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Period: Jan 1, 1106 to Oct 10, 1214
where football originated from
+Where it originated from- it is thought that ball kicking came from Normandy, expectedly thought that it came from the Normandy conquest. The Normandy conquest- this was the 11th century approximately year 1066, it was an invasion to grab hold of England to rule, the Army contained French, Normans and Bretons; so you can imagine it was very big And it was run by William II of Normandy. -
Oct 10, 1280
when it came about
When it came about- The 13th century is when the ball games were being played throughout England, the first kicking ball game came about in the 1280’s. It is known as medieval football, as it had no rules at all it was very violent as there was a lot of deaths from this game. Often it had turned into riots. Football was a game for peasants and thought to incite sin and violenceThe next thing that happened was that there was a confusion with the game as there was no rules when they met up for ma -
first edition of rules
In 1848, a group of representatives and students from Cambridge had the great idea to draw up a definitive set of rules. Lots of copies of the rules were pinned up in the trees of Parkers piece which surrounded the huge open park in the centre of Cambridge. It was the most popular place for matches and kicking a ball about. These rules started to pick up and became known and recognised threw places close to Cambridge and even places further afield. -
shaping of football, beggining of proper rules
In 1863 rule permissions were the allowing of throw ins, forward passes, goal kicks and that running with the ball in hand wasn’t permitted throughout the game, this was the beginning of the first lay out of rules, they have shaped the game for what it is today. -
when the FA came about
The well known FootballAssociation came aboutin 1863, the founder of the association which has grew and is going very strong is called Ebenezer Morley. He was a soliciter from London and started of with a few of the older public school boys who joined his club. -
when the fa was created and recognised
The FA was formed there on 26 October 1863, a Monday evening. The captains, secretaries and other representatives of a dozen London and suburban clubs playing their own versions of football met for the purpose of forming an Association with the object of establishing a definite code of rules for the regulation of the game. -
position of the goalkeeper
• 1871 – Introduction of the specific position of goalkeeper.
- This is the only person who is allowed to touch the ball during the match, it is their job to prevent scoring from the opposition team, he is only allowed to use his hands in the penalty area; if used outside he will be penalized. -
the beggining of the first football league
the first ever british football league was in the year 1888 which ran from the autumn of 1888 until the spring of 1889. It was also the first national football league anywhere in the world. the twelve teams thast joined were Accrington, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Burnley, Derby County, Everton, Notts County, Preston North End, Stoke, West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers . -
creation of the penalty kick
• 1891 – The penalty kick is introduced.
- This was introduced in 1890 and was accepted for official rules for play in 1891 it was founded in a little village near Armagh by a man called William McCrum, this penalty kick was took on by the Irish football association in 1990. -
creation of yellow and red cards
• 1970 – Introduction of red and yellow cards.
- Yellow cards mean a caution and another means the player will be sent off, a red card means you are sent off the field and not able to continue in the match. -
first sponsorship in britain
liverpool was the first british team to get a sponsor, they were sponsored by Kettering tyres in 1976 and had the name embrodered on there shirt, despite the ban on sponsorship in 1972 from the FA. -
goaline technology
• 2012 – Goal-line technology is permitted, if the individual competition wishes to implement it.
-goal line technology is basically knowing straightaway if the ball has passed the line or not for a goal It happens from time to time in football: thousands of people filling a stadium watch the ball cross the goal line, but the most important of them all – the referee – hasn’t seen it. Those thousands are aggrieved, the goal is not given, and the whole course of a tournament or league competition -
hawk eye
as hawk eye It uses a network of high-speed video cameras to track a ball’s position at a given time via triangulation. The trial set to take place in the Premier League will use seven cameras placed around the stadium.
- 2014 – hawk eye Knowing the ball’s position, Hawk-Eye can tell when it’s crossed the goalmouth, and the software alerts the match officials via a radio transmission to the referee’s watch. Which says goal and no goal depending .