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Any Soccer fans?
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zenzero
Its only a Label
Friend te_lanus,
Used to play soccer when in school.
Yes the understanding is simple.
As a physical exercise used to play soccer, cricket, basket-ball, handball, table tennis etc. Never developed interests to follow others playing for any reason as am neither attached with any labels like state, region, country etc. Yes, rarely watch it on TV for fun and appreciate someone playing well at that moment.
Love & rgds
Used to play soccer when in school.
Yes the understanding is simple.
As a physical exercise used to play soccer, cricket, basket-ball, handball, table tennis etc. Never developed interests to follow others playing for any reason as am neither attached with any labels like state, region, country etc. Yes, rarely watch it on TV for fun and appreciate someone playing well at that moment.
Love & rgds
te_lanus
Alien Hybrid
Me myself, I like soccer.esp. english premiership. and a bit of our local soccer as well
Aquitaine
Well-Known Member
Te-Lanus, what is your opinion on the very "commercialized" Soccer, where it's large rich clubc buying international players?
Do you like it or think it should really just be about local players for local clubs etc, or do you care for the actual game rather than where the players are from or how rich the clubs are etc?
Just out of curiosity ^_^
te_lanus
Alien Hybrid
I think to make money it works, but it kills local soccer, especially if one look at english soccer.
I think it should as local players will grow, but there must be power against power
I once watched a lot of soccer, but I found an even more exciting passion....watching paint dry. Such drama!
TheDane93
Member
Soccer isnt about the amount of goals scored - its so much more: its beatyfull to watch when its been done to perfection fx. when spain plays its a joy to just see them pass it around, and you can sense the amount of work and thougt put into every step they take and every pass they make. And when everything just add up, thats when a goal is scored. A goal is the sign of a set-piece done to perfection!
Nemo Hawkins
Member
soccer ? no never hurd of that now football thats a cool sport
no not that **** thay play in the usa im talking about REAL football
YID ARMY!!!!!!!!
no not that **** thay play in the usa im talking about REAL football
YID ARMY!!!!!!!!
I'm a soccer fan. Although where I'm from we call it football
That's why you should watch the championship. Much more entertaining
Yerda
Veteran Member
I'm Scottish, and I watch your Championship every chance I get. By far the most entertaining league I've ever followed. Obviously it's being flooded with cash and caught in the hype of chasing the Premiership dream, but that only seems to have made it better. The quality on display is very high (much better than our SPL) but it's still teeming with clubs who are still responsive to their fans. Less diving and other forms of cheating than the Premiership (or La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga) too. And, it's full of Scots.
League 1 is also pretty decent, though I haven't seen much of League 2.
Magic Man
Reaper of Conversation
I love the premiership. I wouldn't mind watching the Championship, but being in America, I have to take what I can get, and that's not something I can get. It's gotten a lot easier to follow the Premiership in the last decade, though. Maybe at some point, I can get more than just that (and La Liga, which isn't as good, IMO).