Soccer/culture "Club" based website

"Soccer explains the world." This is a very broad concept that challenges multiple elements of our society. Firstly, the big picture. I consider myself a sports nut. Simply put by the time I was eight I had stopped watching cartoons at which point it was nothing but SportsCenter. As somebody who has studied and dedicated there life and conscious to the space, along with everything else it encompasses, I realized that something wasn't right. However, I didn't come to this realization until five years ago, when I started seriously following world football. As an American, like most, I wasn't too much of a fan, do to its foreign relation to the country and the lack of media attention. Once I understood the general business model in which the game operates under, I realized that the American "single entity" business structure for the major professional sports was broken. There's no accountability and leaves behind thousands. The best way to explain it, is to understand the differences between a "franchise" and a "club". Simply put, a franchise is a brand, and a club is a human organization. As a fan, you belong to the club, and the community in which it is rooted benefits the greatest. Now the beginning. Before we can implement our values and the bigger picture, we have to start somewhere. With the World Cup this summer, my plan is to host watch parties (minus the party) that will take place in a movie theater setting. Far different from watching in a bar or at home, the viewer will be taking the match in as if it were a movie. Showcasing the games true art form, offering a different perspective, especially for the American sports fan (like my former self), who is either on the fence or unaware. There's always concern for the red tape and regulations that can arise, but the plan is to host soccer viewings from here on out in this fashion. Year round. In two weeks, the Champions League Final takes place, and as a lead up to the games this summer, I see this as a great trial run. But because of the short time we have until that date (Saturday, May 26th), a simple website is very urgent. Ideally, by this Monday. It doesn't have to be much, but just a single page for people to be directed to for tickets and directions, as well as an email input to build a list.