Football
Rules of the game:
Football is a fast paced and classed as a non-contact game.
There are several rules for football and these rules were decided by the F A. The rules effect the players the staff the manager, coaches and everyone else involved. These rules cover three main areas, first is betting, then inside information, and last match fixing.
These rules help everyone to be at their best while at the match and it helps the players be at their best.
Rules on the pitch:
The rules on the pitch are:
• Respect the referee
• Each team has to start with 11 players on the pitch ( one of them is a goalkeeper)
• Goal keepers are the only players allowed to play with any part of their body, there only allowed do this in the penalty area, in front of their own goal
• The offside rule, this is when a player is in the opponents half of the pitch. He is in front of the ball. The ball is last touched by another player on his team. There are less than two opposing players (can include the goalkeeper) who are level with him or in advance of him on the pitch, and, He receives a pass or interferes with play.
• These are the main rules, and they are enforced by the fa.
• No two footed tackle.
• Classed as a non contact game.
Playing positions.
There are different positions to play in football; there is midfield, defender, attacker and goalkeeper. There are also different formations in football E.G.
• 4 defenders 3 midfield and 3 attackers/forward
• 4,4,2
• 5, 4, 1
• 4, 3, 1, 2
• 3, 5, 2
• There are different types of position, and you can use any of them, but just as long as there are 11 players on the field
There are different tactics in football, E.G the attacking formation, Offensive.
The length of a pitch must be between 90m and 120m, and the width must be nothing less than 45m and not more than 90m.
• The penalty box is 12 yards away from goal.
• The goal is 2.44m high and 7.32 meters wide.
• There is an 18yds box with a smaller box in it called the 6yds box.
Football originally started from everywhere in the world, but it started to take shape in England at 1863. On October 1963, eleven London clubs and schools sent their representatives to the Freemason's Tavern. These representatives were
planning on clarifying the rules by making a set of fundamental rules, acceptable to all teams, to manage the matches played amongst them. This meeting was the begging of the Football Association. The endless arguments concerning shin-kicking, tripping and carrying the ball was talked about. On the 8th of December 1863 the Rugby style finally left the way people played football. People wanted no part in a game that had tripping, shin-kicking and carrying the ball. On 8 December 1863, football and rugby finally split. Their separation became totally opposed six years later when a rule was included in the football rules not allowing any handling of the ball (not only carrying it). 48 years later the Football Association is now called the F.A. for short and there are even more rules and technologyes.
Fifa is International Federation of Association Football, and it is an association governed by Swiss law founded in 1904 and based in Zurich. It is one of the main football organizations.
There are lots of English/foreign leagues E.G.:
• Premier league. This league is for the top English teams. This is a examples of the top team logos
• Championship.
This league is for the second to top English teams. These are the two top team’s logos.
• League one.
These are the two top team’s logos.
• Scottish premier.
This league is for the top Scottish teams. This is the top teams logo
Rules of the game:
Football is a fast paced and classed as a non-contact game.
There are several rules for football and these rules were decided by the F A. The rules effect the players the staff the manager, coaches and everyone else involved. These rules cover three main areas, first is betting, then inside information, and last match fixing.
These rules help everyone to be at their best while at the match and it helps the players be at their best.
Rules on the pitch:
The rules on the pitch are:
• Respect the referee
• Each team has to start with 11 players on the pitch ( one of them is a goalkeeper)
• Goal keepers are the only players allowed to play with any part of their body, there only allowed do this in the penalty area, in front of their own goal
• The offside rule, this is when a player is in the opponents half of the pitch. He is in front of the ball. The ball is last touched by another player on his team. There are less than two opposing players (can include the goalkeeper) who are level with him or in advance of him on the pitch, and, He receives a pass or interferes with play.
• These are the main rules, and they are enforced by the fa.
• No two footed tackle.
• Classed as a non contact game.
Playing positions.
There are different positions to play in football; there is midfield, defender, attacker and goalkeeper. There are also different formations in football E.G.
• 4 defenders 3 midfield and 3 attackers/forward
• 4,4,2
• 5, 4, 1
• 4, 3, 1, 2
• 3, 5, 2
• There are different types of position, and you can use any of them, but just as long as there are 11 players on the field
There are different tactics in football, E.G the attacking formation, Offensive.
The length of a pitch must be between 90m and 120m, and the width must be nothing less than 45m and not more than 90m.
• The penalty box is 12 yards away from goal.
• The goal is 2.44m high and 7.32 meters wide.
• There is an 18yds box with a smaller box in it called the 6yds box.
Football originally started from everywhere in the world, but it started to take shape in England at 1863. On October 1963, eleven London clubs and schools sent their representatives to the Freemason's Tavern. These representatives were
planning on clarifying the rules by making a set of fundamental rules, acceptable to all teams, to manage the matches played amongst them. This meeting was the begging of the Football Association. The endless arguments concerning shin-kicking, tripping and carrying the ball was talked about. On the 8th of December 1863 the Rugby style finally left the way people played football. People wanted no part in a game that had tripping, shin-kicking and carrying the ball. On 8 December 1863, football and rugby finally split. Their separation became totally opposed six years later when a rule was included in the football rules not allowing any handling of the ball (not only carrying it). 48 years later the Football Association is now called the F.A. for short and there are even more rules and technologyes.Fifa is International Federation of Association Football, and it is an association governed by Swiss law founded in 1904 and based in Zurich. It is one of the main football organizations.
There are lots of English/foreign leagues E.G.:
• Premier league. This league is for the top English teams. This is a examples of the top team logos
• Championship.
