The Manchester City case is one example of how fandom has warped beyond previous boundaries in online spaces.
Sport / United Kingdom
How do sports fans end up as aggressive defenders of a nation state’s government? | Sean Ingle
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Headline as published: How do sports fans end up as aggressive defenders of a nation state’s regime? | Sean Ingle
The one thing this headline claims did not turn up in the report.
- “Sean Ingle” is named in the headline. We could not find it in the report.
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A summary of The Guardian Australia (Sport)’s report. The score is for the full 991-word report.
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Only this newsroom has covered it so far.
| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| The Guardian Australia (Sport)as they published this story | 86.5 |
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