Glen Roy and Glen Spean

Palmer, Adrian

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-71246-4_16

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“…Mainly, it was the same omitting (or avoiding) of the Scottish players' offences from the previous Rangers' match with SK Slavia Praha, as in the Scottish media discourse, but definitely not as frequent. Only some media outlets left this information out completely, e.g., Morning Star (Yousif, 2021;Morning Star, 2021) or The Times (Palmer, 2021). It was more about the slight shifts of meaning, as in the article written by Stewart Fisher for The Sun.…”

Section: Uk Nationwide Media Discourse More Based On Facts and Less O...mentioning

confidence: 99%

One event, very different interpretations

Nemcova Tejkalova,

Hrbáčková,

Macková

et al. 2023

MedieKultur

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Based on a mixed method approach (content analysis and CDA), this article examines the media coverage of a football game between AC Sparta Praha and Rangers FC, played in Prague in the autumn of 2021, that was followed by heavily mediated discussion regard- ing the controversial booing of Rangers FC player Glen Kamara, who was sent off from the game after having been given a red card due to a pair of fouls. The audience in attendance was accused of Kamara’s racist abuse, but the UEFA later decided that there was insuf- ficient evidence of racism at the match. This case study focuses on the media coverage in Scottish, Czech, and UK nationwide media, as well as related discussions on Twitter. We revealed competing constructions of reality depending on diverse interpretations of the facts and lack of intercultural understanding.

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Section: Uk Nationwide Media Discourse More Based On Facts and Less O...mentioning

confidence: 99%