Social Media and the relationship between disruptive behaviour and/or Hooliganism in Football.

[Nook Terrier]

Good evening ladies & gents...

Looking for a massive favour if you could all spare 30 seconds and take part in my other half's questionnaire for her dissertation. Everything is anonymous and no personal information is shared. She's a massive football fan (hence the subject), so I'm hoping a few of you may be able to assist with your views.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc-h6Vu1Y9RCE9PeOJ8iV-1vPbCmGx_mUHFr8zhweaTuCO20A/viewform

Much appreciated,
Dan - Nook Terrier

Apologies it this breaks any forum rules btw...

 

[tiltontrev]

Done, i personally don't think there's a link between social media and football hooliganism. Though the likes of Footy Away Days etc do seem to glorify loutish behaviour.

 

[Ciderup]

Done as well. I did put I was involved but it wasn't by choice due to being 'jumped' at an away match.
FWIW, I agree with Trev.

 

[Muzzle]

I'm an 80's lad, social media in those days meant pub chatter rather than owt else