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This ground-breaking study draws on in-depth research to explore masculinity and homophobia in contemporary football. Based on unprecedented access to English Premier League academy-level players, the book offers insights into attitudes towards homophobia in professional football. Revealing a range of masculine behaviours never before empirically measured at this level, the book questions our understanding of contemporary masculinity.

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This ground-breaking study draws on in-depth research to explore masculinity and homophobia in contemporary football. Based on unprecedented access to English Premier League academy-level players, the book offers insights into attitudes towards homophobia in professional football. Revealing a range of masculine behaviours never before empirically measured at this level, the book questions our understanding of contemporary masculinity.


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Autorenporträt
Rory Magrath is a Lecturer in the School of Sport, Health and Social Sciences at Southampton Solent University, UK. His research focuses on the effects of declining homophobia in British sport, and how this impacts on the expression of contemporary masculinity. He has conducted research with footballers from Premier League academies and universities, as well as British football fans. His research has received media attention from The Guardian, BBC Radio 5 Live and London Evening Standard