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1. Question 1 (Single answer) - Overall results - 1000 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Are you interested in Football?
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 1 (Single answer) - Gender - 180 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Are you interested in Football?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 1 (Single answer) - Income - 180 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Are you interested in Football?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 1 (Single answer) - Age - 180 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Are you interested in Football?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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2. Question 2 (Single answer) - Overall results - 556 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think will win on Wednesday?
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 2 (Single answer) - Gender - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think will win on Wednesday?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 2 (Single answer) - Income - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think will win on Wednesday?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 2 (Single answer) - Age - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think will win on Wednesday?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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3. Question 3 (Single answer) - Overall results - 556 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think should be the next England manager?
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 3 (Single answer) - Gender - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think should be the next England manager?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 3 (Single answer) - Income - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think should be the next England manager?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 3 (Single answer) - Age - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think should be the next England manager?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
4. Question 4 (Single answer) - Overall results - 556 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think is the best looking footballer?
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 4 (Single answer) - Gender - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think is the best looking footballer?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 4 (Single answer) - Income - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think is the best looking footballer?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 4 (Single answer) - Age - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Who do you think is the best looking footballer?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
5. Question 5 (Single answer) - Overall results - 556 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Do you support Alan Davies about remembering Hillsborough?
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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Toggle Question 5 (Single answer) - Gender - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Do you support Alan Davies about remembering Hillsborough?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 5 (Single answer) - Income - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Do you support Alan Davies about remembering Hillsborough?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Toggle Question 5 (Single answer) - Age - 115 Respondents Chart Data
Single select question
Do you support Alan Davies about remembering Hillsborough?
Absolute
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
- Total
Percentage
Data tables are shown as heat maps to facilitate easy interpretation. The redder numbers indicate subsets that are greater than the total number of respondents choosing that option. Greener numbers indicate subsets that are lower than the total number of respondents choosing that option.
The colours are not meant to indicate significant differences.
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