Research Questions

[lfc2004]

Hello,

 

I’m a student currently studying Geography at Newcastle University. I’m conducting some research for my dissertation on the globalisation of the Premier League, and the subsequent changes that have occurre in relation to this process. I’m particularly interested in how local fans have experienced and reacted to these changes.

 

I would be grateful if you could spare the time to answer some of these questions to help with this research. If you can help could you pm me the answers.

 

Cheers

 

Dan

 

 

 

1.What team do you support?

 

 

 

2.On average how many games do you attend each year, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40-40-50, 50-60?

 

 

 

3.Where do you currently live?

 

 

 

4. What is your current occupation?

 

 

 

5.During the past 10 years have you noticed significant changes to the club’s fabric that have taken place? For example, Spectatorship, Club’s Structure, Your Match-Day Experience etc ?

 

 

6. If so, could you give some insight into the nature of these changes and any responses to this change that have begun to occur within the fan base?

 

 

7. What are your opinions on this change?

 

 

8.Has your match-day routine changed in any way as a result of any changes that may have occurred?

 

 

 

9. Are there any fan groups that are associated with addressing these changes?

 

 

 

10. Would you be prepared to take part in some further research beyond this short set of questions?

[Mike]

liverpool need a grobbelaar save, or a conti miss...THEY'VE GOT A CONTI MISS!!!!

[Guest GrandpaSimpson]

OOT's are bad, the innocent locals don't have a fair chance to get tickets.

[Falconhoof]

Standards at Newcastle University have slipped haven't they ?

[stonty]

It all seems quite pointless & non vocational

 

Can't you just google, copy & paste like most under graduates these days?

[Falconhoof]

I'd have to be sure you are actually a student at Newcastle University and the questionnaire is for genuine research purposes. Might sound petty but you could be on a wind up for all I know.

No offence, its probably genuine research but the internet is full of oddballs.

[Zoob]

To the original poster -

 

If you're serious about this, then get people to e-mail you through the site if they're willing to take part. One of the key points about research, is that it should be confidential. If you want people's honest views, you need to ensure confidentiality (or people may start writing what they think other forum posters want to read, not what they actually believe).

 

also, for the 2nd question, you may want to include the option on "none" - since you are talking about globalisation, part of this is that LFC (and internet forums) have fans from all over the world, many of whom can't get to games.

[Guest GrandpaSimpson]

To the original poster -

 

If you're serious about this, then get people to e-mail you through the site if they're willing to take part. One of the key points about research, is that it should be confidential. If you want people's honest views, you need to ensure confidentiality (or people may start writing what they think other forum posters want to read, not what they actually believe).

 

also, for the 2nd question, you may want to include the option on "none" - since you are talking about globalisation, part of this is that LFC (and internet forums) have fans from all over the world, many of whom can't get to games.

Are there any fan groups that are associated with addressing these changes?

 

Obviously a wind up.

[lfc2004]

To the original poster -

 

If you're serious about this, then get people to e-mail you through the site if they're willing to take part. One of the key points about research, is that it should be confidential. If you want people's honest views, you need to ensure confidentiality (or people may start writing what they think other forum posters want to read, not what they actually believe).

 

also, for the 2nd question, you may want to include the option on "none" - since you are talking about globalisation, part of this is that LFC (and internet forums) have fans from all over the world, many of whom can't get to games.

 

Mate, if you read what I wrote I said pm me the answers

[Nathan Explosion]

I said pm me the answers

 

Good luck with that

 

Also, nice of you to ask for permission to do this research on the forum. Very nice of you.

[smithdown]

Students are all called Dan thse days. Dan or Ben. Why is that?

[lfc2004]

Good luck with that

 

Also, nice of you to ask for permission to do this research on the forum. Very nice of you.

 

Listen mate ive put it on all the other forums an no ones got a probllem. I forgot I had to ask your permission to post, sorry pal if ive offended you.

[Nathan Explosion]

 

Good luck with the research.

[fyds]

My f*cking email at work used to get this kind of 'help me with my research' post at the beginning of every term - tons of the buugers. The email equivalent of being stopped in the street by students doing commissioned charity stuff.

[John am Rhein]

Students are all called Dan thse days. Dan or Ben. Why is that?

 

Mono-syllabicism - of which I am myself a victim

[Andy @ Allerton]

1.What team do you support?

 

Liverpool

 

2.On average how many games do you attend each year, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40-40-50, 50-60?

 

40-50 (Not all just Liverpool) (Probably 30-40 Liverpool plus 10+ random others)

 

 

3.Where do you currently live?

 

Liverpool

 

4. What is your current occupation?

 

IT

 

5.During the past 10 years have you noticed significant changes to the club’s fabric that have taken place? For example, Spectatorship, Club’s Structure, Your Match-Day Experience etc ?

 

Yes. More moaning gits at the match thinking they are experts on the game.

 

6. If so, could you give some insight into the nature of these changes and any responses to this change that have begun to occur within the fan base?

 

These people seemt to be usually influenced by 'Championship/Football Manager' and buffoons spouting rubbish on telly

 

7. What are your opinions on this change?

 

It's a pain in the a***

 

8.Has your match-day routine changed in any way as a result of any changes that may have occurred?

 

No

 

9. Are there any fan groups that are associated with addressing these changes?

 

No

 

10. Would you be prepared to take part in some further research beyond this short set of questions?

 

No

[Guest GrandpaSimpson]

He said PM him, not post them here..........

[fyds]

He said PM him, not post them here..........

But it's a bit like a poll - and Andy loves a poll...