TAILIEUCHUNG - The work of professional football

My initial inspiration for writing this book stems from my experiences as a young professional and then semi-professional footballer from the early 1980s to mid- 1990s. As an eager young apprentice-professional I was told that I had an opportunity that I should not waste; most boys of my age would not be offered the chance to make it in the professional game. What could be better than to play football for a living; to do something you love? If I played well there was the chance to earn good money; to be outside in the fresh air every day; to be the envy of schoolmates. I heard. | The Work of Professional Football A labour of love Martin Roderick The work of professional football Most professional footballers don t have a Ferrari a mansion a celebrity girlfriend or a lucrative book deal. Few of them will ever play at Wembley. Their careers are short insecure and played out under constant scrutiny. The Work of Professional Football offers a sociological study of the working lives of ordinary professional footballers. Based on extensive research including indepth interviews with players who have achieved varying degrees of professional success it provides unprecedented insight into this closed world and a unique sociological exploration of a contemporary working culture. It examines The labour of professional sport The drama and performance of a career in the public eye How players deal with the fragile and uncertain nature of their careers The role of footballers working and family relationships Changing attitudes and ideals over the course of a career The book focuses on career turning points such as injury and transfer and demonstrates how players identities are built around basic needs for security and self-esteem. The Work of Professional Football will be of great interest to students and researchers working in the sociology of sport and the sociology of work football studies coaching studies business and management. Martin Roderick is Lecturer in Sociology at Durham University UK and a former professional .

• Thể dục thể thao
• social identity
• Transfer markets
• informal grapevines
• professional football
• Injuries
• stigma
• E san folksongs
• E san identity
• Social media
• Online Social Media
• Acknowledge and understand E san identity
• Organizational attractiveness— intentions
• Signaling Theory and Social Identity Theory
• Sense of employees
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Social Identity Theory
• Public health
• Sexual minority stigma
• Sexual minority identity
• Social support
• Sexual orientation disclosure
• Mediation model
• Adolescent psychiatry
• Mental health
• Personality disorder
• Diagnostic and Statistical Manual
• Social cognitive theories
• Social Sciences
• Tourism community
• Construction of identity
• Damnoen Saduak
• Floating market community
• Visual representation of facts
• Accounting students
• LinkedIn shapes
• Social networking site
• Career development
• Energy research and social sience
• Stepping outside home culture
• Stories of three women
• Self perception
• Social norms
• Secondary school teachers
• Professional identity
• Secondary school teacher
• Reform in new Gaokao
• Psychodynamics of Leadership
• Claiming Authority
• Negotiating Challenges
• Leader Paranoia
• football violence
• academic discourses
• Argentinian football
• Italian football
• football hooliganism
• Self image
• Intercultural communication
• Social constructionist
• Speech acts
• Foreign language education
• Contemporary human behavior theory
• Ethnic minority identity
• Bicultural socialization
• Feminist theory
• Psychodynamic theory
• Systems theory
• Social contributions
• Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Behavioral intention
• University reputation
• Future perspective
• Place identity
• Youth student
• Information and Communication Technology
• Substantial social costs
• Business Administration
• The dissertation of economic doctor
• The dissertation doctor
• The dissertation of economic
• Examining customers’ epistemic
• Customer experience
• Organisational behaviour
• Lecture Organisational behaviour
• Pacific Rim
• Hành vi tổ chức
• Perception in organisations
• Managing online risk apps
• Managing online risk mobile
• Managing online risk media security
• Risk management digital style
• Reputation and identity
• Place attachment
• Political orientation
• Citizenship identity
• Demand response participation
• Consumer motivations
• Theory of planned behavior
• Environmental self identity