I am doing a research project on how the game of soccer connects immigrant groups in the U.S.?
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1.- Mexico\n2.- National pastime, just like baseball is here.\n3.-None, soccer is the most played sport in the world.\n4.-Soccer in America has a back seat to other sports, so it doesn't have any effect, the common denominator here is that it unites people from very different ethnic backgrounds to play. In Mexico, soccer is followed by a very passionate group of people, one can easily skip school, work, you name it, just to watch a soccer game.\n5.- They identify with each other. They are strangers with the same interest, communication is easier as well.\n6.- No, it doesn't matter.
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I'm guessing a lot of them...put in applications at different schools, go watch nearby college soccer teams and let the coach know you're interested (perhaps) for playing with their school, and/or ask your coach for suggestions. I'm sure you'll find one.
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the new mls team toronto fc are holding open tryouts, check out there site, they give info about what you have to do and all that great stuff, the link is www.torontofc.ca good luck
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Good idea, thanks!\n\nhttp://www.worldcupkickoff.com/
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What does this have to do with soccer?
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ya, try www.soccer.net.  Hey, its worth a try.
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Look at:  www.chivasoficial.com.mx\nThere you will find things of the team .... but of course, I thnik you should buy Ochoa's goalie gloves ... he's the future goalie of the mexican team !!!
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Well maybe you should sit and let them know how important this game is in your life and around the world. Remember that the world cup is coming up and you should use it as an example to make your case. Show your family the beauty and comradely in the game, the sportsmanship and the unity this game can create among different races. Good luck.
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Maybe this will help...\n\nhttp://www.newjerseydevils.com/2005/html/theteam/teamnews/nwk-groundbreaking.php
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It depends on how good they are. Some of the best play with the national teams. There is a professional league that is becoming more popular. I went to a game last summer and there were a ton of people there.
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if you go to the link below they should be able to give you all the information about local and national soccer clubs you need.
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Check out this URL it might help. It is a list of Ethnic groups
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Hope these links help:\n\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/upland_adult_coed_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/orange_county_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/los_angeles_county_soccer.htm\n\nAlso try here, under "Adult Recreational/Amateur":\nhttp://www.at-la.com/sports/@la-soccer.htm
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Americans, in general, are not too interested in soccer even if US is playing.  The exception are the many Imigrants who will watch and root for their birth country's team.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.mastersport.co.uk/soccer/socceruniform.htm
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MLS is definitely not the calibur of the leagues overseas in England, Germany, Spain, Italy, etc.  I have to admit that the MLS is definitely trying to get up to those levels though.  I say give it some time and the MLS will soon compete with the aforementioned leagues.
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there are American soccer players plays in Europe, here's the list:\n\nTim Howard - Everton (on loan from Manchester United) \nCarlos Bocanegra - Fulham \nSteve Cherundolo - Hannover 96\nEddie Lewis - Leeds United \nClaudio Reyna - Manchester City \nGregg Berhalter - 1860 Munich \nBobby Convey - Reading \nDaMarcus Beasley - Manchester City (on loan from PSV Eindhoven)\nKasey Keller - Borussia Mönchengladbach \nMarcus Hahnemann - Reading \nBrian McBride - Fulham \nOguchi Onyewu - Standard Liège