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A new age for media coverage of women’s sport? An analysis of English media coverage of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup
K Petty, S Pope
Sociology 53 (3), 486-502, 2019
1652019
Covid-19: Reflections on threat and uncertainty for the future of elite women’s football in England
BG Clarkson, A Culvin, S Pope, KD Parry
Managing sport and leisure 27 (1-2), 50-61, 2022
1512022
The feminization of sports fandom: A sociological study
S Pope
Routledge, 2017
1422017
“The Love of my Life” the meaning and importance of sport for female fans
S Pope
Journal of Sport and Social Issues 37 (2), 176-195, 2013
1402013
‘Like pulling down Durham Cathedral and building a brothel’: Women as ‘new consumer’fans?
S Pope
International review for the sociology of sport 46 (4), 471-487, 2011
1402011
Beyond irrationality and the ultras: Some notes on female English rugby union fans and the ‘feminised’sports crowd
S Pope, J Williams
Leisure Studies 30 (3), 293-308, 2011
562011
Female fandom in an English ‘Sports City’: A sociological study of female spectating and consumption around sport
SE Pope
University of Leicester, 2010
512010
Policy for physical education and school sport in England, 2003–2010: Vested interests and dominant discourses
H Jung, S Pope, D Kirk
Physical education and sport pedagogy 21 (5), 501-516, 2016
502016
Female Football Players and Fans: Intruding into a man's world
G Pfister, S Pope
Springer, 2018
452018
‘White shoes to a football match!’: female experiences of football’s golden age in England
S Pope, J Williams
Transformative Works and Cultures 6, 176-195, 2011
362011
‘There Are Some Daft People Out There!’: exploring female sport and media fandoms
S Pope
Sport in Society 17 (2), 254-269, 2014
352014
The role of physical education and other formative experiences of three generations of female football fans
S Pope, D Kirk
Sport, Education and Society 19 (2), 223-240, 2014
342014
Becoming fans: Socialization and motivations of fans of the England and US women’s national football teams
R Allison, S Pope
Sociology of Sport Journal 39 (3), 287-297, 2021
292021
On the periphery: Examining women’s exclusion from core leadership roles in the “extremely gendered” organization of men’s club football in England
A Bryan, S Pope, AJ Rankin-Wright
Gender & Society 35 (6), 940-970, 2021
282021
Digital pruning: Agency and social media use as a personal political project among female weightlifters in recovery from eating disorders
H Hockin-Boyers, S Pope, K Jamie
New Media & Society 23 (8), 2345-2366, 2021
282021
“I Do Worry That Football Will Become Over-Feminized”: Ambiguities in Fan Reflections on the Gender Order in Men’s Professional Football in the United Kingdom
J Cleland, S Pope, J Williams
Sociology of Sport Journal 37 (4), 366-375, 2020
282020
Men’s football fandom and the performance of progressive and misogynistic masculinities in a ‘new age’of UK women’s sport
S Pope, J Williams, J Cleland
Sociology 56 (4), 730-748, 2022
272022
Female fan experiences and interpretations of the 1958 Munich air disaster, the 1966 World Cup finals and the rise of footballers as sexualised national celebrities
S Pope
International Review for the Sociology of Sport 51 (7), 848-866, 2016
262016
The price of success: Equal pay and the US women’s national soccer team
A Culvin, A Bowes, S Carrick, S Pope
Soccer & Society 23 (8), 920-931, 2022
222022
Female football fans and gender performance
S Pope
Routledge handbook of sport, gender and sexuality, 245-253, 2014
222014
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