Football Offense

footballoffense.blogspot.com :: Park Ji Sung Running Man Episode The dominance of South American and European players has been virtually unstoppable. Not even the American’s athleticism has been able to make a dent in football. It remains one of the few sports where the United States has failed to either dominate or made a very significant contribution to the world stage. This dominance by these two regions can be attributed to two things. In South America, the strong love for “futbol” has meant that it continually produced world-class talent that cannot be ignored by the rest of the world. Their development remained unfettered because the love for the sport meant there were various outlets for the youth to develop their skills. On the other hand, the dominance of Europe in football can be partially attributed to the racism that was quite prevalent during the early years. European and South American teams have for the longest time, dominated football. The players from these coun

Dear Parent or Guardian The 2012-13 football season is underway. And now there is more than ever for children to read about the game.  From websites to fiction. From newspapers to magazines. Football can get your children reading for pleasure. Here are ten top tips to help you with the football mad children in your life. 1 Set your home page on your computers to a decent football website like www.bbc.co.uk/football 2 Get your children on form for the new season using one of the guides to playing the game. The Usbourne Soccer School is particularly good. Also Know the Game: Football. 3 Deliver a newspaper football supplement to your child’s room on Saturday or Sunday morning to get them used to reading previews, match reports and groundless transfer gossip. 4 Buy them a copy of one of the popular football magazines: Match, Kick or Match of the Day. Or FourFourTwo for older children. Some of the major clubs also have their own magazines.  Or ask if your local library have th