‘They stand there looking really bored and pissed off': analysing efficient police resourcing at football matches in England and Wales

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Table 1. Interview participants.

Participant	Role/level of work
Football club participants
SO1	Safety Officer experience in the Championship, League 1 and League 2
SO2	Safety Officer experience in League 2
SO3	Safety Officer experience in League 1
SO4	Safety Officer experience in the Championship
SO5	Safety Officer experience in the Premier League
SO6	Safety Officer experience in the Premier League
SO7	Safety Officer experience in the Championship
SLO8	Support Liaison Officer experience in the National League
Police participants
DFO1	DFO experience in Championship and League 1, single club
DFO2	DFO experience in Premier League to National League, multiple clubs
DFO3	DFO experience in Premier League to National League, multiple clubs
DFO4	DFO experience in League 1 to National League, multiple clubs
DFO5	DFO experience in Premier League to National League, multiple clubs
DFO6	DFO experience in Championship to National League, multiple clubs
DFO7	DFO experience in Championship to National League, multiple clubs
DFO8	DFO experience in Premier League to National League, multiple clubs
DFO9	DFO experience in Championship to National League, multiple clubs
Stakeholder organisation participants
NPCC Rep	National Police Chiefs’ Council representative
SGSA Rep	Sports Ground Safety Authority representative, previous policing experience
FSA Rep	Football Supporters’ Association representative
PCC’s Office Reps	Chief Finance Officer and Head of Communications from a Police and Crime Commissioners’ Office
SAG Rep	Safety Advisory Group chair from a local authority in England