The game book presents engaging, easy-to-understand games related to both upcoming and past football matches. In addition, idea sketches are presented for new, creative ways to express feelings and opinions during the match and the simultaneous competition, which takes place in a private setting between friends and family members. The games can have a couple of positive, important spinoff effects beyond increased excitement and engagement, including that visually impaired people will have a better experience of what is happening in the highlights on the pitch, when they compete against sighted family members and friends. In addition, the games can also become an effective tool for coaches to give players faster and more precise messages/instructions before and during the match. The book also reveals a widespread and serious football professional error on the Internet, an error that has become even more widespread with artificial intelligence. The author believes this situation is a serious obstacle to both training and development of the sport. The author, with his advanced age (81), has a long history as an analytical football fan and calls himself in the book "A kind of football developer." There is a need to make some serious contributions and considerations to improve the sport of football in a few important areas, while at the same time seeing football as an entertaining game and an area for many to develop their artistic and inventive talent, in a social, safe setting. An additional spinoff from the games the author hopes will happen: That in the future there will be more pressure from the audience to score more goals; so that 0-0 matches will become almost a rarity.
