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● origin in E ngland ● initially for the high society

Soccer in Germany. History. ● origin in E ngland ● initially for the high society. ● three World Championship titles after 2nd WW ● soccer became more and more famous ● separation and reunion. National Meaning. Economy:. ● „soccer companies“

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● origin in E ngland ● initially for the high society

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  1. Soccer in Germany History ● origin in England ● initially for the high society ● three World Championship titles after 2nd WW ● soccer became more and more famous ● separation and reunion

  2. National Meaning Economy: ● „soccer companies“ ● advertising, media, modern arenas, … People: ● hope ● group feeling Politics: building image

  3. History • Evolvedfrom stick-and-ball games • Shinney • Formation of Clubs • Lord Stanley • Professionalization

  4. National Importance • People • Unifyingforce • Hockey Night in Canada • Youth and adult participation • Economics • Strong influence in localeconomies

  5. Basic information • two teams of eleven players • field of grass • object of the game: to score! • Length: 90 min. + extra time + penalty shootout • About 5.759 registered teams in Germany

  6. Soccer in Germany Something aboutthefans • Public viewing • Bayern Munich: about 19,80 M fans • e.g. 28,36 M. germansfanswatchedthegamebetween Germany-Argentina

  7. Hockey: The Basics The Teams: Basic Game Play Maximum of 23 players per team 5 players on theiceatone time, plus thegoalie Three 20 min peroids + 5 minsovertime ( ifthegameistied) + a shoot out 82 games per year • Thereare 7 Canadianteams in the NHL (from 30)

  8. Hockey Fans In The Stadium Howtheyact • Stadium size 15,015 – 21,273 • Howtheydress

  9. Comparison Hockey Soccer

  10. Thanksforyourattention!

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