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The People's Game: The History of Football Revisited (Mainstream Sport) by James Walvin, 2000-05-01
Chelsea Football Club: The Official History in Pictures by Rick Glanvill, 2007-05-28
Long-Range Goals: The Success Story of Major League Soccer by Beau Dure, 2010-05-31
Women on the Ball: A Guide to Women's Soccer by Sue Lopez, 1997-06
The Simplest Game: The Intelligent Fan's Guide to the World of Soccer by Paul Gardner, 1996-06
Kicking and Screaming: Oral History of Football in England by Andrew Ward, Rogan P. Taylor, 1998-10-30
Red and Raw: A Post-War History of Manchester United v Liverpool by Ivan Ponting, 2000-01-01
100 Years of Manschester Utd: Unfold the History of the World's Greatest Football Club! (Timelines) by Alex Evans, 2002-09-01
Spurs: The Illustrated History by Bob Goodwin, 2003-08
Hamlyn Illustrated History of Manchester United, 1878-1994 by Tom Tyrrell, David Meek, 1994-09-12
Manchester United in Europe: Tragedy, Destiny, History (Mainstream Sport) by Ken Ferris, 2004-09-01
People's Game: Social History of British Football by James Walvin, 1975-01-30
History of the World Cup by Brian Glanville, 1984-09
Illustrated History of Liverpool, 1892-1996 by Stephen F. Kelly, 1996-10

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HickokSports.com - History - Index To Soccer
This document is the index to pages about soccer in the history section of HickokSports.com, the largest collection of sports information on the Internet. Logo,
http://www.hickoksports.com/history/soccerix.shtml

Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Top of Page Top of Page Top of Page Top of Page Top of Page Top of Page Federation Internationale de Football Association - The official site of the international governing body, which oversees Olympic competition and other international events World Football and Soccer - An enormous collection of links, along with current news and a news archive U. S. Soccer Federation - The official site of the national governing body U. S. Soccer History Archives
Purdue Men's Club Soccer - History
Upcoming Events Feb. 5th , Players Meeting @ 730pm in STEW 311.
http://expert.ics.purdue.edu/~soccerm/history.htm
FijiFootball
Weekend results Labasa protest Nasinu s 10 win Ba beats Nadroga 1-0 Navua 1-0 Labasa. history of soccer in Fiji. I. In the Beginning.
http://www.fijifootball.com/show/home/hist_of_soc.shtml

Extractions: The Official Web-site of the Fiji Football Association INSIDE News Picture Gallery Press Releases TOURNAMENTS Fiji FACT 2004 Fiji Bitter FACT 2004 Fiji FACT team list National League 5-A-Side Soccer 2004 2004 League Fixtures Oceania Olympic Qualifying Tournament CVC Ba vs Rewa ... Tournament Records Tournament Rules Battle of the Giants Tournament History Tournament Records Roll of honours About Fiji FA Fiji Soccer History About Fiji FA Contact Us History of Soccer in Fiji French missionaries are credited with introducing soccer to Levuka in the latter part of the nineteenth century. Soccer was to become an important Saturday social activity with a number of Fijian teams competing for the Ricarnie Cup. Some of the club teams that were formed included: Shamrock (Suva), Kadavu (Suva), Lomaiviti (Suva), Bau (Suva) and Ovalau (Levuka). The late A.H Marlow had recounted in 1982 that a Suva Soccer Football Club originated around 1905 (Joseph, Year Unknown, 36-7). The team made up of European workers from government and business firms from Suva played matches with a team representing Rewa between then and 1910. A similar situation existed in Rewa and Levuka with a number of social club sides that were used to make up district representative sides. In 1910 they played a match against a visiting naval ship from Australia, the H.M.S Powerful. The ship side was the champion naval side from New South Wales and played a second string side that lost 3-1, but quickly made up for the loss by fielding their best XI in the second game.
UkrSoccerHistory.Com - Web-site About Ukrainian Football (Soccer)
Random Historical Photo
http://history.ukrainiansoccer.net/
Beachsoccer.com
Leagues, tours, news, rules, teams, calendar, links, and history.
http://www.beachsoccer.com/
SOCCER-SPAIN History Of The Spanish National Side
history. Their national side has been a perennial underachiever, and they only have one European championship to their name in all their history.
http://www.soccer-spain.com/ssdocs/history/history.html

