The above question was asked to the It-Your-Vote community.
We provided additional information for the question which was:
"Following research from Glasgow University, where findings showed that footballers were 3 and a half times more likely to die from brain disease, the UK Football Association has now banned coaches from teaching children under the age of 11 to head a football. Children aged 12 - 18 will still be able to have training but this will be very low level. Do you agree with this, or do you think that this is a key skill that is essential to playing football and therefore should be taught.".
The available answers for this questions were:
1. No-the risks to them are too great
2. Yes-they should be allowed
The winning answer was "No-the risks to them are too great" with 53.73% of the total vote.
Answer | Percentage |
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No | 53.73% |
Yes | 46.26% |
Answer | Male % | Female % | Total % |
---|---|---|---|
No | 23.88% | 29.85% | 53.73% |
Yes | 32.83% | 13.43% | 46.26% |