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Equality, Diversity and Migration in Sport

Corporate and geographically based teams

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Overview

Geographically based and corporate teams, corporate ownership of football clubs, Wimbledon FC's move to Milton Keynes, franchise leagues, and the advantages and drawbacks for sports, supporters and performers.

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Key term

What is a geographically based team?

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What is meant by a team competing for a corporation?

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Give an example of a sport organised around corporate teams.

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  1. 1

    What is a geographically based team?

    Model answer

    A geographically based team represents a town, city, county or country. Supporters follow the team because it represents where they live.

  2. 2

    What is meant by a team competing for a corporation?

    Model answer

    A corporate team is owned or named by a company. The team exists to promote the company's brand. Cycling's professional teams carry the names of their sponsors.

  3. 3

    Give an example of a sport organised around corporate teams.

    Model answer

    Professional road cycling is organised around teams named after sponsors. Formula 1 teams also compete as manufacturers and sponsors.

  4. 4

    How has corporate ownership changed some football clubs?

    Model answer

    Some clubs are owned by global companies that use them to promote a brand. Red Bull owns clubs in several countries.

  5. 5

    What are the advantages of corporate teams for a sport?

    Model answer

    Corporate teams bring money, professional management and global exposure. Performers can earn more.

  6. 6

    What are the disadvantages of corporate teams for supporters?

    Model answer

    Supporters may lose their sense of local identity. A team can be moved or renamed if the business decides.

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