This league is for the second to top English teams. These are the two top team’s logos. • League one.
These are the two top team’s logos. • Scottish premier.
This league is for the top Scottish teams. This is the top teams logo
• 
(France) ligue 1. This league is for the top French teams. This is the top teams logo.
(France) ligue 1. This league is for the top French teams. This is the top teams logo.
• (Italian) seria A. This league is for the top Italian teams. This is the top teams logo. 
• (Spanish) primera liga. This league is for the top Spanish teams. This is the top teams logo
This teams that I have shown the logo are in the top 3 places these year on their league.
The role models in football are people who follow the roles, don’t cheat, show a good example to little children, and don't do inappropriate things, this is why I have chosen Gianfranco Zola :
Zola was born in Oliena, Sardinia on July 5, 1966 and his first professional team was Nuorese. In his early career he also featured for Torres, later moving to Napoli in 1989 where he would become understudy to Diego Maradona. Later he became Napoli's first-choice striker as Maradona tested positive for drugs, ruining his Napoli career.
In 1991 Zola helped Napoli to the European Super Cup and was also called up to the Italy squad under Arrigo Sacchi. Two years later it was time for Zola to move on again and he was signed by Parma where he would partner another South American, Columbia's Faustino Asprilla. Joining Parma proved a fruitful experience for Zola, winning the UEFA cup and finishing runners-up in Serie A and the Italian Cup. Unfortunately (for Parma or Zola depending on how you look at it) he could never fit into the managers plans.
Zola had never taken drugs and still influences many people even though he is retired.
Another major role model is Ryan Giggs, he is the holder of almost every individual record in the English league, he was born Ryan Joseph Wilson on 29 November 1973he is a Welsh professional footballer who plays for Manchester United. Giggs made his first appearance for the club during the 1990–91 seasons and has been a regular player since the1991–92 seasons. He established himself as a left winger during the 1990s, and continuing in this position well into the 2000s, though he has been increasingly used in a deeper playmaking role in his later years.
Giggs is the most decorated player in English football history. He also holds the club record for most competitive appearances. Giggs has won 12 premier league, 4 F.A cup, 3 league cups and 2 champions league winners medal.
Giggs is a major influence as he is still playing for Manchester united and has a very good behaviour.
My four top players of English premier league this year are:
• Daniel sturridge, because hes come from nowhere to be one of Chelsea’s young talent.
• Wayne Rooney, even though he wasn’t setting a good example in the England vs. Montenegro he still has scored so many goal and is healthy and fit.
• Sergio aguero is been on form lately and it seems every time he plays he either scores a goal or creates one.
• Juan Mata, the Spanish has shown English premier league what the Spanish people have to offer, he is one of the most talented players this year.
Equipment
For football you need the following if you’re a player/referee:
• Boots
• Cleats
• Shin guard
• Gloves (goal keeper)
• Long sleeve and long pants for diving (goal keeper)
• Same colour clothing, so you can find your team mate.
• 2 goals, with net attached to them.
• 4 flags for each corner (referee)
• 1 referee and two assistant, 4th official.
This teams that I have shown the logo are in the top 3 places these year on their league.
The role models in football are people who follow the roles, don’t cheat, show a good example to little children, and don't do inappropriate things, this is why I have chosen Gianfranco Zola :
Zola was born in Oliena, Sardinia on July 5, 1966 and his first professional team was Nuorese. In his early career he also featured for Torres, later moving to Napoli in 1989 where he would become understudy to Diego Maradona. Later he became Napoli's first-choice striker as Maradona tested positive for drugs, ruining his Napoli career.
In 1991 Zola helped Napoli to the European Super Cup and was also called up to the Italy squad under Arrigo Sacchi. Two years later it was time for Zola to move on again and he was signed by Parma where he would partner another South American, Columbia's Faustino Asprilla. Joining Parma proved a fruitful experience for Zola, winning the UEFA cup and finishing runners-up in Serie A and the Italian Cup. Unfortunately (for Parma or Zola depending on how you look at it) he could never fit into the managers plans.
Zola had never taken drugs and still influences many people even though he is retired.
Another major role model is Ryan Giggs, he is the holder of almost every individual record in the English league, he was born Ryan Joseph Wilson on 29 November 1973he is a Welsh professional footballer who plays for Manchester United. Giggs made his first appearance for the club during the 1990–91 seasons and has been a regular player since the1991–92 seasons. He established himself as a left winger during the 1990s, and continuing in this position well into the 2000s, though he has been increasingly used in a deeper playmaking role in his later years.
Giggs is the most decorated player in English football history. He also holds the club record for most competitive appearances. Giggs has won 12 premier league, 4 F.A cup, 3 league cups and 2 champions league winners medal.
Giggs is a major influence as he is still playing for Manchester united and has a very good behaviour.
My four top players of English premier league this year are:
• Daniel sturridge, because hes come from nowhere to be one of Chelsea’s young talent.
• Wayne Rooney, even though he wasn’t setting a good example in the England vs. Montenegro he still has scored so many goal and is healthy and fit.
• Sergio aguero is been on form lately and it seems every time he plays he either scores a goal or creates one.
• Juan Mata, the Spanish has shown English premier league what the Spanish people have to offer, he is one of the most talented players this year.
Equipment
For football you need the following if you’re a player/referee:
• Boots
• Cleats
• Shin guard
• Gloves (goal keeper)
• Long sleeve and long pants for diving (goal keeper)
• Same colour clothing, so you can find your team mate.
• 2 goals, with net attached to them.
• 4 flags for each corner (referee)
• 1 referee and two assistant, 4th official.
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