Dissertation survey about ticket prices

[dan-reilly-1991]

Hi all, please can you complete my dissertation survey regarding ticket prices. I know it says Premier League but please just fill in in regards to Brighton or whoever you support. Only 10 short multiple choice questions and will take a minute. Thanks in advance.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J3ZDXHF

 

[dougdeep]

I do more homework on here lately than I did at school.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Done.

Its a bit of a rubbish survey though, Dan. Sorry.

What helpful data are you going to glean from questions like, "Are Premier league tickets too expensive?" and "Is the amount of money in the Premier League good for the game?"

Must try harder.

 

[supaseagull]

Says it all when the first question is one that's age related which oldest age range is 26 and older. That Really isn't going to give you any meaningful data!

 

[Braders]

Done , be interested to see the outcome of this!!

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Are we going to get a spate of last-minute dissertation surveys flooding NSC over the next few weeks?

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Done. And btw, thanks to all the NSCers who answered my daughter's Uni survey a few weeks back. She was incredibly grateful.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

Done but as above, sorry mate it's a bloody crap survey.



Edit, sorry that sounded harsh, but if you're doing a dissertation you've got to be more probing than you have been. You could have just asked one or two questions and got the same data. I just can't see you getting anything over a 2:2 with that kind of survey. You won't get the data back to analyse. It'll be obvious. People think the PL is too expensive and would go to more games if it was cheaper.

What degree are you doing?

 

[dan-reilly-1991]

Thanks for your feedback. Basically my dissertation is regarding the finances within the Premier League and how the clubs make their money, what they spend it on etc. The survey is very brief as it is only a very small section about whether ticket prices and games on TV will see a long term reduction in attendances within the younger generation, eg if people aged 16-21 can't afford to attend now, will they attend in the future.

The course I'm doing is Business & Finance.

 

[worthingseagull123]

Done. Good luck with your course mate.

 

[dan-reilly-1991]

Done but as above, sorry mate it's a bloody crap survey.



Edit, sorry that sounded harsh, but if you're doing a dissertation you've got to be more probing than you have been. You could have just asked one or two questions and got the same data. I just can't see you getting anything over a 2:2 with that kind of survey. You won't get the data back to analyse. It'll be obvious. People think the PL is too expensive and would go to more games if it was cheaper.

What degree are you doing?

I got the highest possible 2:1 for my lit review which is what I'm aiming for overall. Like I said in my previous post the survey is meant to be brief.

 

[LowKarate]

I wrote my dissertation in 1992 about the profitability of football clubs and the alternative profitability or asset value of the land they occupy if used instead for commercial, industrial or residential purpose. At the time only 2 out of 30 clubs that I assessed had turned a profit in the previous financial year (Man U and Bristol Rovers if memory serves (think they sold a few players)) and in summary it was a pretty compelling case for demolition of the old stadia and re-location to new sites. That might seem obvious now, but 22 years ago it wasn't so accepted.

I received a great mark for it, but no satisfaction 5 years later when my prediction came true that the Goldstone would be put to better use for commercial purpose.

 

[dan-reilly-1991]

Thanks.

 

[seagull_in_malaysia]

I would be interested to know how many north stand chatters are premier league season ticket holders...

 

[coagulantwolf]

Done.

Curiosity, what kind of statistical analysis are you going to use? The questions only really seem to be descriptive stats, not inferential, so proving any hypotheses may be hard...

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I got the highest possible 2:1 for my lit review which is what I'm aiming for overall. Like I said in my previous post the survey is meant to be brief.

Must be giving them away in cornflake packets these days if that is going to get a 2.1.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I wrote my dissertation in 1992 about the profitability of football clubs and the alternative profitability or asset value of the land they occupy if used instead for commercial, industrial or residential purpose. At the time only 2 out of 30 clubs that I assessed had turned a profit in the previous financial year (Man U and Bristol Rovers if memory serves (think they sold a few players)) and in summary it was a pretty compelling case for demolition of the old stadia and re-location to new sites. That might seem obvious now, but 22 years ago it wasn't so accepted.

I received a great mark for it, but no satisfaction 5 years later when my prediction came true that the Goldstone would be put to better use for commercial purpose.

In 2006 there was a proposal to demolish Anfield, relocate to Stanley Park and sell the site for mixed commercial and retail use (Anfield Plaza). It didn't happen because Liverpool couldn't raise the money.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

I got the highest possible 2:1 for my lit review which is what I'm aiming for overall. Like I said in my previous post the survey is meant to be brief.

Fair enough - a 2:1 is a great achievement if you can get that overall. If this survey is just a little extra you're throwing in there for good measure then it might not affect your grade too much either way. The reason I responded was because I did a stat/analysis dissertation, many of my coursemates did surveys for theirs and they got ripped to shreds (But the whole dissertation was based on those surveys so a little different to your case)

Best of luck though. It's a great feeling when it's done!

 

[The_Real_SussexSeagull123]

Done

 

[MattBackHome]

I did almost all of my dissertation the night before it had to be handed in, and made up all the survey responses. But back then, NSC was more useful for helping with ant infestation dilemmas rather than actively aiding my education.

Done, btw.