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The rules of 'Soccer' (Association football) known as the 'Laws of the Game' were wrote in English by a man called E.C. Morley first secretary of the Football Association in 1863. Any changes to the rules are agreed by the 'International Football Association Board' (IFAB) made up of representatives from the FA (England), SFA (Scotland), WFA, (Wales) IFA (Ireland) and Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). English is the official language used by these four nations and FIFA.
English
About the only similarity is that they have 11 players a side, and use a hard ball.
Modern Language Association was created in 1883.
The abbreviation for the Modern Language Association is MLA.
Turkish Language Association was created in 1932.
European Language Resources Association was created on 1995-02-23.
it's called football (official name being association football). it's predominantly called futbol by Spanish speakers. if you went to England or France and wanted to play/watch what you call soccer, you'd say football.
The "MLA" abbreviation stands for Modern Language Association style the most frequent use of which is found when writing papers in liberal arts and humanities.
World English-Language Scrabble Players' Association was created in 2003.
1883
Modern Language Association