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    The Impact of Globalization on Soccer Thomas Joseph Puthenmadhom 821-837-077 Humber Business School I. Introduction Innovation and continuous technological advancement has resulted in an increasing dissolution of the world’s boundaries‚ borders and distances. “Globalization is a process that encompasses the causes‚ course‚ and consequences of transnational and transcultural integration of human and non-human activities.” (Dr. Nayef R.F. Al-Rodhan‚ 2006) The economic ramifications of such a

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    goal of soccer is to outscore your opponent in the matter of a minimum ninety minute game (Katis‚ 2012). The game of soccer consists of eleven players from each team being on the field‚ ten of those being field players and one being a goalkeeper. Soccer is primarily played only using your lower extremities with the exceptions of headers and trapping the ball with other body parts except your hands. Kicking is the primary action in soccer (Lees‚ 2010). The most common type of kick in soccer is the

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    Are NFL Players Paid Too Much? The average NFL player’s income per year is 1.5 million dollars‚ but the highest paid player now is Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints. His pay is 31 million dollars not counting bonuses of any sort. Are professional players that are part of the NFL paid too much? Some might say that there are doctors and people like the president that really do save people’s lives and help and that they should get paid millions. Then people like me saying that no they are not

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    When someone starts to learn how to play soccer it doesn’t seem very difficult to kick around a ball and place it into a big oversized net. Yes‚ it may seem like that at first sight but kicking a ball properly one need to have a certain skill level in order to put the ball in right direction. Any player can just stick around on a soccer field and play a game of grab ass‚ but when a competition gets really hard‚ you must know exactly what you are doing in order to have a positive effect on your team

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    MANCHESTER UNITED SOCCER

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    Running Head: MANCHESTER UNITED SOCCER 1 Project Management 338 September 26‚ 2013 MANCHESTER UNITED SOCCER Manchester United Soccer Tournament project team has identified potential risk to their project. Responding to the potential risk is imperative. This is how the potential risks should be addressed. In the event the officials do not show up for the tournament a backup phone number should be available for other officials to be called. Officiating

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    Skills Analysis Soccer

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    Soccer 1. Short Pass 2. Receive 3. Curve Pass/Shot Soccer: Short Pass Basic Biomechanics 1. Stance: Stance can vary depending on moment in the game but for a novice in a dead ball situation start one step away from the ball with you facing the ball in an athletic stance. 2. Step: Step forward with your non dominant foot and plant your foot next to the ball with your toes pointing towards your target. 3. Upper body: Stays flush with your chest pointing towards target

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    international sport that spans across all of our populated continents (Chyzowych 17). This tremendously captivating sport is soccer‚ or more commonly called football. Because soccer is such a widely played sport there are many rules and strategies that can be used to perfect ones game. Rules have always played a vital part in soccer; however‚ in the early stages of soccer it wasn’t necessary for a referee at a game. Instead the two teams played as “gentlemen” and if there ever was a quarrel the

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    Amount Of Air In Soccer

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    Our project is centered around soccer. It is designed to benefit those who play the sport‚ especially those who participate in it professionally. Now‚ what we aimed to find out in our experiment‚ is whether or not the amount of air inputted into a soccer ball would affect the ball’s travel distance. Along with that‚ we hoped to learn which amount of air would deliver the furthest distance. And potentially with this knowledge‚ those who play the sport‚ will know to what amount they should fill their

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    Why Soccer Is Important

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    Soccer has always been one of my favorite sports ever since I was little. When I was little I didn’t really know how to play soccer because I was shy and did not want to go near the ball therefore I was really bad. Now that I’m a senior I have realized in the years that I have played that there are a lot of tears‚ injuries‚ hard work and friendships. I have made many friendships while playing soccer. I would literally trade anything to play soccer again‚ even though it is difficult it was definitely

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    Ex-Basketball Player

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    A Reading of Updike’s “Ex-Basketball Player” The purpose of this essay is to inform the reader about a poem by John Updike‚ called “Ex-Basketball player”. The speaker in the poem talks about a man named Flick Webb and his apathetic life. He informs the reader about Flick Webb’s exceptional talent as a basketball player in high school. Towards the end of the poem the realization is that Flick Webb’s exceptional basketball talent had been berried under his reality of life. In the eyes of the

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