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Hate Crime

Please identify which team you support:

Arsenal

Newcastle United

Watford

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Other

Ipswich

Plymouth

Cardiff City

Chelsea

Man United

Swansea

Brighton

Middlesbrough

Sheffield Wednesday

How old are you?

18-30

31-40

41-50

51-60

61-70

Above 70

Gender, are you...

Male

Female

Other

Rather not say

Sexuality, do you regard yourself as:

Straight

Gay (male)

Lesbian

Other

Rather not say

Education: What is the highest form of education you have?

I have no formal qualifications

I have some CSE’s, GCSE’s, ‘0’ levels or BTEC (or similar)

I have A levels or a HND (or similar)

I have a BA Degree (or similar)

I have a MA Degree (or similar)

I have a PhD (or similar)

Rather not say

What social class do you regard yourself as?

Lower Class

Working Class

Lower Middle Class

Upper Middle Class

Upper Class

Don't know

Rather not say

What is your total household income per annum?

Less than £19,999

£20,000 to £39,999

£40,000 to £59,999

£60,000 to £79,999

£80,000 to £99,999

£100,000 to £149,999

£150,000 or More

Prefer not to say

In your opinion, have you heard any homophobic language used inside your home stadium during the 2022/23 season?

Yes

No

Not sure

Do you think the LGBT+ community are welcome at your home stadium?

Yes

No

Not sure

Do you consider this chant to be 'banter' or homophobic?
"We can see you, we can see you, we can see you holding hands"

Banter

Homophobia

Not sure

Two Wolves (WWFC) fans were ejected and arrested at the 2019 Brighton vs Wolves game for singing: "We can see you holding hands". Which of the following statements do you think is most appropriate?

It was banter, no action necessary

It was banter, but mildly offensive – the fans should be warned

It was homophobic, the fans should be ejected

It was homophobic and a 'hate crime', the fans should be prosecuted

Do you consider this chant to be 'banter' or homophobic?
"Chelsea rent boy, Chelsea rent boy…"

Banter

Homophobic

Not sure

Three Wolves (WWFC) fans were ejected and arrested at the 2023 Wolves vs Chelsea game for singing: "Chelsea rent boy, etc…". Which of the following statements do you think is most appropriate?

It was banter, no action necessary

It was banter, but mildly offensive – the fans should be warned

It was homophobic, the fans should be ejected

It was homophobic and a 'hate crime', the fans should be prosecuted

How should we deal with alleged homophobic chants?
Please pick which statement you agree with the most…

It’s a football match, I’m fed up with all the politics, I should be allowed to sing what I want – no action necessary

It's only banter, it's not homophobic

Football clubs should make announcements every game stating what the ground rules are

Society is changing, football fans need to change also, eject those responsible but provide an education programme which, if they complete, will allow them to return

Society is changing, football fans need to change also, arrest and prosecute those responsible, together with a banning order

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