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Country football league embraces afls indigenous round ball for World Cup and 바카라 it would be better than just a toss in the sand," said Sunil Nair, former cricket captain of Australia, who is also an associate professor of geography at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, where he has studied the sport of football.
"There have been lots of good football-related studies that focus on how indigenous clubs are being impacted, by what we call the'soccer effect'," Nair said. "I am hoping that afls football can show the rest of the world it doesn't have to be a matter of time. The time is now. There is nothing too radical or impractical in football as it is currently practiced around the world. You can play ball everywhere. That alone will make all the difference."
As it happened in the 1970s, the world will experience its first International Afls football World Cup at afls.com, with the winner taking on Brazil for its first ever World Cup quarterfinal in April 2014. There will be a total of 11 teams in six qualifying nations: Argentina (24 nations); Chile (21); Germany (19); Uruguay (14); Qatar (14) and United Arab Emirates (13). Argentina and Chile are in their second and fourth World Cup qualifiers, while Uruguay has a bye and can take on the U.S. national team in the semifinals. Germany, a perennial underachiever, was last hosted in 2002 and Chile in 2006.
At afls.com, players for each qualifying region of the tournament will use an online ball from different companies for their own players during the six weeks of play. The ball will consist of 16 balls and the players will have to score the most points over a number of rounds in six tournament formats. The format for the knockout rounds will be a three-game playoff in which the teams will play a knockout-stage game with only six teams involved. The winners from each region will then play a quarterfinal round before the two seeded teams are matched up for two semis in their quarterfinal match.
"I see a new kind of game to take over the game: an international competition between two semi-pro teams," said Sunil Nair. "We are seeing the game take off in South Asia: the countries with football in their history—Cambodia and Ghana. I see a new generation of footballers emerging that will benefit from it, with a lot of new football clubs in the new territories."
The best way forward in football is to provide professional players with opportunities like those Nair and others now have, and afls.com is looking forward to introducing young players from around the world to the sport at the same time.
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