Why understand the World Cup in football as a war

In peacetime, football as an official competition with the largest number of participants, it can reflect the overall quality of a country and people, whether it is in physical fitness, tactical thinking, players' teamwork ability, physical coordination, mental willpower, physical strength, many countries even regard football as a representative of a country, so the World Cup is a very important platform for participating countries. Not only in and out of the stadium, but also in the overall organization and the mental state of the fans, the various countries fighting on the field of the World Cup are like a war without gunpowder, and in the end, the strongest and best team who passes many hurdles will win the final victory.

After the end of the First World War, Mr. Hule Remet, the founder of the Red Star Paris team, who was elected president of FIFA, tried his best to persuade world leaders, and finally passed a bill in 1926, which was known as the "Remet Cup", which later became known as the "World Cup".

The detailed development process is as follows:

On May 21, 1904, the first president of FIFA, the Frenchman Robert Gaelan, presented this idea for the first time to the leaders of national football and instructed its secretary-general, the Dutchman Hilschmann, to draw up a document for the occasion. However, due to the small number of countries that expressed their willingness to participate, and because of political and sports discord, the plan was aborted.

After the end of the First World War, Hule Remet, the founder of the Paris Red Star team, was elected president of FIFA, and he resumed the stalled project. He did a great deal of persuasion to the leaders of the world of football, and tried to prove that a world football competition could go hand in hand with the Olympic Games founded by Baron de Coubertin, and that it could flourish.

In 1925, in a hotel in Brussels, the Uruguayan diplomat Bouero officially expressed his support for Remet on behalf of the two-time Olympic football champion Uruguay, which played no small role at the time.

On December 10, 1926, FIFA convened a working meeting in Paris, which was attended by representatives from Switzerland, Hungary, France, Austria, Germany and many other countries. Four months later, the draft of the meeting was submitted to the national football associations. On June 5, 1927, at the FIFA conference in Helsinki, the Paris work conference was adopted by 23 votes in favor and 5 against (the Nordic countries abstained from voting (Germany).

In 1926, at the FIFA Luxembourg Conference, the name of the tournament was changed to "Remet Cup" in recognition of the great contribution of the former FIFA president, the Frenchman Remet, to the cause of football.

Later, it was suggested that the two names should be joined together and called "World Football Championship - Remet Cup"; Finally, at the meeting of representatives in Helsinki, it was finally renamed the "World Football Championship Cup - Remet Cup", or "World Cup" for short. It is held every four years.

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Football, as the world's largest ball sport, is a popular sport, with a strong sense of substitution, and high confrontation and passing and cutting cooperation on the field, a sense of fluency can cause a kind of inner resonance, and the uncertainty of the game can make people have an extremely strong desire, so it will attract the attention of many fans, so what can fans get by watching football?

Exactly what you can't get is a release of inner emotions or emotions, a release of pressure, sometimes your favorite team will be anxious to get angry or even not think about tea and dinner when you lose, and even cause family discord ......

Football is like a TV series full of suspense and engaging, and its charm lies in the ups and downs of the complex and the gripping process.

I dare to say that no fan can say exactly why he likes football, some fans are because they are involved in it, often play late rubber football in their spare time, and feel the pleasure and comfort of football confrontation, so they like it, some fans are because of the pressure of life through the release of pressure through football games, and some fans are obsessed with football, and for some reason they can't stop ...... after contacting or **

In short, there are many reasons to like to watch football games, but the most basic thing is that the football game is like a TV series full of suspense, with ups and downs, the process is exciting, and often through the game, you can find a kind of inner resonance, and at the same time, you can better understand the inspiration brought to you by the spirit of the players in the game, if you just watch the ball for the sake of watching the game, I think it is not a real fan, and there must be an emotion in the heart of the real fan, which is the emotion of the family or the country.

What do you get by watching the ball?

As I said at the beginning, from a material point of view, fans really don't get anything when they watch the game, and sometimes they will take their own salaries and their own time, and it is not so much about getting it as it is about paying something.

But there is one thing that makes us understand teamwork, the importance of teamwork, the special significance of fighting spirit in football games, and the ...... that courage and tenacity are the most indispensable connotations of football games

If you can actually understand these things by watching the game, then this is what you get.

Compared with the material gain, I think the spiritual essence is the most fundamental reason why fans go to watch the game one after another.

The prize of a football match is a trophy and not a medal, so it is called the World Cup.

After the 1928 Olympic Games, FIFA (International Football Association) convened a meeting of delegates and unanimously passed a resolution to hold the quadrennial World Football Championship. Originally, the tournament was called the "World Football Championship". In 1956, FIFA held a meeting in Luxembourg and decided to change the name to the "Remet Cup".

