Football Stadiums | HOW IT'S MADE

Football Stadiums HOW IT'S MADE
It’s no secret that almost every country on the planet is playing football today. Football being the most popular sport across the world, with millions of fans across the world. Making it certainly the most watched sport across the globe.
This gives rise to fan demands of watching sports live on the ground. But certainly not all millions can fit at the corner of the field, so today we have huge stadiums with 1000s of fans sitting capacity to meet the demand!
But to fit those thousands of people in one building, it requires a special kind of structure. A football stadium. The credit for the idea goes back to ancient greece! Watching the game in such an enormous structure is an experience in itself but it will certainly make you wonder - How these hugs structures are made! Well that is why we are here to answer that question.
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History of Football Stadium
Stating facts, the actual history of American football can be traced back to early rugby and football. However, consequently, both games were introduced in a variety of football games played in the UK in the mid-19th century, in which the football was kicked towards the goal or crossed a line, and this is based on the type of British public school football derived from medieval ball games.
Speaking about the father of Football, Sir Walter Camp is the first person and the most influential figure in the development of traditional football, distinguished the sport from its rugby and football origins.
After distinguishing between the two games, the after result was that the changes involved the introduction of faceoff lines, distance rules, and the legalization of forwarding passes and blocks.
Whereas, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries College football became the main version of the sport in the United States in the first half of the 20th century, hence it the reason why the game became more and more popular around.
However, the origins of professional football can be traced back to 1892. Pudge Heffelfinger's $500 contract will play the Allegheny Athletic Association in the Pittsburgh Athletic Club. Whereas, in 1920, the American Professional Football Association was established officially.
As a result, the modifications were made and two years later, this league was renamed the National Football League (NFL) and eventually became the main league of American football.
Genuine Professional football was originally a sport in industrial towns in the Midwest of the United States and eventually became a national phenomenon.
On the other hand, the modern era of American football can be studied to have begun after the NFL playoffs in 1932. To be precise, this was the first indoor championship game since 1902 and the first American football game featuring hash marks.
Addressing an important event was the American football game at the 1932 Summer Olympics, which was connected with a comparable display game at the 1933 World's Fair, which led to the first college All-Star game in 1934.
The popularity of American football in the second half of the 20th century can be traced back to the NFL Championship in 1958, which was called "the greatest game of all time."
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[@user-vr2xk9lk5h]

This provided nothing on how the stadium is made...

[@taptap5269]

i should've read the comments before watching the whole thing.

[@anasqai]

I imagine if an underground football stadium?

[@TravisClark1]

Yeah none of this makes sense. The only benefit of this is its really boring and good for falling asleep too

[@cynicalrabbit915]

This was supposed to be how basketballs are made not a history of.
Also I'm Unsubscribing because the videos and voice over don't match up with each step in the manufacturing process of anything on any video therefore not giving a true explaination of how anything is made.
SHOW AND EXPLAIN EACH STEP AT THE SAME TIME - JUST A VOICEOVER RANDOM SHOTS JUST DON'T CUT IT AS AN EXPLANATION OF HOW IT'S MADE.