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History of whistle football

Always play to the whistle Wherever football is played, the chances are that the referee's whistle is an 'Acme Thunderer'. Invented by Joseph Hudson, an English toolmaker from Birmingham, in 1884, the Thunderer has been heard in 137 countries; at World Cups, Cup Finals, in parks, playing fields and beaches across the globe. Over 160 million Thunderers have been manufactured by Hudson & Co., which is still based in Birmingham, England. Apart from football, Hudson whistles have also been used by crewmen on the Titanic, by British 'bobbies' (policemen) and by reggae musicians. Today t

History of football Shoes

Adolf Dassler adidas founder       Rudolf Dassler Founder Puma Shoes become an important tool for football players. Shape, design, and color changing. Its meaning players can not simply keep up appearances, but also keep the wearer characters. At first, players may wear sandals of any kind in the field. Shoes with plain base and is often used for work was allowed. Women's shoes with the right kind of high even once used a man in a green field. Then, step out on the 1863 FIFA regulations. One of them reads, "which can neither wear protruding nails, iron plates, or the sap

AC milan

AC Milan AC Milan Information  Address: via Filippo Turati 3, 20121 MILANO Telephone: 02/62.281 Fax: 02/65.98.876 Founded: 18-Dec-1899 Stadium: Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Noticias del AC Milan AC Milan History AC Milan is an Italian football club. Based in Milan, they play in red-and-black stripes and black shorts, giving them the nickname rossoneri ("red-blacks"). The second most successful club in Italian soccer history, they won the Serie A 17 times and Coppa Italia five times. The club was founded in 1899 as the Milan Cricket and Football Club by Alfred Edwards, a Brit

FC barcelona

Birth of FC Barcelona (1899–1922)Sports Notice: Our friend and companion Hans Gamper... former Swiss [football] champion, being keen on organising some football games in the city asks anyone who feels enthusiastic enough about the sport to present themselves at the office of this newspaper any Tuesday or Friday evening between the hours of 9 and 11pm.Gamper's advertisement in Los Deportes[2]On 22 October 1899, Joan Gamper placed an advertisement in Los Deportes declaring his wish to form a football club; a positive response resulted in a meeting at the Gimnas