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Soccer in Europe

As we go forward on the history ofsoccer timeline, we notice that thegame has gradually entered European

territory, Europe being the placewhere modern day soccer will start inseveral centuries.

Middle age soccer is covered in acombination of myth and historical

facts. One popular form of the game (Mob

soccer

) involved entire villages ortowns and was rather chaotic.


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Soccer in Europe (cont.)

The teams could have unlimited players,as long as they were from the same villageor town. Both teams had to kick the ball

towards specific landmarks, and defend

their own. To add more chaos, the ball was made out

of inflated pigs' bladders, or leather skinsstuffed with all sorts of materials.

Picture two masses of people running

towards a poor pig bladder ball, kicking,stomping, punching and pushing eachother in the attempt to kick the object tosome area.


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Soccer in Europe (cont.)

In medieval France, a game called "LaChoule" was usually played in towngatherings, such as just after Sundaychurch, or on special occasionsorholidays.

The game itself looked like acombination of soccer, handball,hockey, baseball and kickboxing, since

the players of each team had to strikethe ball into the opponent's goal, using

whatever means necessary andwhatever accessories necessary.

For example, one record shows thatplayers were allowed to use sticks orclubs to hit the ball around, although it

wasn't always the ball that got hit.


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History Continued

The game was violent innature and I assume there

were plenty occasions wherethe after-church Choulematch ended up with another

trip to the church to confesssome violent sins.

In England, the game wassurrounded by an aura of

violence and was considered adangerous and sinful game.

As such, it was banned in3 4by Nicholas de

Farndone, the Mayor ofLondon.


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Soccer Grows Popular

Despite this ban, soccer became togrow in medieval England and it wasnot long that it was introduced in

English public schools in order to keepyoung boys fit.

Since soccer was growing strong inEnglish public schools, the idea of

having an organized tournamentsparked in the 19th century.


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In 1862, a solicitor by the name of CobbMorley, formed a semi-professional soccerclub in Barnes, called the Barnes Club.

Cobb Morley is rightfully considered thefather of soccer, but that's not just

because he was the one to spark the ideaof the Soccer Association.

He also drew up the Laws of the Game,

probably the most important documentin the history of soccer, since it held all

the official rules around which the gamewould be played.


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Soccer Becomes Official

Cobb Morley's ruleswere accepted

by theSoccer Association on the 8th of December,1863 and have since stood as the game'sconstitution, although they were slightly

modified throughout time to meet the needs ofmodern soccer.

It only took around 3 decades after the firstofficial rules of soccer were laid down by CobbMorley and the English Football Association

and the game was already wide spreadthroughout Europe, Australia and theAmericas.


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The Rules of Soccer

There are 11

players for each

team.

All players wear

shin guards to in

order to protect

their shins.

The goalkeeper isthe only player

who can get the

ball with his

hands.


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Soccer Rules

A goal is scored whenthe whole of the ball

passes over the goalline, between thegoalposts and under

the crossbar, providedthat no faults hasbeen committedpreviously by the

team scoring the goal.


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The team scoringthe greater numberof goals during thematch is the

winner.

If both team are tiedat the end ofregulation, thematch will be

recorded as a tieduring regular theregular season.


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The Soccer Field


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Penalty kick

Penalty Kick is

when a player

commits any foul

within his own

Penalty box.


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Corner kick

Corner kick is

when the ball

goes out of

bounds over the

end line and was

last touched by

the defending

team.


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Cards

Yellow card:indicates caution.

A player whoreceives 2 YellowCards is given aRed Card.

Red card:the

player must leave

the field and he

cant play thenext game.


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Slide Tackle

When a defenderslides on the

ground and kick

the ball away

from the player.


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The Players A. goalkeeper

B. left fullback

C. right fullback

D. center back

E. left back

F. right back

G. left midfield

H. right midfield

I. left forward

J. center forward

K. right forward


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Spanish Words for Playing

Soccer Fuera de lugar

offsides

tiro de esquina -corner kick

tiro libre - free kick falta - foul

penal - penalty

lateral - throw in

saque del arco - goalkick

delantero - forward

portero - goalkeeper

se fue - the ball went out

mano - handball (literallymeans "hand")

empujon - push pelota - ball

mediocampista - midfielder

defensor - defender

cruze - cross cabezazo - header


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Toque - pass it back

Hay que bajar or baja - guys we need to get downfield anddefend more or specifically you need to go help outdownfield.

Dos - when two teamates are running towards a loose balland one needs to ease off so as to avoid a mishaps.

Centro - cross it in

Solo - no pressure is on you so go ahead and shoot it ordribble it upfield

Te llegan! - man on!

Calmado - don't rush your passing or dribbling

Tiro- shoot it

Marca - defend your nearest or assigned oppenent

Entrale - tackle your opponent now or apply pressure

Psame la pelota pass me the ball


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