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Barcelona’s juggernaut has picked up maximum speed and appears to be heading towards a clutch of titles again this season. La Blaugrana are back to the summit of the Primera Division after a brief hiatus and they’ve also progressed in the Champions League, defeating bogey side Rubin Kazan 2-0 on Tuesday evening, despite fielding a fringe side. Real Sociedad are the latest unit to question the might of la Blaugrana.

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(La última vez que un equipo con el Real en su nombre, visitó el Camp Nou, que fueron despedidos de forma espectacular. El Barça volverá a esperar tres puntos del encuentro del domingo, pero no será tan ingenuo como para predecir una repetición de la paliza 5-0 que reparten a grandes rivales del Real Madrid hace dos semanas.)

World Cup 2018 in Russia, Qatar wins rights for 2022

Russia will host the World Cup in 2018, with Qatar to host the 2022 competition run by world soccer body FIFA."The 2018 FIFA World Cup, ladies and gentlemen, will be organized in Russia," FIFA President Sepp Blatter said while making the announcement, delivered to him by the public notary of the city of Zurich.
Shortly afterwards, Blatter went on to announce the second choice, in the first double decision on World Cup venues in FIFA's history.Australia's disappointment in losing out to Qatar for the right to host the 2022 World Cup has turned to devastation with the revelation that the team from Down Under received just one vote from the FIFA executive committee and was the first nation eliminated.
"The winner to organize the 2022 World Cup is Qatar," he said.
"I have to make big, big compliments to all the bidders … for the big job they have done and for the messages they have delivered," Blatter said in his address.
"In football, we learn to win, and that's easy. But in football, we also learn to lose, and that's not so easy."
A thinned-out panel of 22 FIFA executive committee members - with two absentees due to recent corruption allegations - reached the decision at the organization's headquarters in Zurich on Thursday afternoon.The Russian success came at the expense of joint bids from Spain and Portugal and from Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as a push for the tournament from England.
Russia beat competition from England, Spain-Portugal and Belgium-Netherlands.
The Eastern European country called on FIFA to help shape the country's future, with bid officials saying the

organisation could help Russia achieve its modernising mission more quickly.Their bid was without Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who decided to stay at home despite long being heralded as "team captain" of the campaign.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who spearheaded the country's early push for the competition, did not attend the ceremony in Zurich. He said he was confident his country would win anyway, and that he didn't want to put additional pressure on FIFA members, accusing rivals England of launching a "smear campaign" against soccer's governing body.
Putin was apparently alluding to an investigative journalism feature on corruption within the organization, aired on the BBC days before the decision.
After the announcement, Putin said he would fly to Zurich on Thursday night to thank FIFA and its executive committee.
Russia, like fellow victors Qatar, has never hosted a World Cup before. The country is something of a new frontier for world football. Its national team's success in reaching the semi-final of the 2008 European Championships - stewarded by international coaching guru Guus Hiddink - helped catapult the country onto the soccer radar. However, the side failed to qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
However an outbreak of crowd trouble at an English League Cup match between Birmingham and Aston Villa late Wednesday embarrassed England's bid.

Barcelona Fixtures

Barcelona Fixtures and Results.......

