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Thank you for all you comments. Re Sonny, sorry the questionnaire was not up to your high standards, but cheers for your input anyways!! The rebranding/restructuring is important, because in the SPFL's own words they are trying to create a "more attractive & commercially viable product". I agree with the goal, cause Scottish football at the moment is neither of them in my opinion, but judging by your responses the initial reaction to the change is negative. Has this affected your attendance/watching of matches? Or are you going to do this regardless? Re BuddieinEK - do you not think that TV exposure is essential so that as many people as possible get to watch the game? I would agree that attendance is an issue, however I think that TV money is a requirement in modern football.

Hello all, I am student who is studying towards a MS.c in Business and Management. As part of my course, I am to complete a project on the marketing on the SPFL. To do so, I am looking for the input of St Mirren fans on various themes, listed below, re the SPFL. If you would like to post any comments, regarding one or more of the themes, it would be much appreciated. Themes: 1. How do you view the standard of the product For example: - do you think the players/facilities/coaches are good enough? - is it too predictable/not enough variety? -not exciting enough? - is the absence of Rangers/Hibs/Hearts going to affect the top flight? -does it represent good value for money? 2. Has the rebranding/restructuring of the SPFL made any initial differences For example: -does the logo and league structure differentiate SPFL from competitors? (is very similar to the English set up) -will Scottish football become improve or become more competitive? -any issues re number of teams/schedule/winter breaks etc 3. Following Scottish football For example: -is Scottish football under exposed in the media? -is the product accessible enough (any issues attending, such as price of tickets/travel) 4. How would you improve the SPFL Thank you for reading!