急求~~~巴西足球英文简介

简介
Association football is the most prominent sport in Brazil. The National Team has won the FIFA World Cup tournament a record five times, in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002 [1] and is the only team to succeed in qualifying for every World Cup competition ever held, and to be among the favorites to win the trophy every time the competition is scheduled. Pelé, one of the most recognized footballers in history, led Brazil to three of those championships and is the top scorer of all time in the sport. After Brazil won its third World Cup, they kept the Jules Rimet Trophy permanently. All of the contemporary talents in the national team prominent in the football world include Robinho, Ronaldinho, and Kaká, as well as Marta in the women's game. Some of these players can be considered super-stars, achieving celebrity status internationally and signing sports contracts, as well as advertisement and endorsement contracts, in the value of millions of euros.

历史
In the 1870s an expatriate named John Miller worked on the railway construction project in São Paulo together with some 3000 other immigrant families from the British Isles in the last decades of the 19th century. In 1884 Miller sent his ten year old son Charles William Miller to Bannisters school in Southampton, England to be educated. Charles was a skilled athlete who quickly picked up the game of football at the time when the Football League was still being formed, and as an accomplished winger and striker Charles held school honours that gained him entry into the Southampton Football Club team and later into the County team of Hampshire.

In 1888, the first sports club was founded in the city, São Paulo Athletic Club.

In 1892 while still in England, Charles was invited to play a game for the Corinthians, a team formed of players invited from public schools and universities.

On his return to Brazil Charles brought some football equipment and a rules book with him. He then developed the new rules of the game amongst the community in São Paulo. São Paulo Athletic Club won the first three years championships. Miller's skills were far above his colleagues at this stage. He was given the honour of contributing his name to a move involving a deft flick of the ball with the heel "Chaleiro".

Charles Miller kept a strong bond with English football throughout his life. Teams from Southampton and Corinthians Club travelled to Brazil to play against São Paulo Athletic Club and other teams in São Paulo. After a tour of Corinthians to Brazil in 1910 a new team in Brazil took on the name of Corinthians after a suggestion from Miller.

The Brazilian Football Confederation was founded in 1914, and the current format for the Campeonato Brasileiro was established in 1971.

In 1988 São Paulo Athletic Club celebrated its centenary playing the English side Corinthians at Morumbi Stadium. English Corinthian finish its tour by going against the local professional Corinthians Paulista team, who counted the likes of Sócrates and Rivelino amongst its roster, at Pacaembu Stadium in São Paulo and true to Corinthian principles of good clean football the score was 1 to 0 in favour of the locals when as agreed Socrates changed shirts to play alongside the English amateurs. This did not affect the score unfortunately although a largely packed stadium was cheering on for a drawn result.

It was announced that on September 29, 2007 that the CBF will launch a women's league and cup competition in October 2007 following pressure from FIFA president Sepp Blatter during the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup in China.

足球文化
Football quickly became a passion for Brazilians, who often refer to their country as "o país do futebol" ("the country of football"). Over 10,000 Brazilians play professionally all over the world.[5]

Football has a major effect on Brazilian culture. It is the favorite pastime of youngsters playing football on streets. The World Cup draws Brazilians together, with people skipping work to view the national team play, or employers setting up apparatus for employees to watch. The general elections are usually held in the same year as the World Cup, and critics argue that political parties try to take advantage of the nationalistic surge created by football and bring it into politics. Former footballers are often elected to legislative positions.

One unique aspect of football in Brazil is the importance of the Brazilian state championships. For much of the early development of the game in Brazil, the nation's size and the lack of rapid transport made national competitions infeasible, so the competition centered on state tournaments and such inter-state competitions as the Torneio Rio-São Paulo. Even today, despite the existence of a national tournament, the state tournaments continue to be hotly contested and the intrastate rivalries remain intense.

Brazilian football
Football is the mainstream of Brazilian cultural life. For Brazilians, football is sport, but culture. Whenever the league or major domestic and international competitions are carried out, Brazilians often go to the family to watch, the whole city booming, and the stadium is full of people. Almost everyone in Brazil is a fan, and Brazilians laugh that "people who can't play football and don't know football are not going to be president of Brazil or have high ratings". Brazilians believe Brazilian football is rightly ranked among the world's cultural heritage. Brazilians call football "the mass movement", and there are people playing at the beach or on the streets of the city. Even in the slums, the children of poor families were filling their socks with paper when they kicked the ball with bare feet.
足球是巴西人文化生活的主流。对巴西人来说，足球是运动，但更是文化。每当联赛或重大国内国际比赛进行时，巴西人常常举家前往观战，整个城市万人空巷，而赛场人山人海。巴西几乎人人都是球迷，巴西人笑称“不会足球、不懂足球的人是当不上巴西总统的，也得不到高支持率”。巴西人认为，巴西足球理所当然位列世界文化遗产之林。巴西人把足球称为“大众运动”，无论是在海滩上，还是在城市的街头巷尾，都有人踢球。即使是在贫民窟，穷人家的孩子也光着脚把袜子塞满纸当球踢。

The Brazil national football team is the national team of Brazil and is managed by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) that represents Brazil in international football competitions. They are the most successful national football team in the history of the World Cup, with five championships (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). A common quip about football is: "The English invented it, the Brazilians perfected it." [2] Currently ranked fifth by FIFA, Brazil is consistently among the strongest football nations in the world and is the only team to have played in every World Cup

Characteristic：Delicate footwork, tactics changing, pay attention to visual effects, not rigidly stick to a fixed extraordinary mode
Ronaldinho back pass as large Luo Lingboweibu, no shortage of examples
Brazilian indoor soccer training a generation of talented beautiful footwork, such as Robinho
Brazilian football is like table tennis in China, if not great surprise Qi Fandaojiaoren

Pele
Bai Beili Zico
Alien Ronaldo
FIFA World Player Rivaldo
Ronaldinho
Kaka

球王贝利
白贝利济科
外星人罗纳尔多
世界足球先生里瓦尔多
罗纳尔迪尼奥
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