Espaços de sociabilidade do futebol comunitário no conjunto Severino Cabral em Campina Grande - PB.

Abstract

Amateur, or community, football is a type of sport that, as it is not subject to professional organizations, produces its own, urban space that meets the state and private production, linked to local communities, such as neighborhoods, among others associations, constituting social practices that modify the landscape and move the daily. In Severino Cabral, a complex in the Bodocongó neighborhood, in the municipality of Campina Large, amateur football is represented by the football field - the fair's field - and its associations and which has a heterogeneous dynamic since, on a daily basis, it presents a space of little interaction with the rest of the community, with a change occurring on days of games, when the landscape is changed and social relations turn to the practice of sport and its dynamics. This work seeks to identify and describe social practices related to amateur football on the field of the Severino Cabral fair, through the associations and other agents. As urban space grows, requiring new areas for various facilities, occupations of amateur football fields, a situation that disintegrates football communities. With the advancement and popularization of social media via the internet, amateur football gains new practice spaces, such as blogs specialized channels and video channels with game broadcasts.