The Origins of Football in Spain: From the First Press Appearance to the Constitution of the First Clubs (1868–1903)

Flix, Xavier Torrebadella i; Olivera-Betrán, Javier; Bou, Mireia M.

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“…Various in-game incidents, such as spectator interference, absence or referee bias, and ball legitimacy, also led to numerous grievances. As in other national cases, 74 the situation was all the more complex to manage, given that many people had a poor grasp of all the rules, which made refereeing a major cause for concern. People still needed to be reminded of the rules on a fairly regular basis at the beginning of the 20th century, with La vie sportive devoting a column to the 'tribulations of the football rules'.…”

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Kicking off passion: the birth and rise of football in Belgium (1880-1914)

Delwit

2024

Soccer & Society

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The article explores the early advent and evolution of football in Belgium until WWI, highlighting the crucial role played by British expatriates and the influence of Catholic and State schools. It traces football's journey from an elite pastime to a 'popular' sport, articulating football development to prominent cleavages in the society, especially Church-State and Economic divides. The paper delves into the challenges of establishing football in Belgian society, including issues of numerous practical problems, amateurism vs. professionalism, the role of Belgians in the establishment of FIFA and the football's contribution to national identity pre-WWI.

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Kicking off passion: the birth and rise of football in Belgium (1880-1914)

Delwit

2024

Soccer & Society

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“…Si en el caso concreto de España, el deporte fue un proceso de configuración débil y lento (Torrebadella-Flix, Olivera-Betrán, & M-Bou, 2015), su comparación con otros países occidentales, que desde 1896 se habían consagrado al movimiento olímpico internacional, es muy significativa, aunque particularmente matizable al tratar las excepciones del ciclismo y el fútbol. Este último alcanzó un rápido desarrollo (Torrebadella-Flix, Olivera-Betrán, & M-Bou, 2017), especialmente a partir de su aceptación pedagógica y recreativa en los colegios de las congregaciones religiosas, que era donde se educaban los jóvenes de las clases pudientes (Torrebadella, 2017;Torrebadella-Flix & Vicente-Pedraz, 2017). No fue así en los colegios públicos, en los cuales ni siquiera la gimnasia tenía acto de presencia.…”

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El deporte en la educación física escolar. La revisión histórica de una crítica inacabada (Sport in school physical education. Historical review of an unfinished critique)

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El deporte apareció como un nuevo sistema de educación física, creando y configurando su propia escuela y enfrentándose a las tres grandes escuelas o tendencias gimnásticas dominantes en la Europa del siglo XIX. El presente artículo de corte histórico, plantea los posicionamientos entre defensores y detractores del deporte, en relación a la educación física escolar; se expone y desarrolla una revisión histórica y crítica la cual se diría que está inacabada. Para dar alcance al objeto de estudio suscitado, nos apoyamos en la metodología heurística, basada principalmente en la búsqueda de fuentes documentales primarias, donde gran parte de la indagación documental se ha obtenido de la revisión y del análisis crítico en torno a las obras originales del período histórico comprendido entre finales del siglo XIX y el primer tercio del siglo XX. Renombrados especialistas en la materia, posicionados como partidarios y detractores exponen sus ideas y justifican su tesis a través de aportaciones de gran peso y calado histórico, hasta el punto de que hoy día este espacio de controversia didáctica y pedagógica perdura entre los docentes en el marco de la educación física escolar.Abstract. Sport appeared as a new system of physical education, creating and forming its own school and facing three big schools or gymnastic dominant trends in 19th-century Europe. The present article raises the positioning between defenders and detractors of sport in relation to school physical education; exposing and developing a historical and critical review which might be seen as unfinished. We used heuristic methodology based on the search of documented primary sources, which constituted a great part for the review and critical analysis concerning original works of the historical period between the end of 19th century and the first third of the 20th century. Renowned specialists in this matter, positioned as supporters and detractors, exposed their ideas justifying their theory by using contributions of great weight and historical importance up to the current state outlining the prolonged didactic and pedagogic controversy among teachers in the framework of school physical education.

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The creation of the FC Barcelona early competitive advantage from a new entrepreneurial history approach, 1899–1922

Fernández-de-Sevilla

2024

Management & Organizational History

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The Origins of Football in Spain: From the First Press Appearance to the Constitution of the First Clubs (1868–1903)

Cited by 6 publications

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Kicking off passion: the birth and rise of football in Belgium (1880-1914)

Kicking off passion: the birth and rise of football in Belgium (1880-1914)

El deporte en la educación física escolar. La revisión histórica de una crítica inacabada (Sport in school physical education. Historical review of an unfinished critique)

The creation of the FC Barcelona early competitive advantage from a new entrepreneurial history approach, 1899–1922

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