Repeat Attendance as a Function of Involvement, Loyalty, and the Sportscape Across Three Football Contexts

By B. Hill, C. Green. 2000

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Subfields: Gender Studies, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Sociology and Political Science

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Revisiting the host city: An empirical examination of sport involvement, place attachment, event satisfaction and spectator intentions at the London Olympics (2016, background): “Spectator perceptions of the environment at stadiums have been examined in a number of studies (Hill & Green, 2000; Greenwell et al., 2002; Wakefield, Blodgett, & Sloan, 1996) but they have all adopted a purely a functional approach with the inclusion of measures such as facility layout, comfort of…”
A New Approach to Stadium Experience: The Dynamics of the Sensoryscape, Social Interaction, and Sense of Home (2012, background): “As Holt (1995) suggested, for fans who “consume as play,” interpersonal actions, such as communing and socializing, are autotelic rather than instrumental.”
Brand Image and Fan Loyalty in Professional Team Sport: A Refined Model and Empirical Assessment (2008, background): “Consequently, researchers have recently developed both pure attitudinal and composite (i.e., attitude + behavior) measures of fan loyalty (e.g., Gladden & Funk, 2001; Hill & Green, 2000; Mahony, Madrigal, & Howard, 2000; Pritchard, Havitz, & Howard, 1999).”
Can service quality predict spectators' behavioral intentions in professional soccer? (2008, background): “Howat and Murray (2002) and Murray and Howat (2002) also used CERM-CSQ in the context of public recreation centres in Australia and New Zealand.”
The Intention-to-repurchase Paradox: A case of the Health and Fitness Industry (2010, background): “Divett et al. (2003) identified how important service attributes increased repurchasing behavior among theater goers, a finding replicated by Hill and Green (2000) in their research carried out with spectators of rugby league matches.”
The Relationships among Service Quality, Value, Satisfaction, and Future Intentions of Customers at an Australian Sports and Leisure Centre (2002, background): “Howat et al. (1999) provide a rationale for employing such an approach.”
Investigating Customer Satisfaction in a Health Club Context by an Application of the Tetraclasse Model (2006, background): “…this point of view and identified service quality attributes or dimensions and related them to the satisfaction construct (Alexandris et al. , 2004; Chelladurai & Chang, 2000; Hill & Green, 2000; Howat et al ., 1999; Kim & Kim, 1995; Murray & Howat, 2002; Papadimitriou & Karteroliotis, 2000).”