Why football?

 Why football?

   Football is a  platoon sport played between two  brigades of eleven players each, played with a ball. Football is played by 250 million players in  further than two hundred countries around the world, making it the most popular and  wide sport in the world. Football is played on a blockish field with two  pretensions on either side. The  thing of the game is to score  pretensions by  remonstrating the ball into the  thing.  The goalkeeper is the only player who's allowed to touch the ball with his hands or arms,  handed that he's inside the penalty area. Non-guarding players  frequently use their legs to attack or pass the ball and can also use their head to hit the ball. The  platoon that scores more  pretensions is thewinner.However, the result of the match will be either a draw or the match will go into  redundant time and/ or penalty shootouts, depending on the  event system, If both  brigades score equal 

 pretensions at the end of the match. The English Football Association established the rules of the game of football in 1863 in England. transnational football is governed by the International Federation of Association Football( FIFA). The World Cup for this sport is organized  formerly every four times and is the most important  event internationally. The style of playing football has evolved throughout history, as well as its controls and laws, until it reached the current stage known as  ultramodern football, which no longer focuses on attacking and scoring the largest number of  pretensions, but rather focuses on tactics and skill, which is represented by the general association used by a trainer. Football  platoon to control the  platoon's movements on the field to achieve the planned result  Football laws were drawn up in England in 1863, and the name “ association football ” was used to distinguish the

 game from other games that also bore the name football at the time, especially rugby football. The term Soccer appeared in England, and its first appearance was in the 1880s, as an  condensation of the English word “ association. ” In the English- speaking world, the word soccer is used in the United Kingdom, while soccer is used in the United States and Canada. In other countries,  similar as Australia and New Zealand, one or both terms may be used  There are two types of football games whose actuality has been historically  proved in Europe Epixeros, from ancient Greece, and Harpastum, which appeared during the Roman  period. Both games are  analogous to football, in which people gather around, but it isn't registered, and football is played by holding it in the hand  further than by 

 remonstrating it. There are  numerous ancient competitions grounded around  remonstrating a ball in a many countries,  similar as cuju in China. There are also  analogous butnon-competitive games  similar as kemari in Japan and wougabaliri in Australia. ultramodern laws of football are grounded on  sweats made in themid-19th century to  regularize the different types of football that were played in England's original  seminaries. The history of football in England dates back to at least the 8th century.   The Cambridge Laws, which were drawn up in 1848 at the University of Cambridge, had a significant impact on the development of the canons for the game of football. The Cambridge bills were written at Trinity College of the  forenamed university during a meeting between delegates from Eton College, Harrow School, Rugby School, Winchester School and Shrewsbury School. still, these laws weren't  espoused by universities. During the 1850s,  numerous clubs not associated with  seminaries or universities were formed throughout the English- speaking world, to entertain members by playing  colorful forms of football. Some of these clubs created their own laws of the game, most  specially

 Sheffield Football Club, which  ultimately came part of the Sheffield and Hamshire Football Association in 1867. In 1862, Jones Charles Thring of Uppingham School  cooked  a set of laws affecting the game.  These continued  sweats contributed to the  conformation of the English Football Association in 1863, which held its first meeting on the morning of October 26, 1863, at the

 Freemasons ’ Tavern on Great Queen Street in London. The only  academy represented on this occasion was Carterhouse. The Freemasons' Tavern was the  point of five  farther meetings held between October and December, during which the first comprehensive rules of the Laws of the Game were drawn up. Secretary General of the Football Association and representative of Blackheath Club, his club withdrew from the Football Association at the last meeting due to its  expostulation to deleting two rules that had been approved in  former meetings. The first is carrying the ball in the hand and running with it, and the second is  gumming  the players by  remonstrating the player’s leg, tripping him, or holding him( while it's allowed So in rugby). Other rugby clubs soon expressed their 

 expostulation to this and didn't enter the Football Association but  rather, in 1871, formed the Rugby Football Union. The remaining eleven clubs under the  operation of Ebenezer Cope Morley  espoused the original thirteen laws, which included holding the ball in the hand and losing the  thing by one bar, and these laws were strikingly  analogous to the puritanical rules of football that were beginning to develop at that time in Australia. As for Sheffield United, its members continued to play according to

. their own rules until the 1870s. 

  It's still the most popular game in the world.