I almost forgot Americans call it soccer...
I'm not big on sports at all really..
Divine Dragon wrote:I almost forgot Americans call it soccer...
I'm not big on sports at all really..
I'm pretty sure everyone else calls it football., yeah xDTsunami wrote:Divine Dragon wrote:I almost forgot Americans call it soccer...
I'm not big on sports at all really..
Don't they call it football elsewhere? I'm not sure. Gets confusing for me.
It's a fact...Secret_Surfer wrote:I'm not sure about other places calling soccer "football". It's possible, I suppose.
Yeah, the US is the only country that doesn't call it that. It's even futbol in Spanish. Football makes a lot more sense, than what "football" is in the US. The ball is kicked a lot less than it is carried and thrown!Divine Dragon wrote:It's a fact...Secret_Surfer wrote:I'm not sure about other places calling soccer "football". It's possible, I suppose.
One Wiki quote kinda.. gives an explanation.The Komrade wrote:Yeah, the US is the only country that doesn't call it that. It's even futbol in Spanish. Football makes a lot more sense, than what "football" is in the US. The ball is kicked a lot less than it is carried and thrown!Divine Dragon wrote:It's a fact...Secret_Surfer wrote:I'm not sure about other places calling soccer "football". It's possible, I suppose.
While it is widely believed that the word "football" (or "foot ball") originated in reference to the action of a foot kicking a ball, there is a rival explanation, which has it that football originally referred to a variety of games in medieval Europe, which were played on foot.
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