General Football OR Soccer vote

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1 minute ago, K_K said:

If you’re from the uk you call it football , America soccer , Australia Soccer 

what do YOU call it?

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1 minute ago, K_K said:

If you’re from the uk you call it football , America soccer , Australia Soccer 

yeah but football is originally from the uk so lets just keep it at football

 

[K_K 167.4k]

2 minutes ago, RRC.11 said:

yeah but football is originally from the uk so lets just keep it at football

 

Unless you have lived other places in the world you will never truly understand. A lot of games came from the uk but can’t play them on the world level. Soccer it is

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Just now, K_K said:

Unless you have lived other places in the world you will never truly understand. A lot of games came from the uk but can’t play them on the world level. Soccer it is

that doesnt make any sense, thats the same as calling ''tennis'': racketball or something. thats just changing the name. and a name is not something to be changed when you change from language. its the same as going to anther country and randomly changing your name to that countrys most used name. except for asian thats a weird thing right?

 

[aejiri 17]

I call it soccer because of where I live and how our culture is. The argument that it should be called football since you use your feet to kick the ball is meaningless to me because poker has nothing to do with poking, bowling has nothing to do with bowls, cricket has nothing to do with crickets... etc

[Guest]

We know that Football has been around since 1500's, going back to when children would kick pigs bladder's around. Some say it goes back 2000 years ago.

'American Football', however, was made somewhat around the 1880's. '1880's that a great rugby player from Yale, Walter Camp, pioneered rules changes that slowly transformed rugby into the new game of American Football.'

'American Football' was a derivative of rugby. 

I think this establishes that football is football, and american football is american football, or rather, 'american rugby'. - Or at least in my opinion. Slang is slang, if you're in the US then it's most likely soccer. 

Updated July 7, 2018 by Guest

[kowoto 25]

I was real confused when I first heard that football was also rugby, haha.

[floatingp 4]

lol

[Anh Truong 0]

football

[Steverito 1]

Football