Sentence examples for growing soccer from inspiring English sources

NBC recently paid $4.38 billion for four Olympic Games through 2020, but the growing soccer market is not that mature.

The grumblings of this growing soccer mob grew into an indistinct rumbling and then a unified chant emerged.

It was a treat for the child, whose presence Sunday indicated he had some interest in the growing soccer scene in Manhattan, as well as for Villas-Boas, whose team longs for a brighter spotlight.

And as the United States goes in search of a style for its growing soccer ambition, it would seem logical that the Latino game that suits Argentines and Brazilians and Mexicans well enough will become the American way as well.

Russia and Qatar will build the stadiums and the people will go, and the rising tide of American footie fans will watch in pubs, and travel to those games, and have a great old time as a growing soccer nation in its own right, consumers and participants.

Planting a World Cup in a growing soccer nation does not have the medium term impact we first thought.

"I don't think it's systematic racism," says Nick Lusson, the director of NorCal Premier Soccer Foundation an organization to grow soccer in California's underserved communities.

"M.L.S. is a perfect fit for our new group, and we are uniquely positioned to help grow soccer in the United States with extensive coverage on NBC Sports Network, significant programming on the broadcast network and our growing digital platforms.

"When David and I discussed making the move from Real Madrid to the LA Galaxy back in 2007, our minds were firmly focused on the massive opportunity of helping to grow soccer in the United States," Fuller said.

Ultimately, I'm doing this venture because I want to grow soccer at all levels and want to share my passion for the world's game with the people of San Francisco.

"It's all part of growing the soccer culture in this country.