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Name: SALIM ALRASHDI

Title: Speech about Real Madrid football club.

General Purpose: To Inform about Real Madrid football club.

Specific Purpose: To show my audience of three aspects of Real Madrid football club.

Central Idea: Real Madrid has great background of history, honours, players and management Team.

Introduction

Attention: Do you know why they call it the royal club?

Reveal topic: Today I am going to tell you information about one of the most famous, richest and oldest sports club in the world it is Real Madrid football club.

Credibility: I am supporting this team for 9 years now. That can show you how much I know football and Real Madrid very well.

Preview: At the end of my speech, you will inform three things about Real Madrid club. To be specific, you can get the information about history of Real Madrid, Real Madrid’s honours, players and management Team of Real Madrid.

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Transition: let’s start with first aspect is it history of Real Madrid.

I. Real Madrid has a long history of achievements. a) Madrid City knew football from professors and students of the status of "Free Education Foundation", those professors and students made team in 1897 and named it "Sky team football". b) Real Madrid was founded formally in 1902, three years later in 1905 Real Madrid won its first cup of Spanish Cup. c) The team moved to its first Stadium “O'Donnell” in 1912, a new stadium was built in1947. This was the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium as it is known today. d) In 1920, the name of the team has been modified by the King of Spain Alfonso to become Real Madrid. e) Real Madrid was chosen the team of the 20th century by FIFA in 2000.

Transition: Now that I have informed you about history of Real Madrid, it is time to speech about Real Madrid honours.

II. Real Madrid the most successful team in the world where it won 82 Championship in locally and globally. f) Real
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