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Volume 64 Issue 2 – Special Issue: The Linguistics of Sport

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This is a special issue on the Linguistics of Sport, edited by Guest Editor: Nick Wilson (University of Limerick, Ireland).

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“We help ourselves out. That’s a team. That’s how we roll”: Turn-taking and the co-construction of radio rugby union commentary

Koenraad Kuiper, David Leaper

28 February 2022

Journal Te Reo

Volume 64 Issue 2 – Special Issue: The Linguistics of Sport

Articles

Analysing team sports discourse: From interaction to identity

The functions of collegial humour in male–only sporting interactions

“You’re a Feral, Man”: Banter as an Index of Footballer Identity

“If you do anything to my little fresher – I’ll kill you”: Stories of transition in British varsity football

“We help ourselves out. That’s a team. That’s how we roll”: Turn-taking and the co-construction of radio rugby union commentary

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