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When it is no longer a bit of banter: Coaches’ perspectives of bullying in professional soccer
Studies exploring bullying in sport psychology remain relatively limited despite various media reports of the abusive practice of some professional football coaches. This research explores coaches’ views of bullying in professional football academies and how it is framed in relation to banter. Five
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