Archive for the ‘Soccer’ Category

Pro Evolution Soccer 2011

Posted: July 28, 2011 in Evolution, Reviews, Soccer

Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 brings soccer to the next level with freedom of play. PES comes with most advanced game play improvements and awesome new content. It gives a lifelike soccer experience.

Evasive dribbling in Pro Evolution Soccer 2011

Evasive dribbling techniques.

Defender going for the tackle in Pro Evolution Soccer 2011

Choice of defensive tactics.

Managerial functionality screen from Pro Evolution Soccer 2011

Master the mental game.

Key Game Features:

  • Total Control – PES 2011 Soccer has enhanced the 360-degree passing ratio. Great control over every pass, shot, throw-in, through ball and lofted through balls. Players even can apply pressure on opponents to force them off the ball.
  • Shot and Stamina Gauge – Constantly sprinting will have an adverse affect on performance and statistics. The Shot and Stamina meter shows the player’s exact level of fitness.
  • New Defender Intelligence – Defenders now hold their positions naturally instead of chasing balls that enter their area.
  • Animation and Player Physics – PES 2011 Soccer has fluid, natural movements with more realistic acceleration and inertia than ever before. Jostling and blocking now looks stunning. Ambient animation also adds immensely to the in-game atmosphere.
  • Speed of Play – The new level of control means that Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 has a more varied pace of play. Successful play will depend on making quick passes to create space.
  • Tactical and Strategy – Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 greatly improved every aspect of team management.
  • Master League Online – PES Soccer 2011 marks the online debut for its much-loved Master League element, with players bidding against each other for the world’s best players, and attempting to build a squad that can compete with the best against online peers all over the globe.

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PES 2011 with Smoking Product Features

Posted: April 12, 2011 in Evolution, Smoking, Soccer

Awesome new product features you will enjoy:

  • With the new level of control PES 2011 enjoys more varied pace of plays depending on the situation
  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 features enhanced 360-degree passing ratio offering unprecedented levels of control over passing, shooting, throwing-in, and more.
  • The new Shot & Stamina meter details the player’s exact level of fitness making moderation to energy use important
  • Defenders now naturally hold their positions instead of chasing balls to close down the attacker and to force mistakes
  • Totally reworked in-game animation adding literally 1,000s of new motions

 

Pro Soccer and Smoking Cigarettes

Posted: March 8, 2011 in Electronic, Reviews, Smoking, Soccer

Soccer Pro Rooney Smoking CigaretteSoccer players do the same things as everyday people like us. They smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol. But top soccer should adhere to certain rules and take care of their body.

On 25 June, the British tabloid “The Sun” published a photo of Rooney that showed him during his honeymoon in a swimming pool. The football star was smoking hanging out in the pool smoking a cigarette. The headline “Marl-Roo-Man” was born.

Full of anticipation the article pointed out that Alex Ferguson of Manchester would surely not tolerate Rooney’s smoking habits because he was considered to be an extremely intolerant non smoker.

What happened when Rooney got back? We don’t know but maybe Rooney was just smoking an electronic cigarette. After reading many electronic cigarette reviews Ferguson may have understood that ecigs do not contain tobacco or tar. But still those devices do contain nicotine which a pro soccer player should not consume.

Maradona, one of the most popular soccer players ever, started smoking cigarettes after he retired from the game.

The Evolution of Soccer aka Football

Posted: January 9, 2011 in Evolution, Soccer

The era of organized football (aka soccer) began in 1863 with the founding of the English Football Association in London. At this time the British Empire was the most influential nation in the world. This historic feature was the basis for the global spread of English football rules in a generation. The first games were held outside the British Isles in the seaports for British sailors.

During the late 19th Century many national associations were born in Europe and America. The first game between representatives of national associations took place on 30 November 1872 in Glasgow between Scotland and England and the game ended goalless.

The 21 May 1904 was another milestone in the history of soccer. On this day in the French federation FIFA was founded to prevent national focused thinking.

In July 1905 FIFA held its second Congress the suggestion of a world championship was made. For this purely European the host country should be Switzerland. Delegates were enthusiastic, but many words were not followed by actions.

Until the first FIFA World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 the Olympics were used as a substitute Cup.