How football began : a global history of how the world's football codes were born /
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| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge,
2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. The failure of the Football Association
- 2. Before the beginning: folk football
- 3. The gentleman's game
- 4. Sheffield: football beyond the metropolis
- 5. The end of the universal game
- 6. From the classes to the masses
- 7. Glasgow: football capital of the nineteenth century
- 8. The coming of professionalism
- 9. Kicking against the pricks: women and football
- 10. Rugby football: a house divided
- 11. Melbourne: a city and its football
- 12. Australian rules and the invention of football traditions
- 13. Ireland: creating Gaelic football
- 14. Football and nationalism in Ireland and beyond
- 15. American football: the old game in the New World
- 16. Canadian football: between scrum and snapback
- 17. Rugby League football: from people's game to proletarian sport
- 18. The 1905-07 football crisis in North America
- 19. The 1905-07 football crisis in rugby
- 20. Soccer: the modern game for the modern world
- 21. The global game.