   date                   Time                                                                     
Sep 11, 2010     12:00pm       Barcelona vs Hercules (0 - 2)     Spain La Liga
Sep 14, 2010     2:45pm         Barcelona vs Panathinaikos Athens (5 - 1)     UEFA Champions League
Sep 19, 2010     1:00pm         Atlético Madrid vs Barcelona (1 - 2)     Spain La Liga
Sep 22, 2010     2:00pm         Barcelona vs Sporting Gijón (1 - 0)     Spain La Liga
Sep 25, 2010     4:00pm        Athletic Bilbao vs Barcelona (1 - 3)     Spain La Liga
Sep 29, 2010     12:30pm      Rubin Kazan vs Barcelona     UEFA Champions League
Oct 3, 2010     1:00pm          Barcelona vs Mallorca     Spain La Liga
Oct 17, 2010     TBA            Barcelona vs Valencia     Spain La Liga
Oct 24, 2010     TBA            Real Zaragoza vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Oct 31, 2010     TBA            Barcelona vs Sevilla     Spain La Liga
Nov 7, 2010     TBA             Getafe vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Nov 14, 2010     TBA           Barcelona vs Villarreal     Spain La Liga
Nov 21, 2010     TBA           Almería vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Nov 28, 2010     TBA           Barcelona vs Real Madrid     Spain La Liga
Dec 5, 2010     TBA              Osasuna vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Dec 12, 2010     TBA           Barcelona vs Real Sociedad     Spain La Liga
Dec 19, 2010     TBA           Espanyol vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Jan 2, 2011     TBA              Barcelona vs Levante     Spain La Liga
Jan 9, 2011     TBA              Deportivo La Coruña vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Jan 16, 2011     TBA           Barcelona vs Málaga     Spain La Liga
Jan 23, 2011     TBA           Barcelona vs Racing Santander     Spain La Liga
Jan 30, 2011     TBA            Hercules vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Feb 6, 2011     TBA            Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid     Spain La Liga
Feb 13, 2011     TBA          Sporting Gijón vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Feb 20, 2011     TBA          Barcelona vs Athletic Bilbao     Spain La Liga
Feb 27, 2011     TBA         Mallorca vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Mar 2, 2011     TBA          Valencia vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Mar 6, 2011     TBA          Barcelona vs Real Zaragoza     Spain La Liga
Mar 13, 2011     TBA        Sevilla vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Mar 20, 2011     TBA        Barcelona vs Getafe     Spain La Liga
Apr 3, 2011     TBA          Villarreal vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Apr 10, 2011     TBA         Barcelona vs Almería     Spain La Liga
Apr 17, 2011     TBA         Real Madrid vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
Apr 24, 2011     TBA         Barcelona vs Osasuna     Spain La Liga
May 1, 2011     TBA          Real Sociedad vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
May 8, 2011     TBA          Barcelona vs Espanyol     Spain La Liga
May 11, 2011     TBA       Levante vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga
May 15, 2011     TBA        Barcelona vs Deportivo La Coruña     Spain La Liga
May 22, 2011     TBA        Málaga vs Barcelona     Spain La Liga

Valencia is on top

Valencia remain in a great position of La Liga following a comfortable victory over Athletic Bilbao on Saurday evening.Valencia took the game by force from the kick off and put Bilbao under intense pressure. Mehmet Topal and Manuel Fernandes took control of the midfield early on and the hosts looked threatening from the outset.The dominance exhibited by Los Che paid dividends as Aduriz put the home side in front after eleven minutes from a close range header. But it was the slick build-up play which excited the Mestalla faithful. Pablo Hernandez played a delightful back-heel pass into the path of Roberto Soldado, who burst into the box and shrugged off a defender before sending the ball across for the forward to finish.


                                                             

                                 
                      
Valencia’s onslaught was relentless as Juan Mata, Aduriz and Topal all had shots that were close to finding the target, but hosts enjoyed most of the play down the flanks with the full-backs more than happy to push forward. Jeremy Mathieu particularly impressed on the left.In response Los Leones could only manage brief excursions into Valencia's half and even then they did not hold onto the ball for long as Emery's side displayed an impressive desire to regain possession.

Valencia Fixtures

Barcelona - Valencia          16/10/10 11:30 PM IST
Rangers -    Valencia          21/10/10 12:15 AM IST
Valencia -   Mallorca          24/10/10 5:30 AM IST
Valencia -   Zaragoza          31/10/10 5:30 AM IST
Valencia -   Rangers            03/11/10 1:15 AM IST
Sevilla -      Valencia           07/11/10 5:30 AM IST
Valencia -   Getafe             14/11/10 5:30 AM IST
Villarreal -   Valencia          23/11/10 5:30 AM IST

Barcelona vs Valencia news

It's Time Valencia Did Damage To Barcelona  said-Striker Roberto Soldado.Valencia striker Roberto Soldado believes a victory over Barcelona at the Camp Nou is now long overdue.Valencia striker Roberto Soldado insists it is time for the club to record a positive result against Barcelona,  and believes Saturday’s match is as good a time as any to “do damage” to the champions.