Extractions: Spanish National Side History Recent History 1998 World Cup - Quarter finals Spain carried on their impressive form in the period leading up to the 1998 World Cup in France, winning eight and drawing the other two of their qualifying games, and only losing one friendly out of four, to France. Results of qualifying matches were as follows: Faeroe Islands : W 3-1 (Luis Enrique 2, Oli); W 2-6 (Alfonso 3, Luis Enrique, Hierro, Johanssen og) Malta : W 4-0 (Alfonso 2, Guardiola, Pizzi) ; W 0-3 (Guerrero 3) Clemente had been playing a team packed with defenders, with some of these, including Nadal, Sergi, Luis Enrique (then playing full back for Real Madrid) and Hierro, playing in midfield. Nevertheless they had been scoring goals, and with a good performance also in the last world cup, were rated amongst the favourites for this one. The disappointment against the African side was compounded by a poor goal-less draw against Paraguay, with Chilavert on unbeatable form, and Spain had one foot out of the competition. In the last match they rallied to beat Bulgaria 6-1, with goals from Morientes (2), Kiko (2), Hierro and Luis Enrique, but it was all academic as Paraguay beat Nigeria 3-1, and Spain were out.
MLSnet.com - The Official Site Of Major League Soccer - History
MLS AllStar history. MLS, Major League soccer, the MLS logo, MLS team identifications, MLS Cup, MLS All-Star Game, their designs, logos, uniform designs, color
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/history/

Extractions: var sourcefile = escape("/MLS/components/news/alerts.xml"); var wait = 45; document.write(""); document.write(""); document.write(""); document.write(""); document.write(""); document.write(""); English Español Team sites Chicago Fire Colorado Rapids Columbus Crew Dallas Burn D.C. United K.C. Wizards L.A. Galaxy MetroStars N.E. Revolution S.J. Earthquakes l History The youngest player in modern professional team sports, 14-year-old Freddy Adu, was selected by D.C. United with the No. 1 selection in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft in Charlotte, North Carolina. The 2004 MLS SuperDraft was held in conjunction with the 2004 NSCAA Convention. San Jose becomes just the second team to repeat as MLS Cup Champion, knocking off the Chicago Fire at The Home Depot Center in 2003. The Home Depot Center hosts MLS' 2003 midsummer classic, as the League's best come together to defeat Chivas de Guadalajara. Freddy Adu makes headlines across the world, selected by D.C. United to kick off the 2004 MLS SuperDraft.
Zeal.com - United States - New - Sports - All Sports - Soccer - History & Memora
A great resource for United States New - Sports - All Sports - soccer - history Memorabilia. Find the web s best sites, add
http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=545306
CNNSI.com - Soccer - History Of The Italian League Championship - Tuesday Septem
Click Here. history of the Italian league championship. NOTE Serie A was initiated in 192930. From 1898 to 1929 Italian soccer was played in regional groups.
http://www.cnnsi.com/soccer/news/2002/09/17/italy_history/

Extractions: History of the Italian league championship Year Champion Runner-up AS Roma Juventus Lazio Juventus AC Milan Lazio Juventus Inter Milan Juventus Parma AC Milan Juventus Juventus Lazio AC Milan Juventus AC Milan Inter Milan AC Milan Juventus Sampdoria AC Milan Napoli AC Milan Inter Milan Napoli AC Milan Napoli Napoli Juventus Juventus AS Roma Verona Torino Juventus AS Roma AS Roma Juventus Juventus Fiorentina Juventus AS Roma Inter Milan Juventus AC Milan Perugia Juventus Lanerossi Juventus Torino Torino Juventus Juventus Napoli Lazio Juventus Juventus AC Milan Juventus AC Milan Inter Milan AC Milan Cagliari Inter Milan Fiorentina Cagliari AC Milan Napoli Juventus Inter Milan Inter Milan Bologna Inter Milan AC Milan Bologna Inter Milan Inter Milan Juventus AC Milan Inter Milan Juventus AC Milan Juventus Fiorentina AC Milan Fiorentina Juventus Fiorentina AC Milan Fiorentina Fiorentina AC Milan AC Milan Udinese Inter Milan Juventus Inter Milan Juventus Juventus AC Milan AC Milan Inter Milan Juventus AC Milan Torino Inter Milan Torino AC Milan Torino Juventus Torino Juventus suspended World War II Torino Livorno AS Roma Torino Bologna Ambrosiana "Inter" Ambrosiana "Inter" Bologna Bologna Torino Ambrosiana "Inter" Juventus Bologna Lazio Bologna AS Roma Juventus Ambrosiana "Inter" Juventus Ambrosiana "Inter" Juventus Ambrosiana "Inter" Juventus Bologna Juventus AS Roma Ambrosiana SS Genova 1893 Bologna Torino FBC Torino Genoa FBC Torino (revoked by FIGC) Bologna FBC Juventus Alba Roma Bologna FBC Alba Roma Genoa FBC AC Savoia Genoa FBC Lazio 1922 CCI US Pro Vercelli Fortitudo Roma 1922 FIGC US Novese Sampierdarenese US Pro Vercelli Pisa FBC Internazionale
SI.com - Soccer - History Of Italian Cup Finals - Wednesday May 12, 2004 6:46PM
history of Italian Cup Finals. Year, Winner, Runnerup, Score. 2003-2004, Lazio, Juventus, 2-0, 2-2. 2002-2003, AC Milan, AS Roma, 4-1, 2-2.
http://www.cnnsi.com/2004/soccer/05/12/italiancup.history/

