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Defending Our Future
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Defending Our Future

Hi everyone!

My name is Grace, and I’m currently completing a Master of Research (MRes) in Environmental Dynamics. My thesis explores the role that football could play in communicating climate change information to the public.

The aim of this research is to understand what actually resonates with football fans and how you would feel about receiving climate-related information through football.

Whether you think football could be a great way to engage people with climate change, or you think it's a terrible idea and football should have nothing to do with it, I genuinely want to hear your opinion. There are no right or wrong answers, every perspective is extremely valuable as the point is to find out what you, the fans, want.

The questionnaire takes around 5 minutes to complete, and your participation would mean a great deal to me.

You can complete the survey here:
https://forms.gle/BC4jj11DkRqJjczp6

If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch. And if you know anyone who might have an opinion on this topic, I'd really appreciate it if you could share this post with them. I'm hoping to hear from as many football fans as possible!

Thank you so much for your time and support!

u/IndividualDog6922 — 4 days ago

Moussa Yeo is a Swan

Moussa Yeo is officially a Swan according to FotMob for ~£3.4M.

His stats say he's a good creator and excellent defensively so he fits the profile for Matos's counter-press.

One thing I don't understand is he's actually a LW, not a RW. That gives Swans three inverted wingers on the left - Eom, Inoussa and Yeo (by inverted I mean they all are right-footers that want to cut inside).

So the RW is still light for now. Maybe Congreve is the answer?

u/dubterror — 4 days ago

Galbraith

Looks to be going to Stoke for £10m+.

Decent business for Swansea but if they'd held on to him for one more season I could see him going to a Prem club for more. Weird move for the player. Should be pushing for a higher level, he's easily good enough.

Is it just me, or did anyone else think Gally wasn't really as injured as we were told at the end of last season?

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u/dubterror — 6 days ago