Football game manuscript content

Kick the wonderful ball of life into the successful goal, score, cheers, applause and flowers. Keep chasing, keep ushering in the next dazzling and gorgeous moment. Life is like this football field. On World Football Day, I wish you a wonderful life and continuous happiness. The following is the content of the "Football Game Handwritten Report". I hope it can help you!

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Football match handwritten report content

1. Because in Africa, football is a religion.

2. Life is like football, you either get kicked or get out.

3. You have your own way of playing football, and you must be more confident in yourself.

4. Life is like football, you won’t always score goals, but you will always be running on the road.

5. Some people’s life is like football, no matter who comes, they have to kick.

6. Life is like a football match. All you need to do is shoot hard.

7. A person who truly loves football will not care who he plays with.

8. The ball has given me everything, and I will dedicate everything to football.

9. If a man falls in love with football, it will be a lifelong thing.

10. I am football. I will never stop whether I fall to the ground or shoot.

11. I am the best player in the world, and I am also the first, second, and third best player in the world.

12. Grandpa said that he would rather be robbed like a basketball than kicked like a football.

13. I think that I am the best, and I don’t need the Golden Globe Award to prove that I am the best in the world.

14. They were not angry when I took off my clothes and got a yellow card. They only became jealous when they saw my muscles.

15. Without these great white souls, Santiago Bernabeu would be just an ordinary football stadium.

16. I was sleepy and had a sleep related to football, and I was hungry and woke up early and had nothing to do with the alarm clock.

17. Chinese football does not lack technology or money, but they lack a sense of responsibility, even for consumers.

18. He was supposed to be a football star, but then he grew into a ball.

19. Why do you love football? Just because playing football allows me to step on the green field with my brothers and have the scorching sky behind me.

20. I don’t go on duty because I love football. It’s not because I don’t like sweeping the floor that I come to play football on purpose.

21. If you don’t have dreams as a human being, what’s the difference between being a salted fish? Go back to Mars quickly, it’s very dangerous on Earth!

22. I like watching football most in my life. As early as the early 1920s, I was passionate about football when I was a work-study student in France.

23. When I sprained my knee again, I felt like everything was meaningless because I love football.

24. Chinese football should learn and exchange more with foreign countries. In such a big country, football must be developed!

25. Some people equate football with life and death. I am deeply disappointed with this. I guarantee you football is far, far beyond life and death.

26. If you want to be happy, watch the duo, if you want to be upset, just watch football, if you want to be dead and upset, just watch Chinese football.

27. A football team is like a machine. Only when every part is running can it achieve the greatest effect.

28. I love football and business, but I can’t have it both ways. It’s painful to make such a choice. From the bottom of my heart, I don’t want to quit.

29. Football and beer, surpassing all forms of gambling, began to fill people's minds on a large scale. So it is not difficult to control them.

30. My life changed completely until I met football. I remember my first football very well. In my heart, it was like a candy.

31. Family harmony and world peace are much more important than football! Compared with love, family, and friendship, football is just a game.

32. Whether I can become Pele or a greater person is not important to me. The important thing is that I play football, train and not give up a single second.

33. When wonderful football really happens, I am full of gratitude for the miracle, and no matter which team or country performs this beautiful football, I don’t care.

34. Without failure, there will be no success. Failure is not terrible. What is terrible is that you give up your dreams because of failure.

35. When you grow up in a club, it becomes more than just a club. The players and everyone at the club will be like a family.

36. Some fans kept booing me, whistling at me, and scolding my family. I think they were just jealous of me for being rich, handsome, and having superb football skills.

37. Life is like a football match. The process depends on hard work off the field and hard work on the field. More importantly, the result depends on the opponent.

38. In the United States, every community has a basketball court, in Brazil, every community has a football field, and in China, every community has a cram school.

39. Today’s exams are like Chinese football. Often the people involved are not worried yet others are worried about them. Those who should work hard did not work hard, and those who should not work hard worked hard.

40. One person’s victory is not a real victory. This kind of victory will not have the joy of sharing victory with others. A collective victory, such as a football match, makes it easier for people to feel viscerally happy.