Extractions: History of Italian Cup Finals Year Winner Runner-up Score Lazio Juventus AC Milan AS Roma Parma Juventus Fiorentina Parma Lazio Inter Milan Parma Fiorentina 3-3 (away goals) Lazio AC Milan Vicenza Napoli Fiorentina Atalanta Juventus Parma Sampdoria Ancona Torino AS Roma Parma Juventus AS Roma Sampdoria Juventus AC Milan Sampdoria Napoli Sampdoria Torino Napoli Atalanta AS Roma Sampdoria Sampdoria AC Milan AS Roma Verona Juventus Verona Inter Milan Torino AS Roma Torino 6-4 (penalties) AS Roma Torino 3-2 (penalties) Juventus Palermo 2-1 (ET) Inter Milan Napoli AC Milan Inter Milan Napoli Verona Fiorentina AC Milan Bologna Palermo 5-4 (penalties) AC Milan Juventus 5-2 (penalties) AC Milan Napoli Torino AC Milan 5-3 (penalties) Bologna Torino (by standings) AS Roma Cagliari (by standings) Torino AC Milan (by standings) AC Milan Padova Fiorentina Catanzaro Juventus Inter Milan AS Roma Torino 1-0 (ET) Atalanta Torino Napoli Spal Ferrara Fiorentina Lazio Juventus Fiorentina 3-2 (ET) Juventus Inter Milan Lazio Fiorentina No Cup competition Torino Venezia Juventus AC Milan Venezia AS Roma Fiorentina Genova 1893 Ambrosiana-Inter Novara Juventus Torino Genova 1893 AS Roma Torino Alessandria No competition AC Vado Udinese Note Winner determined by aggregate score of two-game, home-and-home series in 1937-38, 1940-41, 1941-42, 1963-64 and since 1979-80. From 1967-68 through 1969-70, winner determined by standings in group series. All other years, winner determined by outcome of single championship game.
UkrSoccerHistory.Com - Web-site About Ukrainian Football (Soccer)
ENG Dear visitors! Website Ukrainian Football Chronicle changes URL. Please, remember the new URL http//www.UkrSoccerHistory.Com.
http://history.ukraine.org/
Men's Soccer | History
Men s soccer Homepage, Coaches, Roster, Schedule, Statistics, history, Archives. AllTime Records All-Time Honors All-Time Letterwinners.
http://www.depaulbluedemons.com/history.asp?CatID=5
Women's Soccer | History
Women s soccer Homepage, Coaches, Roster, Schedule, Statistics, history, Archives. AllTime Records All-Time Honors All-Time Roster All-Time Scores.
http://www.depaulbluedemons.com/history.asp?CatID=11
Soccer - History Of Game Scores
ICC soccer Past Game Scores. Game Scores for 20032004. DATE, OPPONENT, LOCATION, SCORE. Aug. 23, Colin, Home, ICC 5, Co-Lin 2. Aug. 26, Wallace
http://www.icc.cc.ms.us/stu_activities/soccer/history_of_scores.htm

