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• Laws of Football.
• The Laws of Football (officially the Laws of the Game) are the rules governing the play of Association football (soccer). They were first drawn up at a meeting of the The Football Association (FA) on 8 December 1863. ...
• Today the Laws of the Game are determined by the International Football Association Board. The board was established on 6 December 1882 when representatives from the the Scottish Football Association (SFA), the Football Association of Wales (FAW) and the Irish Football Association (IFA) (now the governing body in Northern Ireland and not to be confused with the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) the governing body in the Republic of Ireland) were invited to attend a meeting in Manchester by FA. When international football body FIFA was founded in Paris in 1904 they immediately declared that they would adhere to the rules laid down by the IFAB. ...
• The History of the Football Association (1953) .

• List of Dutch Football League teams.
• (Redirected from Dutch Football League teams) .
• The Dutch Football League is organized by the Koninklijke Nederlandse Voetbal Bond (KNVB, Royal Dutch Football Association). There are two divisions for professional football teams in the Netherlands: a premier division (eredivisie) and a first division (eerste divisie). ...

• Andoni Goikoetxea Olaskoaga, known as Goikoetxea, Goiko, or more commonly, The Butcher of Bilbao was a Spanish football player, a defender for Athletic Bilbao from 1974 to 1987. ...
• He now plies his trade in football coaching, having been manager of Salamanca, Compostela, Rayo Vallecano, Numancia and latterly Racing Santander. ...

•  Football.
•  Directory > Recreation > Sport > Football.
• Futsal (Indoor Football) (20) .
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• com - directory of football related sites from around the world.
•  FootballNews - includes comprehensive statistics and analysis for English and Scottish league football.
• International Soccer Server - European football results, tables, statistics and football links worldwide.
• Mega Soccer - world football news, links, and features for U. ... , Europe, Americas, Asia, and Australia football clubs.
• Soccer Patch - A place for kids to view and trade football patches from their teams or tournaments. ...
• com - football discussion boards, news, Internet guide, chat, and more.
• Soccer Statistics Foundation - collects all statistical data related to football. ...
• com - dedicated to football stadiums across Europe.
• net - online football community which includes away guide, chants, free ringtone codes, message boards, book reviews, and more.
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• Burtrand World - Football - offers a simple explanation of the offside rule and the offside trap with the use of diagrams, latest football news, and some game history.

• Exploring culture through football. ...
• Test your football trivia skills and win points for your team!.
• Spreading Football via the British Army.
• How the British Army introduced football to the Far East and Africa.
• Despite British influence, football was slow to become popular in the USA. ...
• Swedish football combined two key elements of the British version when the game first came to her shores. ...
• Ben Lyttleton explains how British football took so long to learn the lessons from Dinamo Moscow's successful tour of 1945.
• Stanley Matthews only won a single trophy in his career and never played in European club competition - despite that, he was football's first global icon. ...
• We go where you watch football. With some help from local fans Simon Inglis conveys the real flavour of a few well-known football grounds and sports stadiums.
• Naybet can mix football and faith.
• Football and films have both been part of popular culture for more than a century. Phil Minshull looks at the recent growth of films about football.
• Dr Alan Tapp shares the surprising findings of his recent study that has questioned the undying loyalty of some football fans.
• Keir Radnedge examines the unusual relationship between football and the law.
• The humble football: a eulogy.

• Collingwood Football Club.
• Members of the Australian Football League.
• Adelaide Football Club.
• Brisbane Lions Football Club.
• Carlton Football Club.
• Collingwood Football Club.
• Essendon Football Club.
• Fremantle Football Club.
• Geelong Football Club.
• Hawthorn Football Club.
• Kangaroos Football Club.
• Melbourne Football Club.
• Port Adelaide Football Club.
• Richmond Football Club.
• St Kilda Football Club.
• Sydney Football Club.

• Football World Cup 1986.
• The 1986 Football World Cup was held in Mexico. ...
• The tournament was originally scheduled to be hosted by Colombia, but after the Colombian authorities declared in 1983 that they could not afford to host the World Cup, Mexico was selected as replacement host and became the first nation to host two Football World Cups. ...

• American College Football .

• Eddie George is an American football player, born September 24, 1973 in Philadelphia. ...
• George starred at Ohio State University and won the Heisman Trophy as the nation's top college football player in 1995. ...

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• List of football teams.
• This is a partial list of professional football (soccer) teams from all over the world sorted by home country. ...
• Football Kingz (New Zealand-based team that plays in Australia's national league) .
• Main article: List of Brazilian Football League teams .
• Main article: List of Bulgarian football teams .
• Danish national football team .
• Main article: English Football League English national football team .
• Main article: List of French Football League teams French national football team .
• Main article: List of German Football League teams German national football team .
• Iranian national football team .
• Main article: Italian Football League Italian national football team .
• Main article: List of Japanese Football League Teams .
• Main article: Dutch Football League teams Dutch national football team .
• Football Kingz .
• Main article: List of Norwegian Football League teams Norwegian national football team .
• Main article: Polish Football League Teams .

