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Travel behaviour of Czech football clubs' fans
Dvořák, Filip ; Marada, Miroslav (advisor) ; Burda, Tomáš (referee)
In this paper we describe the travel behaviour of football fans based on a literature search and a questionnaire survey. The aim of this thesis is to describe what drives fans to visit football stadiums. We know that there are many fans of football clubs in the Czech Republic, but also that their behaviour is often very heterogeneous. Starting, for example, with the frequency of visits supporting their favourite club during home and away matches. We expect the support at the home stadium to be much higher. But more interesting for us will be mainly the outings of football fans. Whether to support their favourite team at away games in the Czech Republic or on long cross-border trips. It is not uncommon for an individual to support their club that is located a long distance from their home. We expect that large Prague clubs will have a fan base spread more widely across the country, while provincial clubs such as Viktoria Plzeň or Sigma Olomouc will have fans more concentrated in their region. Therefore, we want to find out the frequency of trips, what means of transport they choose, who they travel with, etc. But also how much time they spend in the city and whether they visit any sights or shops together with the match. A very specific group will be the European Cup matches, which Czech clubs play...
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A comparison between football match organization of clubs from the first and second Czech league
Růžička, Adam ; Crossan, William Morea (advisor) ; Voráček, Josef (referee)
Title: A comparison between football match organization of clubs from the first and second czech league Objectives: The main goal of the thesis is to identify and to analyze each element of the football match organization and also the program prepared for stadium visitors. Then the comparison should help to inspire each other and to improve. It should help to point out defects too. Methods: Data were collected by in-depth interviews with club's representatives and structured personal observations. Then the data were compared between each other. SWOT analysis was done based on gained information to find defects of both clubs. Results: The main result of this bachelor thesis is the comparison between match organization of clubs from the first and secon czech football league. Also, there are found solutions for all defects discovered. The solutions are based on inspiration by each other and information from theoretical part. Keywords: event management, first league, second league, football match, organization
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Arrangement to protect against spectator violence at football matches
Menčíková, Tereza ; Janák, Vladimír (advisor) ; Procházka, Jan (referee)
Title: Arrangements to protect against spectator violence at football matches Objectives: The goal of this bachelor thesis is the introduction of problems of football spectator violence, the introduction of the arrangements that are used to treat with spectator violence at football stadiums in Europe, especially in England and in the Czech Republic and their comparison. Methods: This thesis has got a description - analytics character. A qualitative research, concretely descriptive analysis and comparative analysis were used in it. Descriptive analysis was used for definition of the main terms about this problem, and for introduction of the arrangements against football spectator violence at football stadiums of the international European organizations and in England and in the Czech Republic. Comparative analysis was used for the arrangements comparison. Results: Result of this bachelor thesis is a summary of the most important terms of football spectator violence and a summary of arrangements used to protect from this phenomenon in Europe. The biggest difference in policies in England and in the Czech Republic is in the national legislation. Arrangements used in England which could be used by the Czech Republic are better training for stewards which means smaller amount of police control,...
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