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    Global Impact Of Soccer

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    a way of life in multiple nationalities and cultures. There are infinite amounts sports but there is one sport known in every corner of the world‚ and that sport is known as soccer. Soccer is unique‚ it ignores all ethnic‚ earthly and religious boundaries. Other sports can’t compare with the emotion that Soccer brings to each match‚ as people from the world come together to watch their team play. There are many sides of soccer. Soccer is proven to be the number one sport played and

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    Chak de India

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    with a proposal to coach the Indian Women’s Hockey team for the Hockey World Cup. The Indian Hockey Federation members are skeptical since women’s Hockey in India has never acheived anything substantial. Kabir takes on the challenge and goes to the National Hockey Camp where he is introduced to the 16 young girls who play for their respective states. Kabir starts coaching them with a dream that the team will win the Hockey World Cup for India and he will finally be free of the demons of the past haunting

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    control that such a large company can exert on football in the country is huge. This issue was thrown into the light when in 1998 the Brazilian national team lost in the World Cup finals to France. Earlier on in the year‚ Nike had invested a record amount ($200 million US) for the right to sponsor the Brazilian national team in the World Cup. As a requisite for sponsorship‚ Nike demanded that the team play an inordinate amount of exhibition games leading up to the event. Many Brazilians‚ including Brazilian

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    popular sport in the world. Organized soccer is played in 144 nations‚ with nearly 20 million players participating. The essence of soccer is its simplicity. Known as football in much of the world‚ it is still a game for the masses‚ speaking a language that knows no international barriers. Now I am going to talk about why soccer is the most popular game. I. Age II. Popularity III. Stadium crowd capacity IV. T.v. rating V. Impact of soccer players in the world Transition: Now

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    Biography of Mary Kom

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    Jhum cultivators and being the eldest of her siblings she had to look after them as well as help her parents in the fields. Her impoverished background speaks well of the hardships that she might have had to face to achieve her dream of becoming a world-class pugilist. Even though Mary was interested in sports since her childhood‚ she took to it only to provide financial support to her family. It was the success of a Manipuri boxer ‚ Dingko Singh ‚ which later inspired her. In her initials days she

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    to hold the 2022 World Cup? This paper will examine On 2 December 2010 it was announced that Qatar would be hosts of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The government that were behind Qatar’s successful bid defeated four other countries that wanted the honours of staging the 2022 world cup the countries being: Australia‚ Southern Korea‚ Japan and the USA. Qatar‚ with a population of 1.69 million people will be the first Arabic country to have the privileges of hosting the World Cup. Consequently‚ Qatar

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    Chadwick (eds.) (2004): The Business of Sport Management‚ Harlow: Financial Times/Prentice Hall Butler‚ O. (2002): Getting the games. Japan‚ South Korea and the co-hosted World Cup Chajet‚ C. (1997): Corporate reputation and the bottom line. Corporate Reputation Review‚ No Dauncey‚ H.‚ and G. Hare (eds) (1999): France and the 1998 World Cup. Dolphin‚ R. (2003): Sponsorship: perspectives on its strategic role. Ewing‚ J. (2004): Can Football be saved? Business Week‚ European Edition‚ July 19‚ pp Ferrand‚

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    Women's Soccer History

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    crowd of over 26‚000 fans‚ Carli Lloyd dribbled the ball and scores! Winning the game. The first hat trick ever in a Women’s World Cup final (Key Figures… 1). Soccer is considered the most popular sport in the world. For men. With players like Carli the sport is growing in popularity for women. Ever since women have been allowed to play soccer they have influenced the game and world culture. The History of Soccer Soccer was first played in China during the second and third centuries BC. The first

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    Soccer Pitch Descriptive

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    The view of a soccer pitch is what millions around the world crave to see. The passion runs through their veins with each beat of the heart. A soccer pitch seems ordinary to people who do not get the game‚ but with a better understanding the same individuals would appreciate the breath of joy within it. A soccer pitch is the definition of beauty and enjoyment itself. Gazing at a soccer pitch is like seeing Christmas morning all over again. The soft‚ gentle grass never seems out of place. The sharp

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    The History of Soccer

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    emerged. One did not allow holding the ball. We now call that game soccer. The other did allow holding the ball. It became rugby.1 By the 1880’s soccer players were being paid to play. At the same time‚ the game of soccer started to spread around the world. At the height of the British Empire‚ British sailors‚ soldiers‚ businessmen‚ teachers‚ doctors‚ and even tourists traveled the seas in record numbers. Everywhere‚ the British influence was

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