Ban

Football writing that is different from the usual match reports and transfer gossip is always of interest, whether it covers the Premier League, the lower leagues, football abroad or the women's game. The Write for ThreeMatchBan page explains what fits and how to send an idea.

Before sending

Please keep messages short and include links to the pages you are writing about. Personal data sent by e-mail is used only to reply and is handled as described in the privacy notice. Three Match Ban is an independent football site with no connection to any club, league or governing body, so questions about tickets, memberships or club matters are best sent to the club itself.

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