TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Some silly American woman on tv already calling it the 'soccer world cup'
Some silly American woman on tv already calling it the 'soccer world cup'
Horribly overhyped by the BBC. No excuse for giving over BBC1 to this other than it ticks all the right-on boxes and is cheap to broadcast. About as thrilled by the prospect of this as I always am by the ham-fisted well-meaning REMF game. Must have gone to a dozen of those. Never yet made the final whistle let alone the near-obligatory penalty shootout.
Aww diddums, it's tough for you isn't it?
Soccer is an English word invented by English people and since adopted by Americans.
Horribly overhyped by the BBC. No excuse for giving over BBC1 to this other than it ticks all the right-on boxes and is cheap to broadcast. About as thrilled by the prospect of this as I always am by the ham-fisted well-meaning REMF game. Must have gone to a dozen of those. Never yet made the final whistle let alone the near-obligatory penalty shootout.
I've never had an issue with the word "soccer". What I do have an issue with is North Americans insisting on calling that other sport "football".
Disappointed by your remarks about the REMF. I was Robert's football manager at one time and played a season with him in my team. What would you suggest to make it better?
Disappointed by your remarks about the REMF. I was Robert's football manager at one time and played a season with him in my team. What would you suggest to make it better?
Why? There are at least 6 different sports that I can think of that get called football. Do you get annoyed when the Italians call it calico?
Why? There are at least 6 different sports that I can think of that get called football. Do you get annoyed when the Italians call it calico?
Another fabricated word.
No, they're not an English speaking nation.
They could have called it anything else. Football doesn't even make much sense.