Demand for public events in the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study of European football

Reade, J. James; Singleton, Carl

doi:10.1080/16184742.2020.1841261

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“…Исследователи [Reade, Singleton, 2020] обращают внимание на тот факт, что COVID-19 повлиял на спрос со стороны зрителей футбольных матчей еще до того, как европейские страны начали вводить ограничения на посещение стадионов. Болельщики серьезно отреагировали на риск заражения вирусом.…”

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“…Например, общая задолженность «Барселоны» составляет 1173 млн евро, а большую часть долга -730 млн евро необходимо погасить в ближайшее время. В сумму задолженности входят 265 млн евро, которые необходимо вернуть кредитным организациям, еще 164 млн клуб должен своим сотрудникам 7 . Подобные сложные ситуации заставили футбольные клубы искать новые источники финансирования.…”

Section: стратегические механизмы повышения эффективности футбольных клубов в период пандемии Covid-19unclassified

“…Tifosy, спортивная инвестиционная компания, основанная бывшим нападающим «Челси» и сборной Италии Джанлукой Виалли и бывшим инвестиционным банкиром Фаусто Занеттоном, помогает клубам привлекать деньги за счет платформы, 7 https://sportrbc.ru/news/600f10249a79472bdf345b51. 8 https://vc.ru/iticapital/187036-kak-sportivnye-komandy-zarabatyvayut-v-pandemiyu-procentnyy-dohod-dlya-vladelcev-abonementov.…”

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Strategic Management of Football Club During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Васильевич

2021

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This research is aimed to analyze the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on professional football clubs, identify the problems they face and propose strategic anti-crisis measures. The work is based on the analysis of the mapping study on measuring the economic impact of COVID-19 on the sport sector in the EU, provided by European Commission; analytical reports from Deloitte and KPMG containing empirical data on European football, academic research by foreign scientists examining the impact of the pandemic on the football industry. The study resulted in the author's strategic measures to improve the efficiency of football clubs in the face of restrictions caused by the spread of coronavirus, and a system of performance indicators (KPI), concerning the business developments during a pandemic. These results can be used in the strategic management of football clubs, as well as in the development strategies of federations, leagues and individual clubs, and can lead to an increase in the overall efficiency of their activities and the achievement of economic and social results. For the first time, the work carried out a comprehensive study of the consequences of the pandemic for the development of the football industry and offered the author’s view of solving current problems and finding new ways to develop the football business.

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Strategic Management of Football Club During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Васильевич

2021

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“…Besides its economic dimension, there are specific physiological and psychological dimensions of athletes in soccer.The shutting down of major soccer leagues such as the Champions League, European national leagues, Libertadores of América, and other championships around the world had a direct impact on the economic and social relationship in the soccer world. (Reade & Singleton, 2020). The opportunity to see with new eyes the importance of the king sport as soccer is known, was one of the many issues raised in the current scenario (Black, 2020;Moore, 2020).The possibility of a renewed perspective on soccer has also been an issue in this current pandemic scenario (Moore, 2020).…”

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Soccer and its unfolding in times of crisis Covid-19: Critical review

Neto¹,

Giacomelli²,

Rocha³

2021

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Many unfolding's concerning the Covid-19 crisis within the soccer context, from the impact on the training of young footballers to high performance. In this paper, it was explored through a critical literature review, the strategic points, and scenarios within soccer and some of its main unfolding's. The aim of the study was to identify the main strands of study on the research developed during 2020 around the topic of Covid-19 and football and, to try to understand the impact that the absence of football practice has on the construction of skills in this generation of young footballers.A systematic literature review based on the PRISMA protocol was used as methodology. Through a deductive analysis three clusters were created: business, health, and wellness and socio-cultural.As main results, the professional soccer scenario had the largest number of studies, followed by professional and amateur soccer. In the field of study analysis area, the field of health and well-being was the one where more studies were found and, the subject's control and transmission and physiological impacts were the most highlighted.This study provides an opportunity to assess how processes within football are being studied in a period of crisis, which has quickly responded to the needs of professional soccer and little or no work force has been shifted to seek solutions for the resumption of soccer practice in the lower ranks. The study also highlights a window of opportunity for the development of studies in the typology of training soccer, it is suggested that in future research work can develop studies in this direction.

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“…There is an increasing debate about the professional football resumption during the COVID-19 pandemic era. These international professional football tournaments provide a mass spectacle for the public 6 while having major health and socioeconomic consequences for the host nation 7 , including an increased risk of infectious disease transmission 3 8 . As a result, pandemics such as COVID-19 have raised the stakes for evaluating the effects of holding large-scale sporting events.…”

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Successful Resumption of Football Competition With Spectators During the Active Phase of COVID-19 Pandemic: Experiences From A Rapidly Developing Country

Khan

Musleh

Abdurahiman

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Background: COVID-19 has interrupted professional sporting activities for more than a year and sent shockwaves across the society. Objectives: To evaluate the resumption of professional football event with fans and the likely spread of COVID-19 infections. Design: A retrospective observational studyMethods: The study involved football players, match officials, local organizing committee (LOC) members, working in close coordination, and over 16,000 spectators in the state of Qatar. We examined data from the Amir Cup final (December 18th , 2020), which was played under a strict protocol that included extensive SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR testing for players and match officials, as well as the utility of COVID-19 rapid antigen testing and antibody testing as a tool for screening spectators to ensure their safe return to the stadiums. In addition, we reviewed the guidelines and protocols that were put in place to organize Qatar's Amir Cup Football Final, which drew over 16,000 fans in the stadium.Results: A total of 16171 spectators undertook rapid antigen and antibody tests for the Amir cup final (From Dec16-Dec18, 2020). Fifteen Spectators (n=15) returned with a positive result for COVID-19 infection during the final event (Positivity rate =0.12%). All players underwent RT-PCR testing 48 hours before the match. None of the players tested positive for Covid-19 infections. 1311 individuals reported having symptoms related to COVID-19 post final of Amir Cup. These spectators were tested for COVID-19 RT-PCR with an overall positivity rate (positive/reactive) to be 0.42% (69/16171).Conclusion: This report shows a meagre incidence rate of COVID-19 infections during and post-Amir Cup final, and based on this, it appears that during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the supervised and controlled resumption of football matches with spectators can be carried out safely following a strict testing and tracing protocol.

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Demand for public events in the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study of European football

Cited by 39 publications

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Strategic Management of Football Club During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Strategic Management of Football Club During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Soccer and its unfolding in times of crisis Covid-19: Critical review

Successful Resumption of Football Competition With Spectators During the Active Phase of COVID-19 Pandemic: Experiences From A Rapidly Developing Country

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