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The 16 pages that link to The Football Association, each with the reason it gives.

• Association footballRelated: Its first laws separated association football from other football codes.

• Penalty kickRelated: Its early competition rules formed the setting for the penalty-kick proposal.

• Laws of the GameRelated: It is one of the national associations represented in IFAB's rule-making structure.

• England national football teamRelated: It organizes and administers England’s national teams.

• International Football Association BoardRelated: It was one of the four British associations that established the Board.

• FA CupRelated: It founded and organizes the FA Cup.

• Jules RimetRelated: Its early rules and influence shaped the international game Rimet sought to organize.

• Manchester United F.C.Narrower topic: It organizes the FA Cup, a major domestic competition in the club’s history.

• Alf RamseyRelated: The FA appointed Ramsey England manager and oversaw his national-team tenure.

• Ebenezer Cobb MorleyRelated: Morley helped establish the organization that adopted and administered the rules he drafted.

• João HavelangeCompared with: Its older national governance model contrasts with FIFA’s growing transnational authority under Havelange.

• Stanley RousRelated: Rous’s administrative career began in English football, where the FA was his national governing institution.

• History of association footballRelated: Its 1863 rules gave association football a distinct code separate from rugby.

• Robert GuérinCompared with: Its refusal to join FIFA at the 1904 founding showed the limits of Guérin’s initial coalition.

• Howard WebbRelated: The FA oversees English football and its refereeing structures.

• FIFA Men's World RankingNarrower topic: National associations monitor the ranking because it can affect draws and international standing.