Basically, a lot of different groups and individuals who expressed the origins of football. An expert on the history of football, for example, Bill Muray, wrote a book The World Game: A History of Soccer said that football has been played since the early AD, the people in Ancient Egypt had known this game by way of carrying and kicking a ball are made bundles of linen cloth.
In the recorded history of Ancient Greece there is also a game called Episcuro (game using the ball) to the game they call football is evident from the figure reliefs on the walls of the museum that tells the story of a young man holding a round ball and play with her thighs. There is also a version of the ancient history of the origins of the other football from the State Sakura, Japan, since the 8th century, the Japanese call it as the Kemari (ball used is made from deer skin down the middle there is a hole filled with air).
Due to the number of versions and various opinions from various circles is that in the early 1900's or more precisely in 1904, founded an organization of the world's highest football or what is known as FIFA. FIFA had officially declared that the football club was originally derived from the Chinese mainland is precisely in the 2nd century to the 3rd century BC during the reign of the Han Dynasty, when it was known as 'Tsu-chu' (which means crashing Tsu ball with the foot, while the ball chu means of skin and contains).
Indeed, football has indeed been discovered since 3000 years ago in many parts of the world but in a different form. If the birth of modern football was first born in the UK are usually used as the sports 'war' that occurred in 1863 at a meeting at the Freemason's Tavern, and then formed an association of English football are named Football Association (FA), which until now serves to make the rules valid in the sport of football that the sport became very popular and interesting walks and then again in 1886 formed an association to issue rules of modern football around the world called the International Football Association Board (IFAB).
