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3.1.3.1 Emergence of globalisation of sport (industrial and post-industrial) Categorise
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Pre-industrial Britain (pre 1780)
Industrial and post-industrial Britain (1780–1900)
Developed by ex public schoolboys at university
Unspecified number of participants on each team
Teams played in different colours
Specified playing boundaries
Termed 'mob football'
Teams could travel to play
Team numbers were even to promote fair play
Specialised equipment was used
Teams were limited to localised sport
Simple or unwritten rules
Codified rules
Gameplay was sportsmanlike
Termed 'Association football'
Teams participated in everyday clothing so were indistinguishable
Unbounded playing areas
Used natural resources for equipment
Gameplay was violent