⑴ 英国体育政策
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⑵ 谁有关于英国体育运动和假期生活的文章（要英文的）急！！！！
你好 请看如下
From The Times
May 7, 2009
Can Lionel Messi prove match for United?
Argentinian's artistic skills will be put to the ultimate test against experience of the holders in Champions League showdown
Patrick Barclay, Chief Football Commentator 这些是题目 作者之类的，你会看吧。
以下是内容
Chelsea may have felt cheated, but Europe has a final fit for the football-lover. Forget all the drivel about referees favouring Barcelona on the grounds that they are not from England; Tom Henning Ovrebo was an inadequate referee (as I noted after seeing him when Arsenal played away to Villarreal), not a bent one.
Michel Platini was never worried that the final would be all-English and anyone who said otherwise was hazarding a bad guess. What Uefa’s president should be worried about is the standard of refereeing represented by the Norwegian.
Just as Barcelona reckoned that they were hard done by at Wolfgang Stark’s hands in the first leg at the Nou Camp, Chelsea had genuine cause for complaint against Ovrebo. They will moan as the Catalans did after Chelsea knocked their team out at Stamford Bridge four years ago, when Pierluigi Collina failed to spot the foul on Víctor Valdés that preceded John Terry’s winner.
We, who just want to see the best possible game of football, need not detain ourselves with partisan issues. Whatever Didier Drogba may think, we would rather see Lionel Messi than him in Rome, all things being equal (and away goals counting double), and the prospect of Cristiano Ronaldo’s presence serves only to whet the appetite.
Whatever philistines may say, it does matter that such a clash of philosophies as the semi-final draw dictated found resolution in Barcelona’s favour. It matters that pure skill should overcome the sweat, discipline and organisation, however admirable, that came within a few minutes of rendering Messi marginal.
Ronaldo, with two goals and an assist for Manchester United against Arsenal the previous night, had put on a hard act for even the little Argentinian to follow and for almost 93 minutes the task proved beyond him. For all the joy Messi brings to the Spanish league, he did not look strong enough to face a Barclays Premier League heavyweight.
And then he stroked a simple pass to Andrés Iniesta. The right weight on the ball matters in such situations and, as it flew past Petr Cech, every Barcelona player knew that the technique in which they take such pride had prevailed yet again, banishing Chelsea, who had endeavoured to smother them and so nearly succeeded.
Whether Messi and company can withstand the force of Ronaldo and United in Rome remains to be seen. On last night’s evidence, Messi will have his work cut out to loosen the crown of the World Player of the Year. Pep Guardiola and his team so nearly ran out of inspiration last night. Messi looked a boy again amid the blue muscularity that underlined Guus Hiddink’s pre-match references to football as a man’s game.
Michael Essien’s majestic volley signalled Chelsea’s desire for a second chance to snatch the greatest prize from United. The crowd were lifted and Barcelona became anxious, hurried, as Hiddink must have hoped they would. Even Messi could not buy time on the ball. Zealously policed by Ashley Cole as Michael Ballack, Frank Lampard and Florent Malouda blocked Xavi Hernández’s lines of communication to him, he appeared almost forlorn. A different approach was tried. He went outside Cole, but the obligation to deliver a dangerous cross with his right foot proved beyond Messi, who miscued into Cech’s hands.
At times there was so much for Chelsea to deal with in the air that they might have thought they were playing Stoke City. Again, this was a pleasing picture for Hiddink. What Guardiola wanted was to see Messi running through Chelsea, dribbling, teasing, tempting defenders. Yet Chelsea were wonderfully obrate. Anything less like carving holes in Real Madrid at the Bernabéu, as Barcelona had done in their 6-2 win there on Saturday, would have been hard to imagine.
Until Messi and Iniesta found a way.
其实，你可以自己上网去看啊，只是我不知道 中国能不能上英国和美国的网站。
美国纽约时报 www.nytimes.com
英国泰吾士报 www.times.com
美国报纸。 www.ustoday.com
美国报纸 www.us.com
不好意思了 因为我在美国，关注美国的比英国的要多。
⑶ 英国户外运动在近代体育形成发展中的地位和作用很大,为什么
英国素称“抄户外运动之乡”，袭也是近代竞技运动的重要发源地。18世纪60年代开始出现工业革命，在英国蒸汽机和纺织机广泛地应用在生产上，促进了工业生产的飞跃发展。尽管当时以军事为目的兵式体操运动正席卷整个欧洲，但英国新兴的资产阶级为了解决由大机械生产、生产节奏加快及城市人口剧增等一系列社会问题，在全国积极推行发展户外运动和游戏，如狩猎、钓鱼、射箭、旅行、登山、赛艇、帆船、游泳、水球、滑冰、疾跑、跳远、跳高、撑竿跳高、投石、掷铁饼、羽毛球、板球、地滚球、高尔夫球、曲棍球、橄榄球、足球等。户外运动作为理想的体育休闲手段，正以一种更加自由、随意的运动方式，倍受英国大众的青睐。随着英国的对外发展，户外运动和游戏的影响很快传到了美国、法国及世界其他国家。
英国户外运动和游戏的发展，主要表现为深受英国大众喜爱、普及面很广；各项运动技术水平的提高，规则的制定和渐趋统一；全国性的单项运动协会陆续成立以及各项体育运动向世界各国的传播。
⑷ 英国16世纪出现的体育运动是什么
任务。
⑸ 英国体育的「举国体制」是怎样的
举国体制是指以国家利益作为最高目标，国家体育管理机构在全国范围内调动相关资源和力量，国家负担经费来配置优秀的教练员和软硬件设施，集中选拔、培养、训练有天赋的优秀体育运动员参加奥运会等国际体育赛事，在比赛中与他国竞争，争取优异比赛成绩、打破记录、夺取金牌的体育体制。
1996年亚特兰大奥运会，大不列颠只带回了一枚金牌比哈萨克斯坦少两枚和一颗受伤的民族心灵。16年后，得益于一个从国家彩票基金拿到充裕资金、专门培养英国运动员的机器般精密运作的机构，英国奥运代表团已经彻底改头换面。结果就是英国队有望在自家主场实现创纪录的表现。
亚特兰大奥运会的这场危机促使英国政府将资金从新成立的国家彩票基金划拨给一个能够培养大批赢得奖牌的运动员以及重振民族威望的体育机构。这个机构就是“英国体育”，于1997年成立。该机构起初是重点抓英国擅长的那些项目，包括赛艇、帆船、自行车和田径，并着重培养在这些项目中有望拿到奖牌的运动员。这是一个务实的办法。“英国体育”甚至根除了“体制障碍”，也就是那些在国际上打比赛但已经过了黄金期而且不大可能赢奥运奖牌的运动员。自那时起，“英国体育”就能够为运动员提供充足的资金支持前提是他们未来有赢奖牌的希望。
⑹ 假如你是一名采访员你将采访贝克汉姆关于英国著名的体育体育运动这一个话题
贝克汉姆先生，请问你喜欢踢足球不
⑺ 英国著名的体育运动
英式橄榄球
马球
板球
斯诺克台球
飞镖
就这些英国人玩得不错了现在
其他的像
足球
羽毛球
乒乓球
虽然也起源于英国 但英国人已经不行了
⑻ 英国和中国对于体育运动态度的相似和不同
第一是礼貌，我们中国是文明古国。第二是文化的差异
⑼ 英国体育运动
足球~
⑽ 英国的体育运动有哪些
英式橄榄球
马球
板球
斯诺克台球
飞镖
就这些英国人玩得不错了现在
其他的像
足球
羽毛球
乒乓球
虽然也起源于英国
但英国人已经不行了