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As the men’s England football team is about to start in the #UEFAEuro2024, fans can undoubtedly anticipate experiencing a full range of emotions over the forthcoming weeks! So, we want to understand how emotionally invested the British public are in such sporting events. Specifically, how many people have cried watching their favourite sports team or personality over the past five years? Let us know whether you have using the below reacts! #DectechPoll

Celtic symphony…. An interesting view about the very different response to this matter. The article says its explained by the fact that the rugby fraternity are part of the establishment. The rugby boys are not likely to vote for Sinn Fein, so vilifying them would be an act of self-harm. It may also explain that despite hefty tax payer funding there appears to be a government reluctance to investigate the range of issues from concussion to gender bias, excessive encouragement of alcohol consumption and sponsorship from barbaric regimes currently affecting rugby. Note to minister. Double standards. In the absence of change it will be interesting to see what Sinn Fein might do with the possibility of three anthems in Lansdowne road in the future?

Works Councils in Professional Football - A Legal Perspective ⚽️🤝 Hertha BSC Berlin's staff reportedly planned to establish a works council at the end of last season. But are works councils in German professional football so unusual? In my new article with Moritz Coché, we explore the role of works councils in clubs like Borussia Dortmund, HSV, and FC Schalke 04. Learn how works councils are established, the potential impact on football clubs, and the opportunities and risks they present. Don't miss this comprehensive analysis of an important aspect of professional sport. Read the full article on our website. #Football #WorksCouncils #EmployeeRepresentation #ProfessionalSport #Bundesliga #SportsLaw

With the English Premier League season soon to kick off and the Women’s World Cup currently in full swing, are we entering into a new era in UK football?   With the increased popularity and subsequent investment in women’s football, to the possibility of an independent regulator, coupled with the impact and influence of fan power, the 2023/2024 season could see a lot of changes.   In our latest Keeping possession report, we analyse the recent trends within football club ownership, as well as what may be in store for the season ahead. https://ow.ly/lWs850PuJHs

𝐀 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐄𝐫𝐚 𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐠𝐮𝐞 ️⚽️ A historic decision by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) has caused a seismic shift in the European football landscape. This decision, which tackles the divisive topic of the European Super League, has broad ramifications for how football leagues are run and how European Union (“EU”) competition legislation is implemented. The European Super League was first conceived in 2021 with the intention of creating a breakaway league with some of Europe's best clubs. The founding clubs included the Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona, as well as the most successful Italian football club, Juventus. Widespread opposition led to the plan's swift failure. However, the underlying legal struggle went on, and the ECJ made a landmark ruling in the end. Full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/dS6jyruT   ✍️ Authors: Joseph F Borg,  Galyna Podoprikhina   #thinkingahead 

Check out NRF's latest Premier League Ownership Report!

A new survey by Fair Game UK has revealed near total opposition to the leaked Premier League’s ‘New Deal’ proposals, but who are Fair Game and what do they do? As part of our Sports Finance and Sports Governance modules, I spoke to CEO Niall Couper about the organisation, their aims and future plans north of the border. #SportsManagement #SportsFinance #SportsGovernance

My latest piece for the Sports Gazette, recalling the events of the 1995 final, and questioning whether dropping Manie Libbok is a wise decision or not?

Exciting to launch the Football Pathways Plan, which sets out a clear strategy to maximise the potential of Irish football across all levels of the game. 🟢 The Football Pathways Plan is based upon a 12-year vision with clear actions in both the short and long-term. 🟢 The strategy has been informed by a deep analysis of benchmarking data, comprehensive research, and a detailed consultation process. 🟢 The three core areas of the strategy focus on Participation, Pathways and Performance. 🟢 The goal is to increase the number and quality of participation experiences for all; to develop clearer, stronger, and more rewarding pathways and to produce players, teams and coaches, at club and country level, for boys and girls, men, and women, that are as successful as they can be. 🟢 We have consulted all across the country at all levels of the game and we will continue to do so as we roll out the implementation of the plan. 🟢 Everyone has a role to play and every moment matters as we strive to maximise the potential of Irish Football. #Morefootball #Moreoften #Morevariety #Clearpathways #Clearprogression #Play More information 👉 https://lnkd.in/eJ4PWN3k

Here's how Northampton Town Football Club (Official)'s crowds compare to Carlisle United FC Stevenage Football Club, Burton Albion Football Club, Leyton Orient Football Club , Lincoln City FC, Exeter City Football Club and every other League One club this season. So far Cobblers have welcomed 41,563 fans to home games this season. But how do those crowds compare with the likes of Oxford United Football Club, Exeter City Football Club, Lincoln City FC, and the rest of League One? Here we look at the alternative League One table, based on crowd averages. The figures are correct to Tuesday October 10 and come from the transfermarkt.co.uk website. Figures run from lowest average crowds to highest. https://lnkd.in/ddHpGtfB