Former Real Madrid striker Soldado, who moved to the Mestalla from Getafe during the summer, feels that there is an opportunity to conquer Pep Guardiola’s side, and he told journalists today: “Our last two results in the Camp Nou have been negative, but Barcelona’s players need to win to please their fans, as they are slightly concerned.
“We know the importance of the first fifteen minutes of each half. Scoring an early goal would give them a problem and a 1-0 win is enough for us. It is time to do damage to Barcelona in their own stadium.”Soldado also added that the team cannot possibly consider the midweek Champions League match versus Rangers until the Barcelona match has been concluded.

He stated: “There will be time to think about the match in Glasgow, where some of the team have recently been for the European Championship qualifying [with Spain], but no player will come to the Camp Nou looking to save energy for the game in Scotland.”

history of football

History of Football

The first description of a football match in England was written by William FitzStephen in about 1170. He records that while visiting London he noticed that "after dinner all the youths of the city goes out into the fields for the very popular game of ball." He points out that every trade had their own football team. "The elders, the fathers, and the men of wealth come on horseback to view the contests of their juniors, and in their fashion sport with the young men; and there seems to be aroused in these elders a stirring of natural heat by viewing so much activity and by participation in the joys of unrestrained youth."

A few centuries later another monk wrote that football was a game "in which young men... propel a huge ball not by throwing it into the air, but by striking and rolling it along the ground, and that not with their hands but with their feet." This chronicler strongly disapproved of the game claiming it was "undignified and worthless" and that it often resulted in "some loss, accident or disadvantage to the players themselves."

One manor record, dated 1280, states: "Henry, son of William de Ellington, while playing at ball at Ulkham on Trinity Sunday with David le Ken and many others, ran against David and received an accidental wound from David's knife of which he died on the following Friday." In 1321, William de Spalding, was in trouble with the law over a game of football: "During the game at ball as he kicked the ball, a lay friend of his, also called William, ran against him and wounded himself on a sheath knife carried by the canon, so severely that he died within six days." There are other recorded cases during this period of footballers dying after falling on their daggers.

In an attempt to make the English the best longbowmen in the world, a law was passed ordering all men earning less than 100 pence a year to own a longbow. Every village had to arrange for a space to be set aside for men to practice using their bows. It was especially important for boys to take up archery at a young age. It was believed that to obtain the necessary rhythm of "laying the body into the bow" the body needed to be young and flexible. It was said that when a young man could hit a squirrel at 100 paces he was ready to join the king's army.

Edward II came to the conclusion that young people were more interested in playing football than practicing archery. His answer to this problem was to ban the playing of the game. His father, Edward III, reintroduced the ban in 1331 in preparation for an invasion of Scotland. Henry IV was the next monarch who tried to stop England's young men from playing football when he issued a new ban in 1388. This was ineffective and in 1410 his government imposed a fine of 20s and six days' imprisonment on those caught playing football. In 1414, his son, Henry V, introduced a further proclamation ordering men to practise archery rather than football. The following year Henry's archers played an important role in the defeat of the French at Agincourt.

Edward IV was another strong opponent of football. In 1477 he passed a law that stipulated that "no person shall practise any unlawful games such as dice, quoits, football and such games, but that every strong and able-bodied person shall practise with bow for the reason that the national defence depends upon such bowmen." Henry VII outlawed football in 1496 and his son, Henry VIII, introduced a series of laws against the playing of the game in public places.

Whereas the monarchy objected for military reasons, church leaders were more concerned about the game being played on a Sunday. In 1531 the Puritan preacher, Thomas Eliot, argued that football caused "beastly fury and extreme violence". In 1572 the Bishop of Rochester demanded a new campaign to suppress this "evil game". In his book, Anatomy of Abuses (1583) Philip Stubbs argued that "football playing and other devilish pastimes.. withdraweth us from godliness, either upon the Sabbath or any other day." Stubbs was also concerned about the injuries that were taking place: "sometimes their necks are broken, sometimes their backs, sometimes their legs, sometimes their arms, sometimes one part is thrust out of joint, sometimes the noses gush out with blood... Football encourages envy and hatred... sometimes fighting, murder and a great  loss of blood." 

