サッカーと英語 // Football & English Football & English

Injuries are an inevitable part of any sport and something that every athlete will experience in their career. They can have devastating effects on both individual players and entire teams, leading to lost games, missed opportunities, and potentially even the end of a career. In this episode, we'll dive into the world of injuries, their causes, prevention strategies, treatments and the effects they have on players and teams.
スポーツをプレーする上で、怪我は避けられないものであり、すべてのアスリートが経験することです。怪我は選手個人やチーム全体に大きな影響を与え、試合の勝敗や機会の損失、キャリアの終焉につながる可能性もあります。今日のエピソードでは、原因、予防、治療、そして怪我がもたらす様々な影響について、詳しく話していきます。

It’s the football show that has become a British institution. A must-watch every Saturday night for football fans in the UK, showing highlights, interviews and analysis of the day’s games.
The intro music is iconic; the host and pundits now genuine TV stars. And this week, with one Gary Lineker tweet, its reach and power were further demonstrated, bursting out of the BBC studio and into the offices of the UK government.

A special guest joins to talk about his efforts to improve life for children in India through football.
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Welcome to the world of football ownership, where anything can happen and the stakes are high. If you're looking for a story to get you hooked, you need to check out Welcome to Wrexham, the documentary series that follows Hollywood legends Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney as they take over the Welsh football club and set out to make it a success on and off the pitch.
Whether you're a die-hard football fan or just love a good underdog story, Welcome to Wrexham is a fantastic series, joining Ryan, Rob and the town of Wrexham as they set out to make football magic in Wales.

Extraordinary goals? Amazing matches? The GOAT lifting the Cup? The World Cup in Qatar had many big moments. Yet one of the biggest talking points was something no one could have predicted: stoppage time.
Finally, it seems, we saw stoppage time being added on properly. The last 10 minutes or created some amazing moments and we seemed to get real value out of every match.
Is it time to look at the timing problem that football has?