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Where are all of the English wussies to respond to this? Most Americans will agree that the English are inferior to the Americans.....but.....sheesh, I just want some soccer comments.
Originally posted by chaney3wow, homophobic and sexist. you sure seem like a nice guy.
The male players of soccer/football act like feminine girls. They exist to merely to drop and fall with no contact and scream like a little girl to the ref, and play no defense.....or soccer. That is my point. Soccer players are feminine girls who spend hours to act hurt for the refs, than actually play soccer.
Why do I NOT watch soccer? Because it is ...[text shortened]... are not athletes, just mere actors, and have NO respect from me. Soccer is disgusting to watch.
Originally posted by chaney3It sounds like you might be just trolling. But in case you're not:
The male players of soccer/football act like feminine girls. They exist to merely to drop and fall with no contact and scream like a little girl to the ref, and play no defense.....or soccer. That is my point. Soccer players are feminine girls who spend hours to act hurt for the refs, than actually play soccer.
Why do I NOT watch soccer? Because it is ...[text shortened]... are not athletes, just mere actors, and have NO respect from me. Soccer is disgusting to watch.
Originally posted by sh76Do you mean play offs for relegation from the Premiership?
It sounds like you might be just trolling. But in case you're not:
Soccer is a tough sport to play and you have to be in amazing shape (unlike the American sports) to compete.
While I can't say I'm a huge fan, I'll watch the world cup and I did watch some premier league in the Spring on NBCSN and I found the drama interesting. (Paradoxically, I can't at a ...[text shortened]... on will amount to nothing. If they lick that problem, I'd be much more interested in the sport.
Originally posted by sh76on average there are about 5 touchdowns per game. the premier league average is about 3 goals per game. not a huge difference. just as most moments in a soccer game do not amount to a goal, the same could be argued about a.football and ice hockey.
It sounds like you might be just trolling. But in case you're not:
Soccer is a tough sport to play and you have to be in amazing shape (unlike the American sports) to compete.
While I can't say I'm a huge fan, I'll watch the world cup and I did watch some premier league in the Spring on NBCSN and I found the drama interesting. (Paradoxically, I can't at a ...[text shortened]... on will amount to nothing. If they lick that problem, I'd be much more interested in the sport.
Originally posted by stellspalfieMy point was not to criticize soccer/football for the amount of goals scored. If these 'men' played the entire game with the sole purpose of actually playing the sport, then.....the amount of goals scored is not a topic of discussion.
on average there are about 5 touchdowns per game. the premier league average is about 3 goals per game. not a huge difference. just as most moments in a soccer game do not amount to a goal, the same could be argued about a.football and ice hockey.
Originally posted by chaney3To my European friends out there. I must once again apologize on behalf of my arrogant and misguided fellow American. Though I agree with his views regarding the unnecessary faking of injuries in soccer matches, his statement regarding American superiority in soccer is not only incorrect, but reflects an all to common poor attitude many American's display to others in the world. I do watch soccer on occasion, and found that English teams are generally superior to American teams, and (with the exception of the Williams sisters) the same can be said for tennis and golf as well. I assure you this arrogance is not the opinion of all American's, but it's clear that many of those in the USA have a great deal to learn about how to relate to others.🙂
C'mon people.....chime in. This sports forum gets NO attention. I am interested in the views of the 'English' on this matter, because they love their football.....soccer.
Truth be told, the Americans can kick the English butts in soccer anyway, lol.
Originally posted by bill718Thanks Bill. You American chaps excel in many other sports. (And even in soccer have closed the gap significantly in the last few years).
To my European friends out there. I must once again apologize on behalf of my arrogant and misguided fellow American. Though I agree with his views regarding the unnecessary faking of injuries in soccer matches, his statement regarding American superiority in soccer is not only incorrect, but reflects an all to common poor attitude many American's display to ...[text shortened]... clear that many of those in the USA have a great deal to learn about how to relate to others.🙂
Originally posted by chaney3I for one hope football ( soccer ) doesn't take off in the USA .
Where are all of the English wussies to respond to this? Most Americans will agree that the English are inferior to the Americans.....but.....sheesh, I just want some soccer comments.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeBy playoffs, I mean a post season tournament to determine a champion. Maybe you have a different name for it. In the US, every major sport has one.
Do you mean play offs for relegation from the Premiership?
I suspect that many Americans struggle with 'soccer' as a lot of their own sports deliver instant gratification (by which i means lots of high action and scoring, such in basketball or ice hockey). Culturally, for example, they may struggle to enjoy a soccer game that ends 0-0, while someone brought up with soccer may still appreciate it for different reasons.
Originally posted by stellspalfieHockey has a similar issue to soccer, yes. But at least there's somewhat more scoring and there's much more action around the net. Action around the net is inherently more interesting than action in the middle of the pitch because the point of the game is to put the ball in the net.
on average there are about 5 touchdowns per game. the premier league average is about 3 goals per game. not a huge difference. just as most moments in a soccer game do not amount to a goal, the same could be argued about a.football and ice hockey.
Originally posted by chaney3Are you sure you didn't dream it?
Hey....you guys are not gonna believe this. I just watched a match between Arsenal and Chelsea. Only 15 minutes into the game, there were guys pulling shirts, falling down unhurt, and some guys running around pinching the 'bums' of other players. It was unbelievable. I looked closer, and saw the ball near the middle of the field, untouched, and idle. Ev ...[text shortened]... ises on their 'bottoms' from pinching. It was very bizarre!!!
Did anyone else see this game?