• FootBall.

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• NAIA national football championship .

• Watford Football Club is an English Football League team based in Watford, Hertfordshire. ...
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• UNC Athletics Football Survey.
• In an attempt to better serve our fans, the UNC Athletics department has put together a survey to learn more about how we can improve your game-day and Carolina football experience. ...
• Holley Makes An Easy Transition Back To Football.
• Spring Football Reality Draft.
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• UNC Athletics Football Survey.
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• 2004 Football Camps & Clinics .
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• Fantasy Football.
• College Football.
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• Football World Cup 1950.
• Football World Cup 1950: .
• The 1950 Football World Cup is the only one which never had a Final. ...
• World War II meant that the Football World Cup hadn't been held since 1938; it also meant that most of Europe lay in ruins after the ravaging effects of the war. ...
• British football was widely considered to be superior to the game of their European and South-American counterparts. ...

• Spring Forward After an offseason of controversy, spring football is a welcome sight, writes Ivan Maisel. ...
• Tom Lemming ranks the Top 100 football prospects in the Class of 2004.
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• American football.
• American football, known in the United States as simply football, is a competitive team sport that rewards players' speed, agility, tactics, and brute strength as they push, block, tackle, chase, and outrun each other, trying to force a ball further into their opponent's territory for one hour of game time, which translates into three to four hours of real time. Like most team sports (and individual sports in the context of a meet like the Olympics), American football is often seen as a metaphor for war. ... American football does not much resemble soccer, the sport which most of the rest of the world, with the notable exception of many of the nations in the British Commonwealth, calls "football". ... Rugby Union, "Rugby Football" or simply "Rugby" evolved from soccer when players began carrying the ball, and American football still has some things in common with rugby, especially rugby league. ...
• 1 Football and drugs.
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• Football is extremely popular in the US. ... The professional league, the National Football League (NFL), which consists of 32 teams, is very popular. ...
• College football is extremely popular, with many major colleges and universities playing NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division I football, and consistently selling out huge stadiums. ... Many colleges in lower NCAA divisions and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) have varsity football teams, as do most high schools. ... In addition to those leagues and teams, now there is an American Football World Cup. ...
• The word football has a number of different meanings. In the United States football almost always means what, in the rest of the English-speaking world, is usually called American football (or in some cases Gridiron football). In most of the rest of the world, the word football means the game that is called soccer in the US, although it is occasionally called Association football or International football. Soccer, the most popular form of football world-wide, is also popular in the US, particularly as a participation sport for children. It is played at all levels, youth, amateur, high school, college and professional, and in internationals by teams involving both sexes (see: football (soccer)) .

• Football World Cup 2010.
• The 2010 Football World Cup is scheduled to take place somewhere in Africa. ...

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• Editing Football.
• '''Football''' refers to a number of different team sport s, all of which involve scoring points with a round or ellipsoid Football (ball)|ball into or onto a goal area defended by the opposing team. Many of the modern football games have their origins in England . == Summary == The object of all football games is to advance the ball by kicking, running with, or passing and catching, either to the opponent's end of the field where points or goals can be scored by, depending on the game, putting the ball across the goal line between posts and under a crossbar, putting the ball between upright posts (and possibly over a crossbar), or advancing the ball across the opponent's goal line while maintaining possession of the ball. In all football games, the winning team is the one that has the most points or goals when a specified length of time has elapsed. ... Football-like games undoubtedly predate recorded history in all parts of the world and the earliest forms of football can only be guessed at. === Ancient games === Documented evidence of what is possibly the oldest activity resembling football can be found in a Chinese military manual written during the Han Dynasty in about 2nd century BC. ... The game appears to have vaguely resembled rugby football|rugby . ... The game may well have had an influence on the modern Australian Rules Football . These games and others may well stretch far back into antiquity and have influenced football over the centuries. However, the route towards the development of modern football games appears to lie in Western Europe and particularly England . === Mediaeval football === The first description of football in England is given by William FitzStephen (c1174-1183) http://www.

• Melbourne Football Club.
• The Melbourne Football Club, known in their early days as "The Redlegs" and since 1933 as "The Demons", is an Australian Rules Football club in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1858, it is the oldest football club in Australia and is one of the oldest in the world. ...
• Members of the Australian Football League.
• Adelaide Football Club.
• Brisbane Lions Football Club.
• Carlton Football Club.
• Collingwood Football Club.
• Essendon Football Club.
• Fremantle Football Club.
• Geelong Football Club.
• Hawthorn Football Club.
• Kangaroos Football Club.
• Melbourne Football Club.
• Port Adelaide Football Club.
• Richmond Football Club.

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