Please help me by completing a short survey for my Uni work

Hi everyone,
My name is Daniel, I'm a student at Leeds Uni where I have to put together a research project for my dissertation.
My project is looking at identity and rivalry and how fan's think of other clubs. Even though not a Glaswegian myself, I am fully aware the questions I ask may be of a sensitive nature, however I would like to make it clear to you that I have sought advice from friends who support both clubs to try and cause as little controversy as possible.
This project is solely for my academic research, and in no way whatsoever is to land anyone in any trouble as confidentially is at it's maximum here. You may have already completed the survey for me, but honestly it does not matter and if you want to do it again as I have altered the questions following feedback.

I really respect your club, and having a close friend I was lucky enough to be at the Monchengladbach game last season, and genuinely can say that having owned a season ticket at Old Trafford for 10+ years, I haven't seen atmosphere as good as I saw in Glasgow that night.

I have already had some responses from fellow Celtic fans, and to keep my fairness up I have posted on a forum from the other half, and unfortunately they have answered my survey at a massive rate, meaning that Celtic supporters are really under represented, and I'm really desperate to hear what you have to say.
To keep my academic research as fair as possible, I kindly ask that you fill out my survey, and help me out.
I really appreciate your help, thanks again,
Daniel

 

You’ll need to post the survey then bud.

 

Again?

Didn't you already have a survey and had the thread locked?

Why do some many people join up here and do dissertations about us? Find something original to do would be my advice.

I highly doubt anyone would take much time to fill in your survey if the questions are the same as last time.

 

https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/scottishfootballsurvey Sorry!

 

No thanks.

 

https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/scottishfootballsurvey

 

We’re a fascinating club and have a fascinating rivalry with the other half of Glasgow, so it’s not much of a surprise.

I did my undergraduate dissertation as well on the rivalry, but only because I knew all about it so it was an easy cop out that didn’t require much research!

 

Thank you! Yeah, I am fascinated in Scottish football, and the dynamic in Glasgow from an outside perspective, and as a football fan it's something I really wanted to explore and look at further detail to gain more of an understanding

 

It's the same survey you posted the other week that got bombed off the forum.

This will go the very same way again.

 

I sought advice from friends to change questions and cause less offence which I have done

 

To be fair it’s written out a lot better than the previous one.

I’ve left my email anyway bud if you want me to send you my dissertation from a few years back. It got a First anyway so can’t have been that bad!

 

Thank you! really appreciate it, for sure will drop you an email

 

Question 3 page 1.

“Glasgow Clubs” plural.

We are not two sides of the same coin. Unable to answer this with the options provided so haven’t completed it. They are bigoted, racist, sectarian, anti-Irish, anti-catholic cretins, we aren’t.

Glad you took on some of the feedback I sent you last time but I still see flaws in what I perceive to be your methodology.

Good luck tho! Belter of a topic to cover without upsetting some people.

 

What do people find offensive about those questions? It's absolutely fine.

Done.

 

As an aside, that Gladbach home game had the weirdest atmosphere I think I've ever experienced in CP for a European game. Absolutely nothing from the vast majority of the home support, the Germans sung and played us off the park.

 

The previous questionnaire used the term ‘sectarianism’ and on the face of it, the researcher is banding Celtic and R****** as one of the same. Lumping us in with them, as bad as each other etc. There is no option within it to distinguish ourselves from them. As far as I can see anyway.

Some people will definitely find that offensive.

 

Fair enough.