Sentence examples for commitment to soccer from inspiring English sources
"We are aware of what is going on in the telecom industry, but regardless of the share price, Phil Anschutz and A.E.G. have made a large commitment to soccer," Garber said.
Beckham's words were more important than anything he did in the Galaxy's 3-1 victoverover the woeful Red Bulls, for there was none of the fawning of 2007 but instead tough questions about his commitment to helping soccer in the United States, playing in the World Cup and fulfilling his contractual obligations to the Galaxy and to M.L.S.
When his contractual opportunity to own an MLS team was first disclosed in 2009, Beckham reiterated his "commitment to develop soccer in the United States".
"It allows me to play for A.C. Milan and the L.A. Galaxy in the same year, and also to continue my commitment to develop soccer in the United States, which is something I am passionate about".
"Our commitment to developmental soccer aims to penetrate every aspect of grassroots growth; outside of our partnership with UNICEF, our dealers are encouraged to associate with localised developmental tournaments and become involved as much as possible to assist in similar initiatives.
Privately the U.S. players groused about Klinsmann's holistic training methods and his insistence on a 24/7 commitment to fitness and soccer.
Colombia was missing many of its stars because of those players' commitments to their soccer clubs.
This time last year, Orlando had been confirmed as major league worthy, with the commitment to build a soccer-specific arena.
For years, I translated his model of responsibility largely to sports and saw my commitment to any team-soccer or basketball-as an act of responsibility.
The head of soccer's world governing body later released a statement to 'clarify his comments' and has been on a charm offensive after conducting a number of interviews in Europe to stress his commitment to eradicating racism from soccer.
Prodded by a national commitment to improve public transportation for soccer's 2010 World Cup, Johannesburg is carrying out the nation's most ambitious program.
