Marcus Rashford- Language and Representation Analysis

 1) How is LANGUAGE (CLAMPS) used to show Marcus Rashford as a successful role model on his website?

Marcus Rashford is wearing a plain black hoodie to  show he is a casual person and is of humble begings showing his fans to always be appreciative.Whilst on the other hand he is wearing a black suit to emphasise his success and how hes made it despite his rough background.The lighting shows Rashfords picture taken in a low shot to show he is of power.It also shows Marcus as a actor and how he is shown in the photograph as a independent and self made.

2) How is Marcus Rashford represented in terms of CAGE (class, age, gender and ethnicity)

CAGE

C-class upper class this is because Marcus Rashford is wearing expensive clothes and is well groomed he came from a working class background this emphasises that despite your class you can still be successful.
A-age-it is conventional because.
G-gender-
E-ethnicity-Marcus Rashford is a young black British man this also emphasises that despite your can still be successful. 

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