Poll indicates football fans propose Thai League to kick off the stadium first With a standard correction pendant, black shirt
KBU Sports Poll by the Center for Human Capital Development Innovation Kasem Bundit University Come out to poll the opinions of Thai football fans in the subject matter “Thai League and the Covid-19 Crisis” to promote and support the participation of people, especially football fans. Towards organizing the competition As well as proposing guidelines to drive the development and upgrading of professional sports of the country in various dimensions From the online survey results between 17-19 January
By selecting sample groups from interested people and following sports news Which is 1,083 people aged 18 years and over, divided into 688 males, 63.53 percent and females 395, representing 36.47 percent.
Most of the samples The movement of Thai League games continued 78.04 percent, followed by occasional 19.63 percent and did not track 2.33 percent.
Social media is 34.77 percent, followed by television 30.67 percent, newspaper 15.61 percent, radio broadcast 9.09 percent, family / work member 5.29 percent, and others 4.57 percent.
From the spread of COVID-19 How should the Thai League 1 and 2 competitions be performed? Most of them wait until the situation resolves 29.84 percent, followed by the resolution of the COVID-19 Situation Management Center (STC) 28.81 percent, according to the resolution of the organizing committee 22.05. Percent, compete per 10.92 percent, meeting member club resolution 5.44 percent, finishing cut 1.94 percent and others 0.99 percent.
While the format of the competition Most offer closed-track races, 71.40 percent, followed by middle-ground 26.60 percent and others 2 percent.
The number one impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, the club lacked income of 24.81 percent, followed by personnel and related persons, lack of income, 23.11 percent unemployment, 22.57 percent of players lacking opportunities to perform. Monitored 17.02 percent, players lost 11.75 percent and lost their jobs, and others 0.74 percent.
As for problems that should be resolved, 1 referee standard 35.79 percent, VAR standard 27.55 percent, club income and benefits 24.85 percent, individual club field lighting standard 9.44 percent. And others 2.37 percent
Asst. Prof. Dr. Rattapong Boonyanuwat, Director of the Center for Human Capital Development Innovation Added that The survey shows that although the COVID-19 epidemic situation The new wave does not seem to unfold, but the football league is one of the professional sports that has brought joy and color to sports fans, especially fans of football for a long time. Therefore, considering the dimensions or perspectives reflected by the sample, it can be seen that even though the Thai League will face the COVID-19 crisis However, most of them continue to follow the competition through various media or channels. It is interesting to look at the performance and the competition format, the sample groups understand the situation that is going on, thus reflecting their view by waiting until the situation resolves. And in accordance with the resolution of the BC. At the same time, if there is a further competition, they all agree to the arrangement of a closed field
However, the issues that the organizing committee should listen to and consider and resolve, it can be seen that the majority of the sample focus on the judges’ standards. Standards for using the VAR system and the income and potential benefits of a member club are top of the list.
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