Aspects regarding the future regulation of Maltese football
type: CreativeWork
description: The main aim of this thesis is to look at various aspects and realities of the game of football in Malta. The Maltese nation throughout the years has been evolving and continuously changing. I truly believe that football is a living thing, and therefore in order for football to keep evolving and flourishing in our island it is important that there must be continuous changes and adaptations in an ever changing world. It would not be an understatement to say that currently we live in a global village. With the ever increasing influence of the media around the globe, football has been transformed into an industry around which huge sums of money do rotate annually. Football games and tournaments are aired around the world with enormous amounts of supporters vying to watch this beautiful game, a game which catches the imagination of the young and adults alike. I'm sure that in our early years, most of us dreamed or at least wished to be a good football player, possibly making it at the highest levels of the games. This is what makes football so special. It unites different peoples, from different backgrounds. It has a special flair which makes millions of supporters so passionate about it. Since I was a child I have been following football both at a local and also at an international level. Since my teenage years I have been involved in the local game. In fact being an avid Msida St Joseph supporter it was only a matter of time before my love for the game and for my club led me into occupying various administrative positions with the club hailing from Msida. Positions which varied from being a committee member, to that of occupying the presidential post at the football nursery. These years of involvement in the local football have through the years led me to encounter scenarios through which I learnt that actually the players playing and performing on the field of play is just the tip of the iceberg if compared to all the administrative work that is done both by the Malt…
abstract: The main aim of this thesis is to look at various aspects and realities of the game of football in Malta. The Maltese nation throughout the years has been evolving and continuously changing. I truly believe that football is a living thing, and therefore in order for football to keep evolving and flourishing in our island it is important that there must be continuous changes and adaptations in an ever changing world. It would not be an understatement to say that currently we live in a global village. With the ever increasing influence of the media around the globe, football has been transformed into an industry around which huge sums of money do rotate annually. Football games and tournaments are aired around the world with enormous amounts of supporters vying to watch this beautiful game, a game which catches the imagination of the young and adults alike. I'm sure that in our early years, most of us dreamed or at least wished to be a good football player, possibly making it at the highest levels of the games. This is what makes football so special. It unites different peoples, from different backgrounds. It has a special flair which makes millions of supporters so passionate about it. Since I was a child I have been following football both at a local and also at an international level. Since my teenage years I have been involved in the local game. In fact being an avid Msida St Joseph supporter it was only a matter of time before my love for the game and for my club led me into occupying various administrative positions with the club hailing from Msida. Positions which varied from being a committee member, to that of occupying the presidential post at the football nursery. These years of involvement in the local football have through the years led me to encounter scenarios through which I learnt that actually the players playing and performing on the field of play is just the tip of the iceberg if compared to all the administrative work that is done both by the Malt…
language: en
keywords: Soccer -- Malta -- History, Soccer -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries, Soccer -- Law and legislation -- Malta
date published: 2010
date modified: 2026-07-27T20:11:32Z
provider: University of Malta
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: University of Malta