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History of English Football
Of all the nations I covered in this section, the history of English Football proved the hardest to research & the longest to write. The reason shouldbe obvious: they're the inventors of modern soccer, thus they have the most history to cover. Find out how the modern soccer phenomenon was born, what it took the English to get it to the formwe play it today & how the English national team only managed to win a single World Cup, despite the fact that everyone is playing "their game", by their rules & standards.
History of Soccer in France
One of the nations that developed soccer early next to England was France and despite the historical animosities between the two countries, they can be at peace that theyboth worked to bringing the game of soccer to where it is today. Many believe that soccer actually originated inFrance in medieval times and got exported to England who simply managed to make moreof what they were given than the original "inventors".
By reading this article, you'll also get to see how the national side performed throughout the history of soccer in France, with anemphasis on their best period of time, around the coming of the 21st century.
Soccer History in Germany
I'm not necessarily a fan of the Germany soccer team, but you have to give thesepeople credit for becoming such a strong soccer nation given the harsh political and social times they went through during the Golden Age of the game. Two world wars that had Germany as one of themain actors, a country divided by social and political factors for 40 years, World Cup bans and international debts and still they managed to become a football super power.
Currently, the onlynational team that looks Germany from above in terms of World Cup trophies is Brazil. This article will try to shed some light on this complicated yet fascinating history of soccer in Germany.
History of English Football
Of all the nations I covered in this section, the history of English Football proved the hardest to research & the longest to write. The reason shouldbe obvious: they're the inventors of modern soccer, thus they have the most history to cover. Find out how the modern soccer phenomenon was born, what it took the English to get it to the formwe play it today & how the English national team only managed to win a single World Cup, despite the fact that everyone is playing "their game", by their rules & standards.
History of Soccer in France
One of the nations that developed soccer early next to England was France and despite the historical animosities between the two countries, they can be at peace that theyboth worked to bringing the game of soccer to where it is today. Many believe that soccer actually originated inFrance in medieval times and got exported to England who simply managed to make moreof what they were given than the original "inventors".
By reading this article, you'll also get to see how the national side performed throughout the history of soccer in France, with anemphasis on their best period of time, around the coming of the 21st century.
Soccer History in Germany
I'm not necessarily a fan of the Germany soccer team, but you have to give thesepeople credit for becoming such a strong soccer nation given the harsh political and social times they went through during the Golden Age of the game. Two world wars that had Germany as one of themain actors, a country divided by social and political factors for 40 years, World Cup bans and international debts and still they managed to become a football super power.
Currently, the onlynational team that looks Germany from above in terms of World Cup trophies is Brazil. This article will try to shed some light on this complicated yet fascinating history of soccer in Germany.
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