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    FIFA: Changing The World

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    corruption and football fans calling for reform. As the co-President of FIFA, I will help restructure an organization that will be free from corruption and that will restore the global soccer community’s faith in FIFA. The vision statement I would put in place as co-President is: “Changing the game. Changing the world.” While this vision statement is similar to the current statement “For the game. For the world.”, it carries…

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    Something new began happening in the football world and governmental world of Brazil: political protests. The people of Brazil are known for the mad love of football, with DeMatta saying that football is an important vehicle of the Brazilian nation building project, a: “highly significant means to the articulation of messages about what it is to be truly Brazilian” (DeMatta, 2009). The people of Brazil take a lot of pride in their love of football, but they will not shy away from letting their…

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    Soccer Violence: Is Hooliganism Easy to Tackle? NO! Is it Possible? YES! In every society, “The beautiful game” acts as a liaison between cultures. Soccer, also called football, is the fastest growing and most popular sport across the world. It is impressive the way that a single sport can attract passionate fans no matter their race and culture. In fact, some people may even say that soccer starts to be a religion, a way to express masculinity, a way to express loyalty for their nation, a…

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    Exceptionalism In America

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    A common theme through the progression of American soccer is the inherent inferiority and disdain it is shown compared to more major American sports. Similarly to how some Americans attempt to write off soccer, the rest of the world does the same to “America’s Game,” football. These two circumstances work to strengthen the underlying theme that American exceptionalism is an explanation for the sports gradual spread. The American people’s expectation of superiority clashes with the sports current…

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    Racism In Soccer

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    “Someone said to me 'To you football is a matter of life or death! ' and I said 'Listen, it 's more important than that '. (Bill Shankly) Soccer is a sport that crosses boundaries and is played all around the world. It brings people together to enjoy the intensity of 90 minutes filled by passion and uncertainty of who will ultimate winner. Most of the people who watch soccer do it in a passive way as a source of mild entertainment, but there’s a growing minority of fans who have taking the…

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    watching the game. Comparing The Jewish Question to The Gangster’s Paradise, without a doubt one would think the situation in Serbia is far worse than that of the Jewish bearing name calling. Being a Croatian or Bosnian in Serbia in the 1990’s was just absurd, you would not be able to live in the godforsaken conditions. In Serbia, for the Belgrade Red Star, soccer was a lifestyle. Being a hooligan for The Red Star was a lifestyle, a time consuming will to assert aggression upon others. On the…

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    reading and writing. Collectively forming literacy. Different individuals have their own ways of using this notion. The interactions I have had with soccer proves that there is a direct correlation with literacy. These practices of reading and writing on soccer are centered on the ability to create new experiences from interactive activities and progressively grow in athletic skills. Soccer is a worldwide sport that ripens a sufficient amount of connections between nations. However, these…

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    In every culture and society, there are numerous things in common and numerous distinctions. However, one thing connects every one of us. That one thing is what everybody know as 'sports. ' Sports are a lifestyle in numerous nationalities and societies. Games Sports are a way to get rid of all the stress and get away from the everyday routine and hassles of life. There are various mixed bags in a sport. However, one game is known in different places around the globe, which called 'soccer. '…

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    Never Give Up On Your Goal The final school bell rang. I just got done with gym and walked into the locker room to put on my Hillsborough High School soccer jersey. This was just one game in my freshman season and was expected to be like any other. We were expected to win as our record proved that we were a strong and athletic team. I am ready for the game with my soccer bag packed with my gatorade and training gear. My other teammates begin to fill in the locker room preparing for the game…

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    I was born, raised and educated in Chile; it was not easy to give up an imminent career as soccer player when I was younger; one of the biggest teams selected me and everybody anticipated I would have an outstanding career in soccer… well, all except dad: my father had something else in mind for me and decided not to support the dream of my life. At the beginning it was hard to believe, unfair, selfish. Then we had a conversation and I learnt that he pursued a career in soccer when he was…

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