This is in recognition of the contribution of former FIFA President Frenchman Remet to the sport of football. Later, it was suggested that the two names should be combined and called "World Football Championship - Remet Cup". As a result, at the Helsinki meeting, it was decided to change the name to the "World Football Championship - Remet Cup", or "World Cup" for short.

The value of the World Cup1. Prove that a country's culture, economy, and status are recognized by the world.

2. Boost the economy.

3. It can make the country unprecedentedly united.

4. It is also a diplomatic means, and only eye-catching can issue business cards.

5. Enhance the sense of pride and national honor.

6. To promote the development of football, now is the big meaning of small ball.

7. Football diplomacy, self-interest and self-interest.

Many people compare the World Cup to war, and I would say that the World Cup is more complicated than war.

Without that war, 32 countries would have been involved and would have been non-aligned and hostile to each other. The outcome of each game can have a profound impact on the overall situation. Every team, regardless of its strength, needs to be given enough attention.

Nothing is inevitable on the pitch, players get injured and the attrition is very serious, so everything has to be done very carefully. The team doctor is very important, he has to be able to make the players recover quickly, at least to keep the injury under control and the players to play.

The mental state of the players is one of the important factors that affect the result. Being away from home, playing out of style, and not adapting to the style of play can all affect the mental state of the players. In this way, a psychiatrist is indispensable and, if possible, tries to meet the requirements of the players.

Like the request of the German team members in this World Cup, even if they feel uncomfortable, the pillows will be shipped from within Germany).

The opponent's situation should also be very clear, the opponent's staffing, whether there are injuries, tactics, dangerous players, as a coach should know the roots, which also requires the team's coaching staff to cooperate hard, and there will be someone dedicated to intelligence work.

The press officer will release what the team wants to hear, and will set off some smoke bombs to disrupt the opponent's deployment.

All countries are vying for a supreme honor, and competitive sports, especially team sports, are substitutes for war in peacetime, which can eliminate human desire for violence, and there are many similarities with war.

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The World Cup in South Africa is a complete replica of World War II: France was killed, England fought against Germany, Italy surrendered, the United States landed, and as for China, we fought on our own soil.

You can go and watch the official documentary of the 02 or 06 World Cup, which is very good, that is, the World Cup is the same as war, and you copy down the words in it, and it is no problem to write 600.

It was indeed a war. This is a different kind of politics. It's a smokeless war, and you can write about it.

The World Cup is also about offensive and defensive strategies, and the pre-game knowledge of the roots, formation arrangements, personnel arrangements, etc. are all the same as the soldiers' battles, and the commentators are also good at comparing the players on the field with the generals, which shows that the stadium is like a battlefield. Forward, center, guard, these words are all military language, it is easy to make people think of the troubled times of Jin Ge Iron Horse, the Central Plains deer, the deer who dies, the narrow road meets the brave wins, this Hercules Cup is the Central Plains deer, and the teams of various countries are the princes of all walks of life, and they do their best to hold it quickly. Doesn't this mean that the World Cup is a war?

I'm bullish on Brazil. Because by the end of the top 4.

It's not about attacking (or not about not attacking), it's about fighting the backline. Whoever has the best backline wins the championship. I don't have a lot of Brazilian defenders.

Brazil Brazil easily made it to the last 8. But the biggest loss for Brazil is that Kaka got another yellow card, Kaka's form is still slowly recovering, but like I said before, Brazil is Brazil, if Kaka doesn't score, and Juan, and Fabiano, and Robinho, with such a talented team, the only thing you feel is happiness.

The world champions don't necessarily belong to the best attacking team, but they do belong to the team with the best defense, and Brazil is precisely the latter, with their two central defenders and two central midfielders unbeatable, and even the sharp Argentina will find it difficult to penetrate their attack. There will not be much suspense in the quarter-finals of Brazil and the Netherlands, the Netherlands has no shortage of attack, but it is a notch worse than Brazil in defense, the entire back line and midfield defense of the Netherlands are relatively slow to move, and the defenders' individual skills and turning speed are not very good, if nothing else, Brazil will beat the Netherlands to enter the semi-finals.

The match between Argentina and Germany will be unpredictable, with Germany having a strong overall and tournament experience, Argentina having the strongest attack, Argentina's only weakness being the back, and this game could be a penalty shootout. Still optimistic about Argentina more.

The Football War, also known as the Hundred Hour War, was a six-day war between El Salvador and Honduras in 1969. Tensions between the two countries, which were disputed over the territory, were finally caused by riots during the North American qualifiers of the 1969 World Cup in Mexico, and fans on both sides fought because Honduras lost 2-3 to El Salva, and Honduran fans were dissatisfied with the fouls of the opposing team and the unfair punishment of the referee, which became the fuse of this war, on July 14, El Salvador attacked the capital of Honduras, and the war officially began on the 6th, and the result of the war was that both sides withdrew from each other's territory, each losing more than 2,000 soldiers.