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    Going hand in hand with the sponsors pulling out was the lack over viewership as the league aged. The league was booming with fans its first year of existence, but later found its fans faded with the memory of the 99’ Corld cup. A lot of different reasons are found to be the cause of peoples lack of interest. First of around the early 2000’s we had taken steps to reach closer to gender equality, but many people still viewed women as people who should stay home to cook, and…

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    ahead to a level that tickets were sold to the matches. In the 1985 pro soccer was legalized, after that the Football League was established. The first season had 12 clubs. (Street Directory) Women were excluded until the late 19th Century, women could play. The FA Cup was the most important competition ever, besides the FIFA World Cup 1930 with (Uruguay) playing every four years. England and Scotland were the national teams which at the end of the game was left to 0-0.…

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    football in Belgium has been noted as a great improvement. It moved from fifty third rank to the first in ten years in Fifa World Ranking. When Belgium National Team’s current squad and 2006 squad are investigated, big differences are outstanding. Being the first football team in Fifa World Ranking, Belgium National Team…

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    Both men andwomen have the opportunity to win the world cup.For example a really good professional soccer player is CristianoRolando. He was born February 5, 1985. He jut turned 32 a couple days ago. Heis a Portuguese professional football (soccer) who plays for the team RealMadrid he usually plays on the field and his position is usually forward. In 2008Cristiano Rolando won his first balloon d’or and the FIFA World player of theyear award. He won another balloon d’or in 2013 and…

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    Football Research Paper

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    definition of who is a great soccer team is different for each person. However, the true definition of a great soccer team is one that wins trophies. First, in order to have a great soccer club one must spend a lot of money on players, have a good manager, and have a good fan base. In order to be a great soccer club one must spend a lot of money. For example, Manchester City, a professional soccer team that played in the English Premier League, spent $700,000,000 on players in…

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    Growth Of Soccer Essay

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    is late to the party, but soccer is well and alive. We know the national team is improving, MLS is growing, and fans are becoming invested in the clubs (depending on the market). The biggest problem facing the growth of soccer is the identity…

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    There are a lot of sports in the world that millions of people can choose to participate in and/ or follow, whether if it is because they are forced to watch/ participate or if it is for their own interest. We all know that in America, some of the favorite sports nationwide are basketball and football, for the most part, but in reality, soccer beats all of them at a worldwide scale. But why? Why is soccer the most popular sport in the world? Well, it’s the most popular because of its history,…

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    Dear FIFA Federation, my name is Miguel Pereira and I am a student at Gwynedd-Mercy University located in Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania, in the United States of America. I am writing you this letter today because it has come to my concern that you have not done enough lately about racism happening in games and leagues. Now I am not saying that it is your fault that these people are making racial comments, or doing racial things towards our soccer players, but I feel like you haven’t put enough…

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    for soccer, and feels it is a waste of time as it will never take him anywhere;instead, he insists that he starts a landscape business with him. When a former scout see’s Santiago play in California, he is astonished by his skill and asks his former club to give Santiago a trial. The coach agrees, and when Santiago is on the verge of buying the tickets to England, he finds out his father took his saved money to buy a new truck. When his grandma gets a hold of this news, she insists that she pays…

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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…

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