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    you rather do‚ go to a football game or a rugby game? Would you rather yell at the “scrum” or cheer for the completed “flea-flicker”? Do you prefer pads or shorts? Well‚ first you should probably know the differences between them before you choose. There are many similarities and contrasts in these two sports: the ball‚ contact-aspects‚ and how points are scored. The football is a smaller ball than a rugby ball. Which also means that they are use in different ways. The football is 28cm long‚ has a

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    Dangers Of Football

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    Football: A Game of Dangers Imagine being out on a field in the high heat of a summer afternoon. In full pads and a helmet‚ getting ready to start a 2 hour game. Teenagers of various heights and weights‚ all running at each other defending the football. Massive linemen collide with lean running backs. Players running back and forth a 100 yard field. Now imagine being tackled‚ being tack to the ground by one or more other players. Helmets colliding‚ ankles twisting‚ and backs smacking the ground

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    American Football vs European Football Football = foot + ball. How could a word so simple be so ambiguous? One could only imagine the word football to mean usage of the feet to maneuver some sort of ball. And this is true‚ in one type of “football” - European football. Football played all over Europe involves people literally kicking a ball with their feet into a net. But when referring to football in America‚ the game has nothing to do with kicking‚ or even feet. American football is actually

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    To Game or Not to Game

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    To Game or Not to Game…That is the Question. Julia Tenerowicz Baker College of Allen Park Comp II (9am) Argumentative Research Essay May 31st‚ 2012 Title: To Game or Not to Game…That is the Question. Purpose: Research Essay: To explain the history of violent video game and the affect they may have our youth Thesis: Our youth are spending an exceeding amount of time playing violent video games immersing themselves into a virtual world of violence causing a decrease of physical activity‚ developing

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    Association football

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    Association football‚ more commonly known as football or soccer‚[1] is a sport played between two teams of eleven players with a spherical ball. It is played by 250 million players in over 200 countries‚ making it the world’s most popular sport.[2][3][4][5] The game is played on a rectangular field with a goal at each end. The object of the game is to score by using any part of the body besides the arms and hands to get the ball into the opposing goal. The goalkeepers are the only players allowed

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    Football coaching

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    tball coaches develop the knowledge‚ techniques and motivation of football teams and players. They train players at all levels‚ from beginners to top ...As a football coach you would: plan coaching activities‚ sessions and programmes provide feedback and give advice on players’ performance‚ fitness and technical skills develop and discuss strategies and tactics for both individual and team play give guidance on nutrition‚ and injury recognition and prevention research good practice and innovative

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    Football Hooliganism

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    Introduction "Hundreds of English fans have been departed from Belgium after scenes of mass violence in Belgian cities and football authorities have threatened to expel the English team from the competition if there is another outbreak of the English Disease" This was an article dated 20 June 2000 written by an English journalist. It is obvious from this article that world is facing a great problem nowadays. Actually it would be wrong to use the term ‘nowadays ’ because the ‘English Disease ’

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    Concussions in Football

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    March 23‚ 2013 Concussions in Football Injuries in sports are bound to happen no matter what sport you are playing and you never know when an injury will occur. They just come with the territory and they can range from a cut to an injury that could end an athlete’s career or even worse lead to a death. A big problem in sports nowadays is that there are too many concussions in pro sports all the way down to young kids who are just starting to play a sport. Football in particular has received a

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    bathroom. 6:30‚ the numbers rang loud and clear in my head. I had to get to my soccer game in fifteen minutes! As I started to tie my shoelaces‚ still in my bedroom‚ it hit me that this was my last game along with my team. I probably was taking to long‚ because my mother yelled at me to hurry up from downstairs. I quickly jumped up without tying anything. I remembered all those tiring mornings‚ waking up to go to my game all just to play side by side with all my teammates. I let out a small smile as

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    Racism In Football

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    report about football at great length.This domain was primarily reserved to the tabloid press and low quality magazines. Stadiums have changed for a number of reasons e.g. the Taylor Report 1995 after Hillsborough.The disasters at Bradford and Hysel forced governing football agencies to evaluate the structure of stadiums and the fans that attended these stadiums.These changes have attracted different fans Evidence to support this can be seen in the growth of executive boxes at football

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