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It might not be something you’ve thought of, but how long in the average week do you spend following football (whether that’s attending and travelling to games, reading about football, watching football on TV, talking about it at work, on forums or twitter)? Fans are very quick to talk about their loyalty, but how easily is that quantified?
From time to time the Football Supporters’ Federation conducts short surveys to find out fans’ views on a range of topics to help us better represent football fans, so we’d appreciate if you could fill in this quick 1-question survey:
http://surveymonkey.com/s/football-time
Many thanks!
The FSF
Didn’t expect it to be that much, checking news, watching the games and having a chat in work about it. But you really realise during June and July that football takes up most of your time if you’re an avid fan. I’d say a good 50% of my time goes on all the above mentioned things. If you can count working with Liverpool fans that preach that we don’t deserve to be in the premiership and telling me about how this year is their year!
Not sure I can work it out. I’m constantly watching SSN, reading the paper or surfing the Internet. I’m constantly discussing things with friends about how their respective teams have been playing etc etc.
If I go to the pub it’s only a matter of time before I’m discussing football. It’s a massive part of my life.
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