The Association of Tartan Army Clubs (ATAC) was formed in 2000 to act on behalf of fans of the Scottish national team, both home and away. ATAC directly represents over 1500 members of affiliated Tartan Army clubs throughout Scotland and beyond, but does not claim to directly represent the Tartan Army.

Each affiliated club sends a representative to the ATAC committee. This committee meets regularly with Scottish Football Association, promoting the best interests of every Scotland fan. Before ATAC was formed, there was no formal dialogue between Scotland fans and the SFA.

You don't have to be a member of an affiliated Tartan Army Club to get your viewpoint across. ATAC will listen to any point raised by a member of the Scotland Supporters Club. If you have an issue you wish to raise, please email us.

> ATAC Constitution

No Team GB campaign

ATAC is one of the international fans organisations from around Great Britain which opposes the formation of a joint Great Britain Football team at the Olympic Games.

It is our view that such a move toward a joint team could severely jeopardise the independent status of the four Home Associations. All four Associations have a proud tradition of very long standing which fans from the four countries wish to retain and any move toward a joint team is seen a major threat to this status.

There is a view within FIFA, the world governing body, that England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales should compete jointly under the banner of Great Britain on a permanent basis. It is our view that a joint Great Britain football team at the Olympics would further enhance their case.

> No Team GB Campaign website

Member Clubs

The Association of Tartan Army Clubs currently consists of the following supporters clubs. Contact and membership details can be found on the club websites.

Full member clubs must have over 50 members who are current members of the Scotland Supporters Club; associate member clubs must have 25 or over. Full member clubs send a representative to ATAC committee meetings and SFA meetings; associate member clubs may send a rep only to SFA meetings, space permitting. All clubs attend the AGM and have 3 representatives on the ATAC discussion list.

> Ever thought about starting a Tartan Army club?

Minutes of Recent Meetings

Those marked (SFA) are meetings held with representatives of the Scottish Football Association.

2008
	26 September (SFA)
	22 January (SFA)
2007
	2 December
	02 September (SFA)
	14 January
2006
	26 October (SFA)
	10 August (SFA)
	06 August (AGM)
	7 March (SFA)
	19 February