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American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 01:33:46


Andrés Cigüeña ☮ La Araña
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Edited 1/18/2015 00:05:21
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 01:44:47


Richard Sharpe 
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General answer, not enough action. Few shots on goal and even fewer goals scored
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 02:07:09


Thomas 633
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Most of the British Commonwealth play a game called "rugby", which is very similar. There is also another game called "aussie rules", which is played in australia.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 02:14:25


Andrés Cigüeña ☮ La Araña
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Yes I know aussie rules. Y'all hate soccer as well don't you?

Edited 1/17/2015 02:15:33
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 02:29:01


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America is the only country that likes fake foot ball :p
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 04:48:51


Thomas 633
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nah, we don't hate soccer: http://www.a-league.com.au/

EDIT: Go Adelaide United!!

Edited 1/17/2015 04:49:11
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 07:20:17


Lawlz
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fake foot ball
American football, have some respect please.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 09:23:48


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American football doesn't flow. Maximum 30 secs action at a time. Play time is a fraction of the actual game length.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 09:41:03


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I don't think Americans hate soccer, their just not very good at it. American football looks interesting, however English football is far superior. Rugby is better than American football also.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 11:13:04


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We, Europeans, don't hate football. We just hate calling "football" a game, in which mostly hands are used. In football (world's football, not american) players need to use legs (sometimes heads) and only one player in each team is able to use his hands to touch the ball. That's why it's called football. I think "american football*" should be called "american handball" and that would be ok. Furthermore, rugby is better because it's more interesting than in american football, where every action lasts for maybe 10 seconds and then you need to watch 30 seconds of ads.

*Yes, it has to be "american hanball", because "handball" exists already. I remember a women handball game between Poland's and the USA's national teams. It was funny. The best American player was a poor little girl (about 15 years old) who started to cry when Polish player hit her. Dudes, girls from my high school could play better and it was a national teams game :)

Edited 1/17/2015 11:19:44
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 12:07:15


Thomas 633
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im beast at four square...

but yeah. I think that's called European Handball in Australia. Kinda like tennis, foursquare is. Except using hands, the court is smaller and if it lands on a line the umpire doesn't get a facefull.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 12:26:06


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John Cleese rants - Soccer vs Football
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sD_8prYOxo
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 12:28:40


Thomas 633
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My dad made me read a book on John McEnroe...
You know how you used to get told off for complaining about umpires even a tiny, tiny bit when you went to school sports (you do these days anyway)? Well, someone should have told him that.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 16:20:31


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American Football is called so because the ball ( Egg? ) is one foot long. Therefore FootBall.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 17:07:20


Lord Veigar
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Meanwhile in Canada, we enjoy both footballs (But not that good in either one).
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 19:07:28


Poseidó̱nas
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We call Four Square downball or handball down in tassie Thomas and European handball is a completely different sport :p
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 23:08:51


Thomas 633
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tassie is weird :) or maybe just SA is weird :O
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/17/2015 23:44:48


Kreczmar
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What is four square downball? I know only one handball and it's similiar to football, but you can use only hands.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/18/2015 00:49:59


Thomas 633
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search up "foursquare" on wikihow, and there will probably be a decent guide.
American Football Vs Football/Soccer: 1/18/2015 01:05:37


Lawlz
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Another thing I don't get is the representation of a football as an egg. It used to be made out of an inflated pig bladder with a leather cover, that's why we called it pigskin.
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