Hi all,
I am currently studying at Manchester Metropolitan University and for my final year project I am looking at community in rugby league and how it has changed over time. I am using Swinton Lions as a case study for this and would like to get fans views on how they view community in rugby league today. Any information on how you think players, stadiums, creation of super league, on pitch success or other factors have had an influence on community would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Matt
Swinton Lions Dissertation
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BorisTheBlade91
, janv. 24 2013 04:54
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Paul Davidson
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Posté 24 janvier 2013 - 06:28
Have you looked at the Swinton Lions Heritage Tales website. There will be a lot of things on there eg interviews where supporters etc talk about the comparison between now and yesteryear.
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Jonty
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Posté 25 janvier 2013 - 11:18
Matt. Good luck with the study. Rugby league deserves more academic research, especially into the semi-professional level of the game. I used to be community manager at the club in 2007 and 2008. Drop me a PM if you think I can help.
John
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The club where Eurovision isn't a dirty word. A waltz through the leopard skin lined world of Tom Jones, Bert Kampfert and Burt Bacharach. Step out to the sound of the happy hammond and swing to the seductive sounds of the samba.
DJ's, raffles, cocktails and wide collars. Please dress smart. Gentlemen might like to wear a suit.
Same price. Same music. Same rubbish prizes.
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