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How You Can Enjoy Soccer With Just a Few Friends Soccer is played all over the World in many different guises and styles. This article gives details on some of the casual games played in England. The Next Maradona- Filling the Boots of Footballs Famous Number Ten Diego Armando Maradona was the best footballer the world has ever seen. A controversial character that oozed undisputable talent. Many Argentine players have been labelled 'the next Maradona'. This article looks at theses players. The Worst Refereeing Decisions Ever This article looks over some of the more memorable moments from soccer referees over the years. The Business of Football in Brazil Carlos Alberto Perreira, former coach of the Brazilian national team, has stated that the reason why the England National team is so poor is not because their are so many foreign players in England, but it's because there are so few English players in other leagues. So does that mean the reason Brazil are so successful is because of their numerous exports? Strength In Depth In English Football This article will explore the structure of football in England. The pyramid system has provided the platform that allows the Premier League to flourish as the best football league in the world. The Tale of the Tortured Soccer Genius Every sporting profession has them - the talented individual that appears to struggle with their inner demons. Despite having enviable skills and physical ability, the tortured genius fails to adopt the mentality of a professional soccer player. Ten Best Soccer Goals Of All Time What are the the 10 best soccer goals ever scored? Find out in this article. The Evolution of the Soccer Kit Beginning life as a simple top to help distinguish one team's players from the other team, the soccer shirt has become a piece of design and innovation and more importantly to soccer fans across the globe - a fashion accessory. Ireland United - The Way Forward For Irish Football? The Premier League format that emerged in England and that was later replicated in Scotland has been a resounding success. In 1992 the top tier of English football broke away from the Football League and has flourished with the backing of Sky TV. Scottish clubs followed suit in 1998 to form the Scottish Premier League, with Setanta Sports currently providing improved terms to extend their deal. Exploiting A Dream In African Football Factories Young African footballers are being conned out of savings by African conmen posing as football agents. The agents leave their amateur victims with nothing, but take their money and their dreams. Modern Slavery - The Soccer Player's Struggle For Freedom Sepp Blatter has compared Cristiano Ronaldo to a modern day slave. A brief look at the professional soccer player's plight for freedom. State of the Game: Soccer Clubs in Financial Crisis? I have had a look at the main problems that seem to be affecting world football and how we could begin to solve them, including inflated transfer fees, sky-high player wages, clubs heavily in debt and proposed rules on player quotas. Horwich RMI's Evolution to Leigh Genesis- The Original Franchise FC The gradual demise of Horwich RMI has been phased in since 1995, so it's not surprising that not many people are aware of their demise. The final nail in their coffin has been applied more recently by a 'visionary chairman,' Dominic Speakman. The Evolution Of The Soccer Shoe In 1526 King Henry VIII ordered the first ever pair of soccer shoes. Take a look at how the soccer shoe has changed over time and where it may evolve in the future. Does Loyalty Exist in the Modern-Day Soccer Player? Throughout the history of soccer there have been examples of players showing admirable loyalty to their team and its supporters. How many soccer players are there that have amazing skills but choose not to play for one of the top clubs? Not many, that is for sure. The Sad Demise of Gretna FC- A Warning for Clubs South of the Border The Premiership has become a billionaires playground, with spiralling wages, huge losses and mounting debt. Can our football clubs cope if their benefactors turn their backs on the game? Lessons can be learnt from the case of Gretna Football Club. Why England Will Never Win The World Cup in Your Lifetime English football has hit an all too familiar low by failing to qualify for Euro 2008. Here I touch upon some of the reasons why this is and how we may rectify it. Win Your Fantasy Soccer League In 10 Easy Steps So you think you've got what it takes to walk alongside the Mourinhos, Wengers and Fergusons in the new season? Don't be just another Rafa Benitez this season, read this guide and win the league - it's as simple as that.