Extractions: Past Game Scores Game Scores for 2003-2004 DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORE Aug. 23 Colin Home ICC 5, Co-Lin 2 Aug. 26 Wallace State Away Wallace State 8, ICC 1 Aug. 29 Kai Thrash Tournament Away (Gulfport, MS) Gulf Coast 2, ICC Aug. 30 Kai Thrash Tournament Away (Gulfport, MS) Pearl River 4, ICC 1 Sept. 3 Meridian Home Meridian 4, ICC 1 Sept. 6 East Central Home ICC 2, East Central Sept. 10 Jones Away Jones 2, ICC 1 Sept. 12 East Mississippi ** Away ICC 1, East MS Sept. 16 MS Delta ** Away MS Delta 2, ICC 1 Sept. 20 Holmes ** Away ICC 2, Holmes 2 Sept. 24 Hinds ** Away Hinds 5, ICC 1 Sept. 27 East Mississippi ** Home ICC 8, East MS Sept. 30 Northwest ** Home Northwest 4, ICC 2 Oct. 3 Delta State Home Delta State 3, ICC 2 Oct. 8 Northwest ** Away Northwest 4, ICC 1 Oct. 14 MS Delta ** Home MS Delta 1, ICC Oct. 18 Holmes ** Home Holmes 5, ICC Oct. 22 Hinds ** Home Hinds 9, ICC Oct. 25 State Semi-Finals Away Oct. 26 State Championship Away ** Region 23 Games Game Scores for 2002-2003 DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORE Aug. 31 KAI Thrash Tournament Gulfport, MS Hiwassee 4, ICC
Sand Soccer
Photographs, history, highlights, results, applications, and rules.
http://www.sandsoccer.com/

Extractions: Application ... Area Attractions IT'S NORTH AMERICAN SAND SOCCER `99! International teams, with country flags flying, parade the ocean boardwalk with hundreds of excited urchins in tow; poetry in motion everywhere - flags fluttering in the stiff ocean breeze, gulls swooping low; thousands of amazed onlookers roaming the shoreline and cheering the action, kiddies scrambling up the dunes; the beat of Conga drum on the sidelines; well struck lasers screaming towards goal; a dip in the cool Atlantic Ocean following a heated match in the sand; music pumpin', hearts thumpin', fans jumpin' and dancers bumpin'... Sound like something for you? Welcome to the sixth annual "North American Sand Soccer Championships" in beautiful Virginia Beach, Virginia - one of the world's premier oceanfront cities. We're delighted to provide information on the hottest craze in beach sports events and invite you to join nearly 3,000 players, 300 teams and 30,000 fans on the sand June 5-6, 1999. Sand soccer continues to rapidly expand around the globe, with the European-based Professional Beach Soccer Tour experiencing a fantastic year last summer. Expansion to South an North America is being evaluated. Meanwhile, the North American Sand Soccer Championships are setting the pace as the world's largest amateur sand soccer festival!
Romanian Soccer - History And Statistics
40 ani. Romanian soccer îi ureaza un sincer La Multi Ani si va prezinta cariera unui jucator de exceptie. Cariera lui
http://www.romaniansoccer.ro/

Extractions: www.ziare.tv Clubs of Divizia A 2003-04 Apulum Alba-Iulia FC Arges Pitesti FCM Bacau FC Brasov Ceahlaul P.Neamt Dinamo Bucuresti Farul Constanta Gloria Bistrita National Bucuresti FC Oradea Otelul Galati Petrolul Ploiesti Poli AEK Timisoara Rapid Bucuresti Steaua Bucuresti Univ. Craiova Squads of Divizia A Apulum Alba-Iulia FC Arges Pitesti FCM Bacau FC Brasov Ceahlaul P.Neamt Dinamo Bucuresti Farul Constanta Gloria Bistrita National Bucuresti FC Oradea Otelul Galati Petrolul Ploiesti Poli AEK Timisoara Rapid Bucuresti Steaua Bucuresti Univ. Craiova RoMercato Univ.Craiova este dispusã sã ofere 100.000 de dolari pe Narcis Rãducan În timp ce patronul Dinel Staicu menþine confuzia în privinþa continuãrii finanþãrii Universitãþii, conducerea executivã a clubului craiovean acþioneazã în forþã pe piaþa transferurilor. Preºedintele Pavel Badea ºi antrenorul Mircea Rednic încearcã sã-l aducã la Craiova pe Narcis Rãducan, de la FCM Bacãu, dupã ce au reuºit sã facã acest lucru în Transferul lui Pleºan la Bucureºti ar fi fost avantajos pentru Craiova Declaraþia patronului Universitãþii Craiova, Dinel Staicu, potrivit cãreia Mihãiþã Pleºan nu va mai fi transferat la Steaua, a fost întãritã ºi de spusele lui Constantin Mitriþã, vicepreºedinte în Consiliul de Administraþie al clubului. Mitriþã considerã cã Pleºan nu trebuie sã ajungã la o rivalã a Craiovei, de aceeaºi parte a baricadei aflîndu-se ºi...
What Is Subbuteo Table Soccer - History Of The Game
What is Subbuteo® Table soccer history of the Game. Grab a drink and a snack. This is a bit of a read, but is well worth your time.
http://www.americansubbuteo.com/Home/What_Is/History_of_the_game.asp