41. Based on my life experience, I can tell some young players that if you want to become a superstar, then just having football skills is not enough. You must understand some principles of life!

42. It is impossible to win the championship solely relying on the role of a certain dazzling star. What is important is the coordination and cooperation of the whole team. There must be a whole that understands and supports each other.

43. I like to watch British and German football. They run like projectiles shot from a slingshot. They are not clever with their feet. They pass the ball honestly and run honestly. This is sports. sports.

44. The greatest success of Chinese professional football is to bring fans back to the football field and start the industrialization of football. But the biggest mistake is precisely that professionalism is not solved well.

45. As time passed, I finally learned to accept myself for who I am: a beggar for wonderful football. I walk on earth with my arms outstretched, begging to God on the pitch: Give me a nice football move, for God’s sake!

History of Football

1. Ancient Football

The origin of football can be traced back to the ancient Chinese ball game Cuju. The original name of Cuju was " "Cuju", the word "Cuju" first appeared in "Historical Records: Biography of Bian Quecang Gong", and Cuju was called football in ancient China. During the Western Han Dynasty, the litterateurs Liu Xiang and Liu Xin, their father and son, recorded in their personal works "Bielu" and "Qilue" successively: "Cuju is said to have been performed by the Yellow Emperor." By the Tang and Song dynasties, Cuju activities had become very popular and became a royal ritual. Among the elegant activities. This ball game was later introduced to Europe from China via the Arabs. In 1985, Jo?o Havelange, the seventh president of FIFA, said in a speech in China: "Football originated here and has a history of more than 2,000 years. This is indisputable." In 2001, Joseph Blatter, the eighth president of FIFA, once again emphasized: "Football originated in China" in the "Report on the Development History of International Football" delivered at the coaches training class organized by the Asian Football Confederation. In 2005, at the closing ceremony of FIFA's centenary celebration, Linzi, Shandong, China, was officially declared the birthplace of world football.

Before the European Middle Ages, the Greeks and Romans began to engage in a football game. The Greeks and Romans placed the ball on the white line in the middle on a rectangular field and used their feet to play the game. Kicking the ball and rolling it onto the opponent's field was called "Habastrom" at the time.

At the beginning of the 19th century, football became popular in Europe, especially the United Kingdom and some Latin American countries, but the rules of football at that time were varied. In 1848, the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom formulated a series of rules for football matches. The first written rules in the history of football, the "Cambridge Rules", were born. The match between Cambridge University and Oxford University was based on dormitories. At that time, there were 10 students and 1 teacher living in each dormitory in the school, so the number of players on each team was 11. Therefore, the number of people on the football field was officially set at 11 in the "Cambridge Rules". In addition, at that time, the British created a "nine forwards and one defender" football formation, that is, nine forwards, one defender, and a goalkeeper. Later, the "seven fronts and three guards" formation was produced to achieve a relative balance between offensive and defensive forces.

On October 24, 1857, in Sheffield, England, the amateur football team Sheffield Football Club was established. This was the first football club established in the history of world football. However, in the three years after the establishment of the team, because there was no opponent to organize games, Sheffield Football Club could only hold football matches between married players and unmarried players within the team.

In 1862, Notts County Football Club was established in Nottinghamshire, England. It was the first professional football club in the world.

2. Modern Football

On October 26, 1863, several football enthusiasts gathered at the Fremason Hotel on Queen Street in London, England, to discuss and establish the English Football Association. This was the first football association established in the history of world football. Its establishment marked the birth of modern football. After that, people called October 26, 1863 "Modern Football Day". In addition, this gathering also drafted a relatively unified football competition rules, which was the prototype of modern football competition rules. Due to the characteristics of football formations at that time, the competition rules allowed the ball to pass between the goal posts. Entering or passing over the upper space, regardless of height, as long as it is not thrown, hit or carried by hand, will be counted as a win. The establishment of the Football Association in England has led to the vigorous development of football in some countries in Europe and Latin America, and football associations have been established in various countries.