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    Have you ever been in the situation where you just entered middle school but there is no soccer team? Even though you really want to play soccer there is just no way you can, homework takes too much time and there will be no time left for soccer. That is the average life of a middle school soccer player. A topic that is often debated is whether middle schools should have a soccer team. Some people say that middle schools already have so many sports and have to spend so much money on them that…

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    Corruption In Sports

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    case (Gibson, 2016). Lastly, macro level stakeholders include FIFA, international labour laws regulatory bodies, international level NGOs and human rights agencies, Qatari government and society itself. Match fixing and corrupt governance are altering the perception of public in regards to integrity of sports events from grass root level competition to various mega events. Allegation of corruption is nothing new particularly for FIFA. Bribery can be encountered mainly in case of bidding…

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    who have played the game. Soccer was first known to be a barbarian sport in its early generations, and it has become to the civilized game known today. The multi-billion dollar soccer organization, Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), has helped and impacted many countries around the world. Furthermore, this sport has help people to become more healthy and to stay away from the bad influences in life. The beautiful game of soccer has influenced the world in a way that no…

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    the only one wearing one. The writer is attempting to create the impression in her article that the Hijab is rather routine and common in sports, when in fact, the reality is, it is seldom seen on the pitch. As an example of its rarity, for the 2015 FIFA World Women’s World Cup, not a single female was observed wearing the Hijab during play, even though many Muslim countries participated in the event. Khan references the fact that Asmahan has been playing for many years in Ontario with the…

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    By using different techniques to achieve this purpose and also having good teamwork. There is also the goal of competing and winning the FIFA world cup. The FIFA world cup is held every four years, and teams play different games against other countries to be able to qualify. Thirdly, are the different forms of communication of the discourse community of soccer. There are plenty of ways that the soccer…

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    multiculturalism and Belgium Football. In recent years, 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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    Sociological Insights

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    The purpose of this article is to elucidate the sociological insights that can be learned from analysing the relationship between political, economic and cultural phenomenon within football institutions at both a global and local level. Giulianotti and Robertson(2004) assert that football is vitally important to our understanding of globalisation because roughly one billion people have an interest in the sport and it allows these groups to interact. Soccer acts like a microcosm of the concept of…

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    Lastly, From Fifa.com, “ 2014 Fifa World Cup reached 3.2 billion viewers”(Fifa.com) So if at least 3.2 billion people follow national soccer than they are bound to know about one of brazil’s all time best player. And since he is very popular even people who don’t follow much soccer…

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    Since its conception, the beautiful game of soccer has been a sport played all over the world, played by many ages and admired by all. In Europe, South America, Asia, and Africa, soccer is as big of a deal, if not more, than American football is in the United States. While soccer has not been in the United States for that long, the American people do not elevate it to the same status as they do baseball, basketball, or football. In the rest of the world, soccer is considered to be their…

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    An Essay About Atele

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    liked when Pele did his famous bicycle kick at his games. Pele wore a yellow and green jersey with his name and number ten on all three of the World Cup championships. The first two World Cup championships they won were awarded with the traditional FIFA World Cup trophy. But third World Cup championship they won was awarded with the one and only, Jules Rimet trophy! Edson Arantes do Nascimento also known as Pele, was born on October 23, 1940 in Tres Coracoes Minas Gerais, Brazil. Pele…

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