Each question has at least 200 words as per your requirement.
Please rate this answer with a thumbs up, It helps me. Thank you!
1. Any behavior from a fan that disturbs or interferes a game is unethical. Any fan interfering with another fan's enjoyment of the game is also considered to be unethical. All wrongful acts are considered to be unethical, therefore throwing objects at players, sexually abusing them, fighting are all examples of wrongful acts and are definitely unethical. Every fan has an ethical duty to obey the law. An ethical fan would never disturb a game, interfere with the enjoyment of another fan's game ans would never create problems for the event organizer. However what is considered to be ethical behavior is situational. Though a fan must not interfere another fan's game, if he stands up to cheer when a point is scored obstructing the view of another fan it is not considered unethical. It is the spirit of the game. All this stems from an immense and very high levels of loyalty towards a particular team. Fans identify themselves so much with the team and they feel a psychological connection with the team. A fan is the consumer of the game and loyalty is a consumer behavior that marketers exploit. Similarly a fan misbehavior is the fan consumer behavior. The benefits of this fan loyalty is it increases the footfalls to the games and merchandising is a huge business stream. Fans who highly identify themselves with teams consume anything related with their team which is a huge market potential for businesses.
2. For every game played regardless of whichever sport it is there are multiple stakeholders to it. Some of the stakeholders are as follows:
3. The measures that can be taken to prevent fan misbehaviour are as follows:
One of the best measure that can be adopted in Alabama is to restrict the use of alcohol at the games. Most of this misbehaviour happens under the influence of alcohol and at that state of mind generally fans are do not bother about the consequences of their actions.
University- It is becoming more and more commonplace to turn on the television, pick up a...
Closing Case 1 Football Teams Use Virtual Reality The Problem College and professional football teams have a unique set of problems. First and foremost, teams would like to reduce the physical wear and tear of drills and practices on their players. In the National Football League (NFL), the most recent Collective Bargaining Agreement (2011) reduced the number of off-season practices, prohibited training camp “two-a-day” practices, and limited the number of contact practices in both the preseason and the regular season....