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Thursday, March 28, 2013

SOCCER HISTORY


Football is the most phenomenal sport on earth, no other sport than football club in any case. But most of us do not know about the history of football itself. These terms and history of football we describe below:
 
Football is a ball game played by two teams with each consisting of eleven people. This sport is very popular and is played in 200 countries with various football championship organized by FIFA. Playing football aims to score as much as possible by using a leather ball measuring 27-28 inches. Field used in this game has a width of 50-100 yards and 100-300 yards long. Wicket where scoring is at the end of the field with limited net measuring 8 feet high and 24 feet wide.


History of Football

Football sports history began in the 2nd century BC and -3 in China. In the Han Dynasty, the people led by kicking a leather ball into a small net. A similar game played in Japan with the title over here. In Italy, the game kicking and carrying the ball are also popular, especially from the 16th century.

Modern football began to develop in England and became very popular. In some competitions, the game is causing much of the violence during the game because it has not established standard rules in football and eventually King Edward III banned the sport played in 1365. King James I of Scotland also supports a ban on playing football.
In 1815, a major development has become famous football at the university and the school. The birth of modern football going on Freemasons Tavern in 1863 when 11 schools and clubs get together and formulate a set of rules for the game. Along with that, there is a clear separation between the sport of rugby to football (soccer). In 1869, carrying the ball with his hands began forbidden in football. During the 1800s, the sport was brought by sailors, merchants, and British troops to various parts of the world. In 1904, world football's highest association (FIFA) was formed, and in the early 1900's, various football competition played in different countries.

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