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More specific: Which league has the strongest "average" team?
Please post where you're from also.
Please post where you're from also.
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With the Colts and the Bungles it's definitely the AFC. I'm still not sold on the Seahawks.
NOT Belgian League for sure. I am conviced that George five days before his death, was still a better socer player than 95% of the losers we have walking about the Belgian green fields.
LeBrad said:With the Colts and the Bungles it's definitely the AFC. I'm still not sold on the Seahawks.
Actually I'll let you off since your best player (ever?) was playing for Celtic and was rather good :-) bit old now tho, but in his hay day was a a scoring machine.. 242 goals in 315 games.. not bad in any division, shame about 2003 tho :(
honestrosewater said:Yeah, Peyton and Dungy are hotties, but it's totally the NFC. I mean, we have the Barber twins and the yonger Manning. And everyone knows the younger brothers are way hotter. So what is everyone else talking about? Succer?
I bet they aren't insomniacs either. We could so easily steal this thread and make it about real sports like frisbee or beer pong.franznietzsche said:I dunno, but its not football![]()
honestrosewater said:I bet they aren't insomniacs either. We could so easily steal this thread and make it about real sports like frisbee or beer pong.
honestrosewater said:I bet they aren't insomniacs either.
siddharth said:No, but they are spread over a lot of countries.
When you compare Association football and American football, it is easy to notice that
(i) Injuries are much more probable in American football
(ii) American football is much more expensive
(iii) It's too violent (reminds me of fully armoured tanks battling)
Besides,
you have a ball and you play with your feet, so football.
I wonder why Americans call American football as football?
From what I have seen most of the passing and running is done with the ball in the hands. Handball would have been a better name.
honestrosewater said:Huh huh... you said elongated balls.
Meh, I guess it's not the worst thing you could have done with them.franznietzsche said:Well...you know...yeah...![]()
honestrosewater said:Meh, I guess it's not the worst thing you could have done with them.
So what should the two sports be called? Handball is no good -- in fact, hand anything is no good. Suggestions? Something ball...
honestrosewater said:I think this still-of-the-night-thread-stealing stuff is harder than I remember.
Aww, you want to talk about it? If so, I suggest you go somewhere where someone wants to listen.franznietzsche said:Well the alternative is sleep. Sleep is great. But when I sleep, I dream. And my dreams are great. Which leads to me waking up and realizing that they're only dreams, and that's all they'll ever be. And that part is not so great.
Ooh, Rugbyball. Nice.siddharth said:I think American Rugby is a better name.
siddharth said:I think American Rugby is a better name.
honestrosewater said:Ooh, Rugbyball. Nice.![]()
So what is so great about (non-American) football? Other than getting to scream "Score!" a lot. Oh, or is it "Goal!"?
Canada has something like F-ball? Seriously?neurocomp2003 said:CFL rules are better than the NFL.
Yes, the Candian Football League even had teams in Shreveport, LA, a team in Tennesse (I think it was in Memphis), Birmingham, plus the most infamous team of all: The Baltimore CFL Colts. The Indianapolis Colts, which once were located in Baltimore, but moved to Indianapolis in the middle of the night, sued the CFL Colts to force them to quit using the Colts name (this was before Modell packed up and moved his Browns from Cleveland to Baltimore). The NFL Colts won their case in the middle of the CFL season, so the Baltimore CFL team played the rest of the season (and the next) with no name, but still kept the horse logo on their helmets. ESPN suddenly started showing CFL highlights just so Chris Berman could talk about the CFL Baltimore Horse With No Name.honestrosewater said:Canada has something like F-ball? Seriously?
By 'you' do you mean everyone else on the planet?Well what you call Football, we call European Football, or soccer. And what you call American Football we call Football
What in the world is complicated about the offside law? I've never understood why people have so much trouble understanding it. The laws on the goalkeeper handling the ball are much more complicated, if only because they keep changing the law.siddharth said:Football(ie, the one you play with the feet) is nice to play and the rules are very simple (except the offside rule). Very little equipment is required.
It's also a free-flowing game and exciting to watch.
Besides, you can scream anything as long as the ref doesn't hear it.
La liga! And also Liverpool has a very cute spaniard.arildno said:Which league has the cutest players?
Spaniards tend to be cute.Lisa! said:La liga! And also Liverpool has a very cute spaniard.![]()
The WUSA had a few nice looking players. And they had some pretty entertaining games, as well. With the increased athletic ability of modern times, I think soccer fields are more appropriately sized for women than for men. A little more open field makes for some better team play.arildno said:Which league has the cutest players?
Hmm..is that because most women athletes are titless?BobG said:The WUSA had a few nice looking players.
BobG said:What in the world is complicated about the offside law? I've never understood why people have so much trouble understanding it.