Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
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Ingrid
Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
If you prefer one over the other....would you care to explain why you feel that way? Is it because one is more popular then the other? Football RulezSoccer RulezNone. I am not into those.Show results <i></i>
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NOAImawario
Re: Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
I like both, But Football is more my pace.. <B>I'ma Wario!! I'ma Gonna Win!!!<B> <i></i>
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DEVILRAYS
Re: Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
I understand football. It's exciting to me. Soccer really isn't. Especially since no one ever scores anything. It's nice when there's enough offense in a 1-0 game that there are lots of chances to score, but if there's no offense, it can't be exciting. It's not like baseball, where a shutout indicates a spectacular pitching performance. DEVILRAYS Rad Stadium<
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Commcorranhorn
Re: Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
I prefer football (american) because it does involve alot of running by the offense and defense but there is a much more physical side top football, soccer is just endurance... Football requires, strength as well as endurance. MTFBWY ~Commander Corran Horn<
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The Great Butcher
Re: Football Vs. Soccer...which one?
Football. Soccer is like hockey without sticks, fighting, which makes hockey fun "You guys really f*cked up. I'm going to have to lay a lot of you off." <I>Steve Jobs</I>I am <i></i>
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Techist
Re: football
soccer or Football as we originally named it.... <
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>The very earliest form of the game for which there is scientific evidence was an exercise of precisely this skilful technique dating back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries B.C. in China. First Called football in 1863 by the English.. <
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>The very earliest form of the game for which there is scientific evidence was an exercise of precisely this skilful technique dating back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries B.C. in China. First Called football in 1863 by the English.. <
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selone
Re: football
Darn it stop saying soccer #blows a gasket# I prefer the football where predominately you use your feet to kick a ball Why do I prefer football to american football?<
>Well its much more flowing and better paced. I watched an american football match and it lasted like 3 and a bit hours for what was a game with 60 minutes supposed to be played. <
>Football is much more engrossing you get drawn into the game and something coul;d happen at any second and goals when they come mean something.<
>Don't get me wrong I still like american football but for that type of game I prefer rugby, as thats full of action and mayhem D"> Want to read news thats actually entertaining-Go here<
>Newcastle 4 Man U. 3<i> And you can zip it with man u 3- blah blah when was the last time the mancs beat us 5-0 Hah-hah </i><i>Edited by: selone at: 4/22/02 5:20:46 pm<
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>Well its much more flowing and better paced. I watched an american football match and it lasted like 3 and a bit hours for what was a game with 60 minutes supposed to be played. <
>Football is much more engrossing you get drawn into the game and something coul;d happen at any second and goals when they come mean something.<
>Don't get me wrong I still like american football but for that type of game I prefer rugby, as thats full of action and mayhem D"> Want to read news thats actually entertaining-Go here<
>Newcastle 4 Man U. 3<i> And you can zip it with man u 3- blah blah when was the last time the mancs beat us 5-0 Hah-hah </i><i>Edited by: selone at: 4/22/02 5:20:46 pm<
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TempMatt
Re: Football
SOCCER!
Soccer ("football" ;P) by far! I love soccer, always have, i grew up with it. Although I DO like football(American) too. I never miss the superbowl. <
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>Most people @ first glance say Soccer isnt a skilled sport, its easy to play, not exciting, slow paced, and the athletes just have to be good at running (endurance), etc...not true. I've played both sports before, and soccer is much much more difficult to play. Its way more tiring than any other sport that ive played (ive played basketball, baseball, football, etc...) and it takes pure strength to play. You HAVE to be in perfect shape to play...hence you "never" see an overweight player in Soccer like you do in most other sports. But, it takes more than strength, it takes coordination (tons of it), endurance (most people would pass out before they could even finish a full game) , good timing, ability to read people, etc...the list goes on. I love it, if you are a true Soccer fan, TRUST me, its exciting. You're on the edge of your seat 90% of the time when you watch matches. Thats my take on the subject
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>Most people @ first glance say Soccer isnt a skilled sport, its easy to play, not exciting, slow paced, and the athletes just have to be good at running (endurance), etc...not true. I've played both sports before, and soccer is much much more difficult to play. Its way more tiring than any other sport that ive played (ive played basketball, baseball, football, etc...) and it takes pure strength to play. You HAVE to be in perfect shape to play...hence you "never" see an overweight player in Soccer like you do in most other sports. But, it takes more than strength, it takes coordination (tons of it), endurance (most people would pass out before they could even finish a full game) , good timing, ability to read people, etc...the list goes on. I love it, if you are a true Soccer fan, TRUST me, its exciting. You're on the edge of your seat 90% of the time when you watch matches. Thats my take on the subject
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rayeanne33
Re: Football
I don't really prefer either, but I find American Football very boring. I think the game takes forever and there's a lot of ego in American football. If I watch any A. football at all it's college, and that's rare. <
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>Soccer (football) is a constant motion sport, kinda like hockey in a way. It holds my attention better because there's always something to watch.<
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>I guess another reason could be is that every 5 years my birthday falls on Superbowl Sunday.......... <i></i>
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>Soccer (football) is a constant motion sport, kinda like hockey in a way. It holds my attention better because there's always something to watch.<
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>I guess another reason could be is that every 5 years my birthday falls on Superbowl Sunday.......... <i></i>
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TempMatt
Re: Football
Soccer! I grew up playing it...and i've been a fan of it for as long as I can remember!
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