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    When Americans think of soccer, they think of Pele, but why? Millions of people around the world have played the “beautiful game”, but his name sticks out. Why? There are, actually, multiple reasons why Pele is as famous as he is. This has to do with how influential a person Pele was on, as well as off the pitch. Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pele, is widely revered as the best soccer player of all time, if not the best athlete of all time. He was born on October 23rd, 1940 (age 76) in Três Corações, Brazil. It didn’t take long for his football career to take off as he first played professionally at age 15 for the Brazilian club, Santos. It was here, with Santos, that Pele would go on to play 638 games totaling 619 goals for…

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    you know that Pele led the Brazilian national team to three world cups, and scored more than a thousand goals in his career? Many know Pele for his soccer talent and his unique skills on the field. In his early life, he had to face the challenge of poverty. Later in his life, when he finally got recognized for his talents, Pele took the soccer world by storm. His achievements in his career are unmatched to this day and he showed off impressive skills which made him an exciting player to watch.…

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    skin colours. The three popular media are “Remember the Titans”, “Creed” and “Pele –Birth of a Legend-‘’, each popular media represents different racial problems. The movie “Remember the Titans,” produced by Jerry Bruckheimer tells a story about a group of American football students who can’t seem to get along, with growing racial tensions within the school community. The film was released in 1971, and it explores several controversial issues including racism and discrimination among mixed- race…

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    Root for These Teams in the Super Bowl” published by Fortune and “Does the World Cup predict stock markets?” published by The Telegraph, discus the correlation between the winners of major sport championships and the following returns in the stock market. The article in Fortune deliberates how the stock markets will perform based on the “Super Bowl predictor”—a theory popularized by the stock analyst Robert H. Stovall, after sportswriter Leonard Koppett first discovered that the subdivisions in…

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    Their son, Jamie, was born in August of the following year. Young Jamie became much the focus of not only his parents’ attention, but also of his Cook grandparents’. John taught him to play chess at the age of four, much as he had done with Jamie’s mother and uncle years earlier. He attended the local nursery and primary school, where he proved to be “a good scholar [and] listener with an aptitude to numbers.” Jamie’s extra-curricular pursuits included karate, involvement with the Boys Bri-gade…

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    The celebrity that this ad uses is David Beckham, a well known English soccer player and model. Consumers looking to buy the watch can find comfort in knowing that they will surely be considered a member of the upper class, since such a successful and prestiged man wears the watch too! Beckham is in fact using his aura to advertise this watch. Twitchell helped describe this when talking about Michael Jordan by saying, "He knows what he sells is not shoes, underwear, eyeglasses, cologne,…

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    appeal to new or continuing fans. Even though FIFA 16 is an improved game over FIFA 15, it still possesses some negative aspects. One of FIFA 16’s new features is the addition of woman soccer teams, which has never been seen in past FIFA titles. Playing with a woman’s team, rather than the traditional men’s team, is definitely an enjoyable and different experience. FIFA players are no longer restricted in choosing from a…

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    First, To start things off we are going to look at his childhood. According to The famous people website He was born on May 2nd, 1975 around the London area. He was a middle child of two sisters. His parents were named David Edward Beckham and Sandra Georgina. As a young child he was very interested in soccer because of his parents, they were huge Manchester United fans. In high school Beckham dropped out of playing high school soccer and moved away from home to play in Manchester United's…

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    athletes have their own outfits, with their names on it, enticing kids to represent their favorite player. Incidentally, the sport of soccer has really helped Adidas globalize tremendously. It is known as the worlds sport, but in the United States, we have many other sports that are much popular, like basketball, football, and baseball. However, over the last decade the MLS has built 9 expansion teams, with 4 more joining within the next 2 years. Adidas sponsors the whole league, with a $200…

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    Football, known as soccer in the United States, is ranked as the most watched and played sport in the world. With more than 240 million people who regularly play it, the sport has grown to be the most popular in the world (FIFA). What no one acknowledges after all, is the dark side of football, which includes homophobia, corruption, and most commonly racism. Racism has been a persistent problem, especially in Europe since it “first appeared around the 1970’s when England’s black players were…

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