Football violence analysis

Date Submitted: 10/06/2004 11:01:25
Category: / Recreation & Sports
Length: 12 pages (3375 words)
Football Violence Introduction Foul play plays a large part in the discussion of today's soccer. Soccer, rooted in a bloody past with its links to ancient ball games, such as the Persian buzkashi, Mesoamerican peloya and the Roman game of harpastum, which in all, generally involved extreme violence, blood sacrifices and heavy injuries (Peiser, 1996). From these roots arose today's most popular sport, where the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) represented, in 1993 up to around 150 …
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