Violence in sport Flashcards

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What is the definition in of violence in sport ?

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Physical acts committed to harm others in sports such as American football, rugby and football

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What are strategies for preventing performer violence ?

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  • Better qualified officials
  • Technology (TMO) - correct decisions decrease frustrations for players
  • NGB’s try to educate, punishing and promoting
  • Harsher punishments for for violent actions
  • Introducing education campaigns
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What is football hooliganism ?

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Unruly, violent and destructive behaviour by over zealous supports of association football clubs

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What is hooliganism ?

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Acts of vandalism and violence in public places committed by youths

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What are some causes and solutions for violence from spectators ?

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Rival fans chants and taunts
- Seated stadiums, fan segregation, family zones

Poor policing/ stewarding
Increase in police intelligence and liaison (e.g. Hillsborough)

Too much alcohol/ drugs
ban or control alcohol, earlier kick off times

Pre match media hype
Encourage responsible media reporting, decrease hype and tensions

Lack of punishments
Tough deterrents (e.g. bans)

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What are the negative consequences of football hooliganism ?

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  • ruins the image of football
  • decline in participation
  • decrease in the number of fans at matches
  • measures negatively affect law-abiding fans who have done nothing wrong
  • teams banned from entering competitions
  • increase costs of security and policing
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