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    The History of Football

    From feudalism to capitalism

    Graham Sinclair
    gsinclair@euses.cat
    Bridging the gap
    - from feudalism to capitalism.

    Discuss these questions with a partner:

    What can you see in this picture?


    What are the main differences between medieval and
    contemporary sports?
    How many different versions of football can you name?
    The Feudal Pyramid
    The Capitalist Model
    The Mesoamerican Ballgame
    Mayan Ballgame
    Tsu Chu
    Han dynasty 206 BCE - 220 CE
    Military training.

    Tang dinasty 618 - 907 CE


    Nets introduced. Soldiers, nobles,
    intellectuals. Women’s teams.

    Song dynasty 960-1279 CE


    Widespread. Single goal.
    Professional.
    China
    Japan
    Kemari
    Introduced to Japan from
    China in the Asuka period
    around 660 CE.

    Non-competitive.
    Objective keep ball (mari)
    in air.

    Played in Shinto temples


    and at royal court.
    The Roman Empire
    Harpastum

    It was played throughout the Roman Empire including Britain (43CE)


    It developed from earlier Greek games such as Episkyros.
    Objective may have been retaining possession rather than scoring.
    Military training for fitness and strategy.
    Folk Football
    Folk Football

    Some characteristics Some characteristics


    Calcio Fiorentino
    Calcio Fiorentino
    The Football Association
    The Football Association

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