Women's Soccer Argumentative Analysis
The soccer who most people watch around the world is the men one. The women soccer is not as broadcasted on TV as men’s, and the gap between it is not small. There are a huge difference on men’s and women’s soccer in terms of which one is more famous and broadcast around the world. The investment on women’s soccer is also not even close as they deserved.
The world faces machismo in all the manners, but as we are talking about soccer, why don’t women have the same privileges as men? How many young boys have you seen playing soccer around the world – let’s not include America? And then, how many young girls? In Brazil, it’s really hard to find a place where there are training and practices for women. And over there should not be that hard, once we have one of the best soccer players in history, Marta. We have won most of the tournaments this century, and we still can’t find girls willing to play soccer. Otherwise, wherever you go, you are able to find boys willing to play soccer. This happens not only in Brazil, but in the whole world.
However, America faces the opposite that the world does. Women’s soccer is well-developed here. If we get the St. Andrews …show more content…
For a country clinch itself on it, they must classify in the qualifying that happens in each continent. United States have classified themselves for the World Cup in the last three straight editions of the tournament, what shows that soccer over here is improving year after year. In Brazil, America got into the round 16, but they lost against the good Belgium team. United States didn’t only qualify in an easy group, they were in the death group, the hardest one. The group they were in was with Germany, Portugal, and Ghana. Not an easy group at all. However, United States made it. What will happen next World Cup? Can we predict something else? Yes, we can. Actually, we should. The improvement United States have had is
The world faces machismo in all the manners, but as we are talking about soccer, why don’t women have the same privileges as men? How many young boys have you seen playing soccer around the world – let’s not include America? And then, how many young girls? In Brazil, it’s really hard to find a place where there are training and practices for women. And over there should not be that hard, once we have one of the best soccer players in history, Marta. We have won most of the tournaments this century, and we still can’t find girls willing to play soccer. Otherwise, wherever you go, you are able to find boys willing to play soccer. This happens not only in Brazil, but in the whole world.
However, America faces the opposite that the world does. Women’s soccer is well-developed here. If we get the St. Andrews …show more content…
For a country clinch itself on it, they must classify in the qualifying that happens in each continent. United States have classified themselves for the World Cup in the last three straight editions of the tournament, what shows that soccer over here is improving year after year. In Brazil, America got into the round 16, but they lost against the good Belgium team. United States didn’t only qualify in an easy group, they were in the death group, the hardest one. The group they were in was with Germany, Portugal, and Ghana. Not an easy group at all. However, United States made it. What will happen next World Cup? Can we predict something else? Yes, we can. Actually, we should. The improvement United States have had is