Wpływ stosunków między federacjami piłkarskimi na stosunki pomiędzy państwami Wielkiej Brytanii

Wpływ stosunków między federacjami piłkarskimi na stosunki pomiędzy państwami Wielkiej Brytanii.Spis treści:Przedmowa.Rozdział I. Opis gry.1.1. Rozwój zasad gry w XIX wieku.1.2. Międzynarodowa Komisja Związków Piłki Nożnej, FIFA i stanowiskafederacji.Rozdział II. Przepisy Gry.2.1. Od pierwszego do siedemnastego Prawa: Prawo numer 1.2.2. Dziesiąte Prawo.2.3. Procedury.Rozdział III. Federacja Piłkarska ( Angielska ) i pierwszy międzynarodowy mecz pomiędzy Anglią a Szkocją w 1870.3.1. Starzy Wrogowie to Starzy Sąsiedzi.3.2. Mecz i jego znaczenie.3.3. Szkocka Federacja Piłkarska.Rozdział IV. Wyzwanie Kenrick'a z 1876 roku i Związek Piłki NożnejWalii.Rozdział V. IFA i FAI.5.1. Rozłam w Irlandii, który dotknął piłkę nożną.5.2. Jak budować.Rozdział VI. Stosunki między rządem a federacją.6.1. Rząd a Związek Piłki Nożnej ( Anglia ).6.2. Rząd a Federacja Szkocka. Sektarianizm i fanatyzm.6.3. Poprzez perspektywę " 2012 Olympic ".6.4. Wnioski.Przegląd literatury. Źródła.The impact of relations between football associations on relations between countries in the United Kingdom. Table of contents ( TOC ) :Preface. Chapter I. Description of the game. 1.1. Development of rules in 19th century. 1.2. International Football Association Board, FIFA and positionsof associations. Chapter II. Laws of the Game. 2.1. From First till Seventeenth Law : Rule number 1. 2.2. The Tenth Law. 2.3. Procedures.Chapter III. The Football Association and the first international playedbetween England and Scotland in the 1870s.3.1. Auld Enemies means Auld Neighbours. 3.2. The match and its meaning. 3.3. Scottish FA. Chapter IV. 1876 Kenrick's Challenge and the Football Association of Wales. Chapter V. IFA and FAI. 5.1. The split in Ireland, which touched football.5.2. How to build.Chapter VI. Relations between the Government and the Association. 6.1. The Government and the Football Association. 6.2. The Government and the Scottish Football Association. Sectarianism and bigotry.6.3. Through the “ Olympic 2012 “ perspective.6.4. Conclusion.Literature review. Sources.Preface.The topic of football is quite wide, but still, as lawyers sometimes say, has a ( legal ) gap. The student, which inter alia is fascinating in the world's history, would like to provide a recipient with a modest idea : “ how this interesting for the biggest part of sport-admirers game can lead towards peaceful relations not only at the pitch, but between individuals and even countries “. Especially, would like to thank Mr Professor Garry Robson, who provided the student with a knowledge of subject : “ Theory and globalization in the Sociology of Sport ” during an academic year 2010/ 2011. The information ( quite few pages, students had to read to be prepared to a lesson ) touches a football-case I got with this subject was just precious.The work consists of several parts ( chapters ).The first one represents description of the game. It was necessary at least to show beginnings of this interesting “ activity with the ball “. Development of rules of the game and cooperation between associations inside of the International Football Association Board are included.Laws of the game ( plus important procedures ) were put into the second chapter. Without the knowledge of rules it is quite hard to understand the game, which is in the middle of international relations. Conduct according Law always guarantee stable and permanent communication. The chapter was filled up with a tale showed figurative relations between people inside of the Family. Flowers ( in palms of children ) represent symbols of four neighbour-countries.The third part of thesis provides a recipient with a description of Football Associations ( FA and SFA ); gives the view of first international matches in the United Kingdom and the impact it had on relations between countries on the Island-state.The fourth chapter is about the “ Welsh side “ of thesis.The fifth chapter is concentrated on Ireland and the split touched the country ( plus federations ) during 1920-1922. This part is supported by own statements : “ how to build “ ( a knowledge of this topic is important, in my point of view, in a right coming back to unity ).Nowadays cooperation between the Government and the Association is in the last chapter. The cooperation between football associations and its statement according to the Olympic-perspective is also included.Own conclusions about football associations, relations and future of the topic are in the end of the last chapter.Literature and sources finalize the thesis. History develops and we already live in the XXI century.The field for a Dialogue between associations and countries exists. In my modest opinion, the way a coach ( the manager ) will provide one of the National Team on the Island-state, it will be the Change in relations between governments in the United Kingdom