However, there were some people who thought that football was good for the health of young men. Richard Mulcaster, the headmaster of Merchant Taylors' School, wrote in 1581, that football had "great helps, both to health and strength." He added the game "strengtheneth and brawneth the whole body, and by provoking superfluities downward, it dischargeth the head, and upper parts, it is good for the bowels, and to drive the stone and gravel from both the bladder and kidneys."

The records show that young men refused to accept the banning of football. In 1589, Hugh Case and William Shurlock were fined 2s for playing football in St. Werburgh's cemetery during the vicar's sermon. Ten years later a group of men in a village in Essex were fined for playing football on a Sunday. Other prosecutions took place in Richmond, Bedford, Thirsk and Guisborough.

Local councils also banned the playing of football. However, young men continued to ignore local by-laws. In 1576 it was recorded in Ruislip that around a hundred people "assembled themselves unlawfully and played a certain unlawful game, called football". In Manchester in 1608 "a company of lewd and disordered persons... broke many men's windows" during an "unlawful" game of football. It was such a major problem that in 1618 the local council appointed special "football officers" to police these laws.

After the execution of Charles I in 1649 the new ruler, Oliver Cromwell, instructed his Major-Generals to enforce laws against football, bear-baiting, cock-fighting, horse-racing and wrestling. Cromwell was more successful than previous rulers in stopping young men from playing football. However, after his death in 1660 the game gradually re-emerged in Britain.

The ball used in football was made from an inflated animal bladder. Two teams, made up of large numbers of young men, attempted to get the ball into the opposition goal. In towns the game was mainly played by craft apprentices. As James Walvin points out in The People's Game (1994): "Overworked, exploited and generally harbouring a range of grievances, they formed a frequently disaffected body of young men, living close to each other... They posed a regular threat of unruliness and not surprisingly, they were readily recruited for football."  

According to George Owen (c. 1550) in Wales football was slightly different from the game played in England: "There is a round ball prepared... so that a man may hold it in his hand... The ball is made of wood and boiled in tallow to make it slippery and hard to hold... The ball is called a knappan, and one of the company hurls it into the air... He that gets the ball hurls it towards the goal... the knappan is tossed backwards and forwards... It is a strange sight to see a thousand or fifteen hundred men chasing after the knappan... The gamesters return home from this play with broken heads, black faces, bruised bodies and lame legs... Yet they laugh and joke and tell stories about how they broke their heads... without grudge or hatred."

The gap between the two goals in football games could be several miles. For example, in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, a football game was played annually on Shrove Tuesday. It involved two teams consisting of anyone who lived in the town and the action took place between goals three miles apart.

In 1772 a game in Hitchen resulted in the ball being "drowned for a time in the Priory pond, then forced along Angel Street across the Market Place into the Artichoke beer-house, and finally goaled in the porch of St Mary's Church".

Large football games often took place on Shrove Tuesday. In 1796 it was reported that in Derby, John Snape was "an unfortunate victim to this custom... which is disgraceful to humanity and civilization, subversive of good order and government and destructive to the morals, properties, and lives of our inhabitants."

In the 18th century football was played by most of Britain's leading public schools. There is documentary evidence that football was played at Eton as early as 1747. Westminster started two years later. Harrow, Shrewsbury, Winchester and Charterhouse had all taken up football by the 1750s.

In 1801 Joseph Strutt described the game of football in his book, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England: "When a match at football is made, two parties, each containing an equal number of competitors, take the field, and stand between two goals, placed at the distance of eighty or an hundred yards the one from the other. The goal is usually made with two sticks driven into the ground, about two or three feet apart. The ball, which is commonly made of a blown bladder, and cased with leather, is delivered in the midst of the ground, and the object of each party is to drive it through the goal of their antagonists, which being achieved the game is won. The abilities of the performers are best displayed in attacking and defending the goals; and hence the pastime was more frequently called a goal at football than a game at football. When the exercise becomes exceeding violent, the players kick each other's shins without the least ceremony, and some of them are overthrown at the hazard of their limbs."