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It's all or nothing

Lauderhill, Florida

May 03, 2014 @ 22:13:56

I'm sorry if I used the wrong term, but I can't fully remember the terms in Soccer. My favorite club is Manchester United. One good thing that I found out is they will be going against the LA Galaxy on July 24th.

So who is your favorite club? If there is a correct term for this ( I don't think it's team) please correct me and inform me.

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NZMonkeyMan

Chch, New Zealand

#2

May 04, 2014 @ 09:01:33

Club sounds good dude!

I am an Aston Villa fan.

Seems we are safe this session, although f*** knows how. Mind you when it comes to scoring goals, the old adage is true "Even blind mice occasionally find cheese".

Mind you, Utd haven't had a pearler of a season either ay?

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RodgeTheStormcloak

Derby, United Kingdom

#3

May 04, 2014 @ 09:13:35

(OOC)
I have never liked the word 'soccer'.
In England, it has always been known as football. We call football in US, American football.

(I wonder how the word soccer came to be in US, and why it was never just called English football?)

I route for Newcastle United, by the way.

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FinchMeister

R8UpLittleTramps@ss

ReganNormanMinionluv,

#4

May 04, 2014 @ 09:22:39

@Cpat92 Said

I'm sorry if I used the wrong term, but I can't fully remember the terms in Soccer. My favorite club is Manchester United. One good thing that I found out is they will be going against the LA Galaxy on July 24th.

So who is your favorite club? If there is a correct term for this ( I don't think it's team) please correct me and inform me.

Same as yours. I don't watch games as much.

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FinchMeister

R8UpLittleTramps@ss

ReganNormanMinionluv,

#5

May 04, 2014 @ 09:23:57

@RodgeTheStormcloak Said

(OOC)
I have never liked the word 'soccer'.
In England, it has always been known as football. We call football in US, American football.

(I wonder how the word soccer came to be in US, and why it was never just called English football?)

I route for Newcastle United, by the way.

Same.i like football for soccer. What we call football seems dumb cause we use our hands.

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RodgeTheStormcloak

Derby, United Kingdom

#6

May 04, 2014 @ 09:29:00

@FinchMeister Said

Same.i like football for soccer. What we call football seems dumb cause we use our hands.

I could never work out the rules either. But I do like how the comedian George Carlin differentiated between football and baseball. (I'll have to find it and post it.)

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FinchMeister

R8UpLittleTramps@ss

ReganNormanMinionluv,

#7

May 04, 2014 @ 09:30:00

@RodgeTheStormcloak Said

I could never work out the rules either. But I do like how the comedian George Carlin differentiated between football and baseball. (I'll have to find it and post it.)

Thanks. I never seen it.

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RodgeTheStormcloak

Derby, United Kingdom

#8

May 04, 2014 @ 09:39:48

Found it and posted it.
I don't normally listen to American comedians, but I think George Carlin is/was the best.

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Electric_Banana

, New Zealand

#9

May 04, 2014 @ 09:46:24

Baby seal club.

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alhashed

Somerset, United Kingdom

#10

May 04, 2014 @ 17:05:16

Use to be a Sheffield Wednesday supporter but they've changed for the worse

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Cpat92

It's all or nothing

Lauderhill, Florida

#11

May 04, 2014 @ 22:23:03

@FinchMeister Said

Same as yours. I don't watch games as much.

I think it's cool that Manchester United is coming to the US to play in July.

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FinchMeister

R8UpLittleTramps@ss

ReganNormanMinionluv,

#12

May 04, 2014 @ 22:51:47

@Cpat92 Said

I think it's cool that Manchester United is coming to the US to play in July.

Where will they be?

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#13

May 05, 2014 @ 06:35:23

Cardiff City for me, *sigh*

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Cpat92

It's all or nothing

Lauderhill, Florida

#14

May 05, 2014 @ 08:54:24

@FinchMeister Said

Where will they be?

In Los Angeles going against the LA Galaxy. I hope they win.

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shadowen

Bunyip Bend, Australia

#15

May 05, 2014 @ 16:19:01

Interestingly the word 'soccer' originated in england...The word soccer is an abbreviation of association (from assoc.) and first appeared in universities in the 1880s. An early usage can be found in an English 1892 periodical

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