Extractions: Grab a drink and a snack. This is a bit of a read, but is well worth your time. Many thanks to former ASA President Gregg Deinhart for for taking the time to track down this information! Subbuteo is the brand name of a form of table soccer that was developed in 1947 by an Englishman by the name of Peter Adolph. His game was a refinement and development of a previous table soccer game that had been first introduced in 1920. That game was called 'NewFooty'. The common principle of both games was that small figurines with semi-spherical bases that were slightly flattened on the bottom were flicked at a ball to propel it forward and eventually into the opponent's goal. The defender had a goalkeeper, which was a figure which had a rod attached to the back of the base, extending through the back of the goal, which allowed manipulation to save shots. The NewFooty figures were made of lacquered cardboard, which were inserted into lead bases. This lead made them very hard to flick and they had to be spread around the pitch because they could not be flicked very far. As well, the figurines were all different, and they had to be used only in their correct position, i.e. the left-winger could only be positioned on the left wing and not used as a center half. In 1947 Peter Adolph created his new Subbuteo game, using some of the new materials that started to be available after the war - plastic! - His figures were hard cardboard inserted into a plastic base, which was similar to the Keeling model, but more rounded. These figures known as 'flats' were the basis of the game right through until the 60s. Their aerodynamic shape allowed them to be 'curled' around opposing figures to touch the ball. A variety of 00-scale and two-dimensional figures are now available.
Indiana University Athletics - Men's Soccer - History
Men s soccer. history Tradition of the Program. Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches NCAA Success Players of the Year Vs.
http://iuhoosiers.com/menssoccer/history/

Extractions: In their third decade of varsity competition, the Hoosiers are guided by five-time National Coach of the Year Jerry Yeagley. In 30 years, Yeagley has taken a program from the ground floor stages and built it into one of the strongest and most respected in the United States. In those 30 seasons, Indiana owns more wins, has appeared in more College Cups and has a higher winning percentage in both regular season and post-season play than any other school in Division I soccer. Yeagley has guided the Hoosiers to five NCAA Championships (1982, '83, '88, '98, '99), 15 College Cup appearances (1976, '78, '80, '82, '83, '84, '88, '89, '91, '94, '97, '98, '99, '00, '01), and in the process, has helped Indiana soccer hold the reputation of a program possessing a great deal of class and integrity.
GBC Men's Soccer - History
to their season, our 2002 mens soccer team reached new heights this year, putting its name on the national map for the first time in the teams history.
http://goldey.gbc.edu/athletics/menssoccer/menssoccer-history.html
GBC Women's Soccer - History And Records
2002 Recap. The 2002 GoldeyBeacom College women s soccer team completed its season with a 16-5-1 record, the most successful in the team s three year history.
http://goldey.gbc.edu/athletics/womenssoccer/womenssoccer-history.html

Extractions: (2nd place) CACC Tournament Semifinalists Morgan 7-3 (2nd place) NAIA Region X Independent Tourn. Finalists Morgan 8-2 (3rd place) NAIA Region X Independent Tourn. Semifinalists Morgan 5-5 (5th place) NAIA Region X Independent Tourn. Quarterfinalists Morgan * Overall Record includes results from the Post-Season. 2003 Recap The Goldey-Beacom College Lightning finished the 2003 season with a record of 8-7-1. The team once again qualified for post-season play by finishing 2nd in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) regular season with a 7-2-1 conference record. Chosen to host the CACC conference playoffs, GBC fell in the first round, 5-4, in an exciting end to end game against Felician College. The Lightning faced some tough challenges early on in the season as they lost defender and tri-captain, Carrie L'Italien to an injury the day before pre-season began, played a tough out of conference schedule, and fielded a roster composed of over 50% freshman or transfers. Many of the new players quickly found a spot for themselves on the team and became key contributors. Freshman Stephanie Steele played every minute in goal for the Lightning this season, finishing with a 1.25 GAA, second best in the conference, and 7 shutouts.

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