Early Football - Stuff That I Find Interesting

The video explores the history of early football, focusing on figures like William Foulke and the rise of professionalism. It highlights the Corinthians' sportsmanship and influence, early hooliganism, and the development of women's football, including its challenges and growth during World War One.

What was unique about William Foulke's role as a goalkeeper?

• He was the first to wear gloves.

• He was known for his small stature.

• He was famous for his large size and temper.

• He invented the penalty kick.

Why were early football teams like Sheffield Wednesday named after days of the week?

• It was the day they were formed.

• They played matches only on those days.

• It was their day off from work.

• They were sponsored by a calendar company.

What was the Corinthians' approach to penalties?

• They used a special technique.

• They deliberately missed them.

• They never took penalties.

• They always aimed for the top corner.

What was a significant impact of the Corinthians on international football?

• They introduced the offside rule.

• They helped popularize football in Brazil.

• They invented the red card.

• They created the first football league.

How did World War I affect women's football?

• It had no impact on women's football.

• Women's football was banned during the war.

• It led to a decline in women's football.

• Women's football flourished as women worked in factories.