There is an unoffical clock that the staduim displays. The referee maintains the offical clock on the field. This gives the ref more control on the field. MLS tried a time keeper rather then the ref keeping time but the idea went to the wayside like other MLS changes to the game.
There is no answer to that as it will depend on lots of things, like how important a game is, how popular a team is and how big the stadium the match is being played in is. You could have just a few people at a match right up to tens of thousands at one. The biggest soccer stadium in the world, which is in India, can hold 120,000 people.
there to see a football (soccer) game.
is a boy boy that lives in the woods and thinks he is a soccer god also his favourite soccer club is very ass. at night you can see him stealing your curry but really hes stealing the hearts of his fans
Bring the world cup to the country. Get fans to come out and see what the sport is like at the top level.
chris masters is now back on WWE raw his first match back was a beat the clock sprint no his first match was with mvp when he came back
According to statistics, the best soccer club is: The Barcelona Football Club. There they have much apparel and the fans are well above 1,000,000. They have the strongest fan base as far as I can see and they are loved by many world wide.
Oh, isn't that just a happy little question! The most consecutive corners taken in a soccer match is 20. It's amazing to see players working together to create opportunities for their team, just like how we can create beautiful landscapes with a few brushstrokes.
We look at a clock and we see the hands on the face of the clock.
A great deal go to see the match live, for example over 70,000 go to Old Trafford, and 80,000 go to barcelona.
That's a nice grandfather clock! I can't see the clock, from here.
There is nothing preventing it, but it would not be very successful. Soccer, unlike other sports, is a flowing and continuous game. Positioning has chess-match qualities that require a spectator to constantly be watching to see a play develop. Seeing a goal scored is just the culmination of a series of events. It is this sequence that the spectator yearns to see.
There are tests to see if you're a GOOD soccer player, but it's your choice whether or not you're a soccer player.