ABSTRACT This is a qualitative study that focuses on consumers' perceptions of sponsorship in English professional football. Research objectives look at the level of recall of sponsors within English football; the consumers' awareness of the business activities of the sponsors and the possible pitfalls, including ambush marketing, of being involved in football sponsorship. The relevant background is outlined in the research context, which is followed by a comprehensive literature review. The researcher conducted a thorough interview with a football sponsor, E-on, to ascertain the corporations' motivations and goals. This was followed by ten in depth, semi-structured interviews with football fans, in order to gain an understanding from c...
Business in football has now become an important aspect of the game with many well-known clubs being...
To date, research on football fans and co-creation has been limited. Prior research, through the len...
This research assessed the influence of team support and perception of sponsors on the purchase inte...
This is a qualitative study that focuses on consumers ’ perceptions of sponsorship in English profes...
This qualitative study evaluates sports sponsorship from the football fans perspective, concentratin...
Branding has become an increasingly popular form of marketing communication in all industries includ...
This research project looks at professional football sponsorship from three different perspectives: ...
Since 2007, the National Football League has attempted to extend its brand into the U.K. market. Reg...
This paper investigates the value relevance of players to football clubs. Relevance both in relation...
Sponsorship is a form of promotional communication with the basic goal to persuade. Researchers have...
This qualitative study uses Bourdieu’s sociology of practice to help understand how different actors...
ABSTRACT Since its humble beginnings as a rural British folk game, football has developed into a sp...
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to identify the existence of tribal behaviour in football fans an...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore fans’ reactions to corporate naming rights sponso...
This paper examines the actual purchasing behaviour of sporting club supporters of sponsors' product...
Business in football has now become an important aspect of the game with many well-known clubs being...
To date, research on football fans and co-creation has been limited. Prior research, through the len...
This research assessed the influence of team support and perception of sponsors on the purchase inte...
This is a qualitative study that focuses on consumers ’ perceptions of sponsorship in English profes...
This qualitative study evaluates sports sponsorship from the football fans perspective, concentratin...
Branding has become an increasingly popular form of marketing communication in all industries includ...
This research project looks at professional football sponsorship from three different perspectives: ...
Since 2007, the National Football League has attempted to extend its brand into the U.K. market. Reg...
This paper investigates the value relevance of players to football clubs. Relevance both in relation...
Sponsorship is a form of promotional communication with the basic goal to persuade. Researchers have...
This qualitative study uses Bourdieu’s sociology of practice to help understand how different actors...
ABSTRACT Since its humble beginnings as a rural British folk game, football has developed into a sp...
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to identify the existence of tribal behaviour in football fans an...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore fans’ reactions to corporate naming rights sponso...
This paper examines the actual purchasing behaviour of sporting club supporters of sponsors' product...
Business in football has now become an important aspect of the game with many well-known clubs being...
To date, research on football fans and co-creation has been limited. Prior research, through the len...
This research assessed the influence of team support and perception of sponsors on the purchase inte...