2010 Fifa World Cup - The Super Annoying Vuvuzela Buzz

[Bird Norsworthy]

We all know that soccer is the most popular game in the world. It has an audience of all ages. It is extremely popular in Europe and Latin America. The popularity of the English Premier League (EPL) proves a lot of things. Also, La Liga is very popular among numerous soccer fans in the world because of the two big giants Barcelona and Real Madrid.

I also understand that FIFA won't change the rules until Adidas, McDonald's, Budweiser, and Nike tell them to. But in the wake of the worst refereed major sporting event since Wrestlemania, perhaps it's time for discussion about new ways for soccer to be officiated. I have a growing appreciation for the game, particularly it's sudden action and speed, the latter being an element that still eludes American professional sport and its break-in-the-action pace.

Third, allow the players to use their hands. OK, I am kidding. I am just preparing you for my third suggestion. You ready? Here goes: get rid of the offside rule. Originally (1856/1863), the offside rule did not let the attacking player touch the ball "unless there are more than three of the other side before him." In the 1870's, after much discussion between clubs, it was changed to 3 defenders. Then in 1925, it was changed to 2 defenders and an immediate increase is scoring resulted (from 4700 goals to 6373 -- a 36 % increase.) Hmm. Of course you would have to limit the offside to, say, 2 players, who are offside -- otherwise a team could pack of a bunch of players in front of the goal keeper.

Avid fans use these jerseys as their uniform during matches to proclaim their admiration and loyalty to the team. This trend of wearing the soccer jersey of their favorite teams has grown very famous and popular these days that it has become a part of supporting the teams. Thousands of fans coming from different regions and even different nations are brought together by their favorite team's jersey. The soccer jersey invokes passion and admiration for their favorite teams. Such a huge group of people who wear the same jersey are united to support their team. This The history of football in Italy has become a part of the drama and spectacle of the football match.

As soccer clubs turned the game into a professional sport, all teams had to register their specific colors so as to avoid confusion with other teams. Soccer Fans all over the world wear the colors of the teams. This has become a good way of increasing company sales and thus contributed to the economy too.

The business I had met with before came back to me for a refresher as they had not done anything with their social media presence. They said they had been "too busy" and they were wondering how it could be done with very little effort.

The Ball is Round: This is another top class book on soccer. You could learn the history of soccer by reading this informative soccer book, though Europe gets the most priority in this book.

Soccer is growing more popular over time, as well as the fans for this sport. Forced, regular, and extreme fans are the most common of all. If you are interested in this sport you may wonder on which of these categories you fit on, but remember that you can always be a fan in your own particular way.