HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL

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HISTORY OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL
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EARLY HISTORY OF FOOTBALL
In the late 13th century and early 14th century
street matches were so popular in London that
traders called on King Edward 2 to out- law the
game in the city. Thus on 13th April 1314 the
first football ban came into force. But the ban
proved quite ineffective despite the threat of
prison. The only ban with any level of
effectiveness was that imposed by Oliver Cromwell.
At that time the ball was made of a blown bladder
and cased in leather.
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• The shape of English and indeed world football as
  we know it today was set over a century ago.
• By the 1860s football was beginning to look like
  the game we know today. But there were still
  differences between the rules used at different
  schools.
• On 26 October,1863,a group of Victorian gentlemen
  representing the different football clubs met at
  the Freemasons Tavern in London.
• After many hours of argument, the clubs finally
  agreed on a single set of rules for association
  football or soccer. They wrote these rules down
  in an ordinary exercise book. This exercise book
  is now in the FA museum.
• So modern game of football was born on 26
  October,1863.

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The Original FA CUP

• The original FA cup was first played for in
  1871,and the Football League founded in 1888.
• It was stolen in 1895 and never found.

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• Did the Victorian gentlemen at the Freemasons
  Tavern understand what they were doing? Probably
  not. The football they knew had no stadiums or
  supporters or cups or leagues. It was played by
  rich young men in a few English schools and
  universities, was not an international game or
  even a national one.
• On July 20,1871 another important meeting of the
  Football Association was held at the office of
  The Sportsman newspaper in London.
• Charles Alcock suggested a cup competition based
  on the inter-house competition at Harrow School.

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A CUP COMPETITIONS
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WORLD CUPS
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Prizes
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REASONS FOR FOOTBALL"S GROWTH

• The growth of the railways from the 1840s allowed
  people to travel around England.
• English sailors took football with them to the
  ports of Italy ,Spain ,Brazil and Argentine.
  Friendly games with the locals were played and
  football spread.
• Football was cheap-it required very little
  equipment, could be played anywhere and in almost
  any weather.

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Professional Football

• Professional football was born in the North
  England, and for many years there were no
  professional clubs south of Birmingham.
• Crowds coming to games grew very quickly.
• 2,000 people attended the first Cup Final in 1872
  ,but they did not pay to see the matches.
• In 1888 Cup Final they were forced to close the
  gates for the first time with 18,00 paying
  customers inside the ground.
• 66,000 were at Crystal Palace to watch the 1897
  Cup Final between Aston Willa and Everton.
• But there were problems when teams did not arrive
  for matches, or when they did not send their best
  sportsmen.
• English football needed a new competition. A
  competition lasting the involving all the best
  teams in the country.

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• The British introduced football to the world and
  the game created new business opportunities for
  them. British factories began producing
  footballs, football boots, football shirts and
  football scarves .

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