Specator Behaviour Flashcards

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What does home field advantage mean

A

Gaining an advantage in a sporting event from being in familiar surrounding with the majority of spectators supporting you

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What are the positive influences of a crowd

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Create an energetic atmosphere
They’re a source of revenue (income)
Give a home field advantage
Increase profile of a sport

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What are the negative influences of a crowd

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Can increase pressure on performers
Scare off younger performers and reduce numbers
Crowd trouble and hooliganism
Cost a lot of money to manage rowdy crowds and ensure safety

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What does hooliganism mean

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Disorderly, aggressive and often violent behaviour by spectators at sporting events

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Why does hooliganism occur

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Rivalries between opposing supporters 
Media hype up the importance of a match and then antagonise the performer 
Alcohol and drugs 
Gang culture 
Frustration in a match or event 
Masculinity
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What strategies have been developed to combat hooliganism and poor spectator behaviour

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Early kick offs 
All seater stadia 
Segregation of fans 
Improved security 
Alcohol restrictions 
Travel restrictions and banning orders 
Educating spectators
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How does an all seater stadia help combat hooliganism

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More space and everyone to sit so not too many people are crowded

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What types of security are used to prevent hooliganism

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Video surveillance
Searching supporters entering the stadium
Large numbers of stewards who consistently monitor supporters

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How are travel restrictions and banning orders linked to combat hooliganism

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Known trouble makers can be banned from attending or traveling to away games

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How is educating spectators used to prevent hooliganism

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Promotional campaigns or high profile endorsements from performers help to encourage good behaviour and condemn hooliganism

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