Generation Zero Founding Fathers by Phillips Hal (18 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The Modern Creation Story American Soccer Didn't Know It Had By the late 1980s, U.S. soccer had solidified its reputation as a global laughingstock, a sporting oxymoron akin to Jamaican bobsledding: Starting in 1950, the richest, most powerful nation on Earth had gone 0 for 9 trying to qualify for the World Cup. Once the North American Soccer League petered out, U.S. sporting culture proved unable/unwilling to replace it. Soccer on TV? Post-1984, only the odd indoor match might be found there - late at night, on content-starved cable outlets, after competitive lumberjacking. Today, the phenomenon of U.S. soccer development is almost taken for granted: Live matches from Major League Soccer and a half-dozen foreign leagues are routinely beamed into American households, seven days a week.World Cup participation is routine, thanks to wildly popular men's and women's national teams. Americans don't just compete in World Cups. We host them (the next one arrives in 2026).Nationwide, millions of Soccer Moms preside over the game's grassroots, securing its growing place in the broader cultural tableau.Generation Zero profiles this epic transformation by spotlighting the national team players and fans who made it happen. Conventional wisdom assigns American soccer progress largely to an event, World Cup '94, but history shows the tipping point arrived five years earlier. With a single victory - against all odds, on a small Caribbean island, just as the Berlin Wall fell - soccer's haphazard, indeterminate development in the U.S. instantly became inevitable, headlong growth. Raised on the game and tempered by hardship, Generation Zero produced both ends of the formative equation: a national team good enough to break through and an audience that would care, the country's first legitimate soccer fan base. Featuring rare imagery from the 1989-90 U.S. Men's National Team photographer and candid snaps from the players themselves, Generation Zero is must-read for anyone who appreciates the fulsome futbol culture we enjoy today but wonders, How did we get here.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The Modern Creation Story American Soccer Didn't Know It Had By the late 1980s, U.S. soccer had solidified its reputation as a global laughingstock, a sporting oxymoron akin to Jamaican bobsledding: Starting in 1950, the richest, most powerful nation on Earth had gone 0 for 9 trying to qualify for the World Cup. Once the North American Soccer League petered out, U.S. sporting culture proved unable/unwilling to replace it. Soccer on TV? Post-1984, only the odd indoor match might be found there - late at night, on content-starved cable outlets, after competitive lumberjacking. Today, the phenomenon of U.S. soccer development is almost taken for granted: Live matches from Major League Soccer and a half-dozen foreign leagues are routinely beamed into American households, seven days a week.World Cup participation is routine, thanks to wildly popular men's and women's national teams. Americans don't just compete in World Cups. We host them (the next one arrives in 2026).Nationwide, millions of Soccer Moms preside over the game's grassroots, securing its growing place in the broader cultural tableau.Generation Zero profiles this epic transformation by spotlighting the national team players and fans who made it happen. Conventional wisdom assigns American soccer progress largely to an event, World Cup '94, but history shows the tipping point arrived five years earlier. With a single victory - against all odds, on a small Caribbean island, just as the Berlin Wall fell - soccer's haphazard, indeterminate development in the U.S. instantly became inevitable, headlong growth. Raised on the game and tempered by hardship, Generation Zero produced both ends of the formative equation: a national team good enough to break through and an audience that would care, the country's first legitimate soccer fan base. Featuring rare imagery from the 1989-90 U.S. Men's National Team photographer and candid snaps from the players themselves, Generation Zero is must-read for anyone who appreciates the fulsome futbol culture we enjoy today but wonders, How did we get here.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Modern Creation Story American Soccer Didn't Know It HadBy the late 1980s, U.S. soccer had solidified its reputation as a global laughingstock, a sporting oxymoron akin to Jamaican bobsledding: Starting in 1950, the richest, most powerful nation on Earth had gone 0 for 9 trying to qualify for the World Cup.Once the North American Soccer League petered out, U.S. sporting culture proved unable/unwilling to replace it.Soccer on TV Post-1984, only the odd indoor match might be found there - late at night, on content-starved cable outlets, after competitive lumberjacking.Today, the phenomenon of U.S. soccer development is almost taken for granted: Live matches from Major League Soccer and a half-dozen foreign leagues are routinely beamed into American households, seven days a week.World Cup participation is routine, thanks to wildly popular men's and women's national teams. Americans don't just compete in World Cups. We host them (the next one arrives in 2026).Nationwide, millions of Soccer Moms preside over the game's grassroots, securing its growing place in the broader cultural tableau.Generation Zero profiles this epic transformation by spotlighting the national team players and fans who made it happen. Conventional wisdom assigns American soccer progress largely to an event, World Cup '94, but history shows the tipping point arrived five years earlier. With a single victory - against all odds, on a small Caribbean island, just as the Berlin Wall fell - soccer's haphazard, indeterminate development in the U.S. instantly became inevitable, headlong growth. Raised on the game and tempered by hardship, Generation Zero produced both ends of the formative equation: a national team good enough to break through and an audience that would care, the country's first legitimate soccer fan base.Featuring rare imagery from the 1989-90 U.S. Men's National Team photographer and candid snaps from the players themselves, Generation Zero is must-read for anyone who appreciates the fulsome futbol culture we enjoy today but wonders, 'How did we get here '.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Generation Zero | Founding Fathers, Hidden Histories & the Making of Soccer in America | Hal Phillips | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2022 | Dickinson-Moses Press | EAN 9798986019802 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Modern Creation Story American Soccer Didn't Know It Had - Full-color 'Collector's Edition' By the late 1980s, U.S. soccer had solidified its reputation as a global laughingstock, a sporting oxymoron akin to Jamaican bobsledding: ¿ Starting in 1950, the richest, most powerful nation on Earth had gone 0 for 9 trying to qualify for the World Cup. ¿ Once the North American Soccer League petered out, U.S. sporting culture proved unable/unwilling to replace it. ¿ Soccer on TV Post-1984, only the odd indoor match might be found there - late at night, on content-starved cable outlets, after competitive lumberjacking. Today, the phenomenon of U.S. soccer development and success is almost taken for granted: ¿ Live matches from Major League Soccer and a dozen foreign leagues are routinely beamed into American households, seven days a week.¿ World Cup participation is routine, thanks to wildly popular men's and women's national teams. Americans don't just compete in World Cups. We host them -the next one arrives in 2026. ¿ Nationwide, millions of Soccer Moms preside over the game's grassroots, securing its growing place in the broader cultural tableau.Generation Zero profiles this epic transformation by spotlighting the national team players and fans who made it happen. Conventional wisdom assigns American soccer progress largely to an event, World Cup '94, but history shows the tipping point arrived five years earlier. With a single victory - against all odds, on a small Caribbean island, just as the Berlin Wall fell - soccer's haphazard, indeterminate development in the U.S. instantly became inevitable, headlong growth. Raised as the country's first soccer natives during the 1970s, then tempered by hardship throughout the 1980s, Generation Zero (the author's shorthand for Generation X) produced both ends of the formative equation: a national team good enough to break through and an audience that would care, the country's first legitimate soccer fan base. The full-color Collector's Edition features rare imagery from the 1989-90 U.S. Men's National Team photographer and candid snaps from the players themselves. Generation Zero is must-read for anyone who appreciates the rich futbol culture we enjoy today but wonders, 'How did we get here '.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Generation Zero | Founding Fathers, Hidden Histories & the Making of Soccer in America (Collector's Edition) | Hal Phillips | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2022 | Dickinson-Moses Press | EAN 9798986019826 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…