This is really bad! Soccer, despite its worlwide appeal, is in a sorry state as evidenced by the France ireland match. This article certainly makes the match even more suspect!
Originally posted by scacchipazzo http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/23/sports/soccer/23iht-SOCCER.html?_r=1
This is really bad! Soccer, despite its worlwide appeal, is in a sorry state as evidenced by the France ireland match. This article certainly makes the match even more suspect!
Originally posted by divegeester Worldwide it's called 'football'.
it would be interesting if the sport played in the NFL was to successfully catch on in the rest of the world. Then the rest of the world would have to deal with having two sports called "football".
Originally posted by Melanerpes it would be interesting if the sport played in the NFL was to successfully catch on in the rest of the world. Then the rest of the world would have to deal with having two sports called "football".
We already have that problem in Toronto.
We have lots of football fans and lots of football fans.
Originally posted by Melanerpes it would be interesting if the sport played in the NFL was to successfully catch on in the rest of the world. Then the rest of the world would have to deal with having two sports called "football".
it would be referred to as 'american football' like it is already, plus football is quite popular outside the us to watch, especially in the uk.
Originally posted by scacchipazzo The posturing at least is not done to try and fenagle some advantage! In footie dives are to trick refs!
.... and no one cheats in grid iron then?π²
what about the 'new england video taping incident'π²π²
never happend before did it- by other teamsπ²π²π²π²