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@TMZ Why is this news? Are you going to tell us that 2 plus 2 equals 4 next?
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@elonmusk The term soccer is underappreciated
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@TrollFootball This is what I can't stand about Soccer. If you roll around faking an injury, you should sit on the bench for 10 minutes.
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@howler_19 @AlexiLalas England invented both the term 'soccer' and complaining about 'soccer'
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@AlexiLalas Even as a European I have a hard time understanding the obsession with this. Things have different names in different countries. That’s how languages work.
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Yeah…that’s not gonna happen. I call it soccer. I own it proudly. I never apologize for it. If you grew up calling it soccer and changed out of insecurity or some misguided belief it makes you more authentic/credible…it doesn’t. It’s cringe. It makes you look like a weak poser.
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@AlexiLalas Alexi we need to talk about you continuing to call the sport “soccer” cmon man.. you could bridge the gap. Even the US players call it “football” in overseas interviews out of respect.
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@andrewhoelzel @AlexiLalas Well said, thank you
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@AlexiLalas Agreed. If you live here and call it futbol, you're a dork. Do we walk around and call Cuba, Kooba? No.
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@MooneyOwnsYou @AlexiLalas Because they invented it 🙄
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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🇲🇽 Mexico vs 🇰🇷 South Korea today at 9pm EST
One country gave the world chocolate.
The other gave the world Samsung.
Humanity has been overstimulated ever since 😂
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@NoodleHairCR7 didn't we all say this during the last World Cup?
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@TrollFootball For everyone trolling the term 'soccer'. Fun fact, your precious country England invented the word:
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@JediFunk36 @AlexiLalas "Even the US players call it “football” in overseas interviews out of respect.".
So overseas should call it "Soccer" out of respect, while theyre here. See how that works?
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I’ve heard so many stories of American soccer fans who experienced the 1994 World Cup as kids and are now experiencing it with their kids this summer. It’s wonderful. Enjoy…all of it.🇺🇸⚽️
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@AlexiLalas myself and all of my friends started playing soccer because of the 1994 team. You were a giant part for me as I settled in as a defender. It’s come full circle as my son is watching his first World Cup and the 94 documentary and I get to share that. 👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸
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@TrustlessState Fun fact - England invented the term 'soccer' 🤷♂️
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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If USA beats you in the World Cup
That country has to call it Soccer until the next World Cup
New rule I just made up
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@JediFunk36 @AlexiLalas Because it’s called soccer in this country (and in most of the English-speaking world outside of the UK) to distinguish from other codes of football.
The term “soccer” was invented by the English to distinguish it from rugby football.
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@Scot1andT @AlexiLalas Yep. Which is also why American Football is called football. Hell, Rugby was originally called "Rugby Football"
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@KindaTruePosts @AlexiLalas Another fun fact the term “football” dates back to Middle Ages and referred to 100s of variation of games that were played on “foot” instead of horseback . The fact that the ball is kicked wasn’t the reason for the name at all.
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@AlexiLalas Yay SOCCER
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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Triumph for Canada! 🇨🇦 ⚽️6-0 open.spotify.com/track/3WViRcNz…
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@Scot1andT @AlexiLalas I posted this earlier today. It's Soccer and always was from the start.
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@AlexiLalas Agreed. Call it soccer. Americans need to stop pandering to Europeans and trying to sound cool by calling it football.
Hell, own it. Call it soccer .
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@Justin_Higgins2 @AlexiLalas It was also called Soccer in England before it became popular in America
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@AlexiLalas Yeah. Totally disagree with you on most of your politics, but this is 100% the proper take. It’s America. It’s soccer in America. Call it soccer, as should your other cohosts
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@AlexiLalas England invented the term 'soccer'. It's Soccer. Thank you @AlexiLalas
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@AlexiLalas Explain this then:
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@JediFunk36 @AlexiLalas Here's your answer. England INVENTED the term 'soccer'
Kinda True@KindaTruePosts
The biggest plot twist in sports: In 1863, England created The Football Association (FA) and standardized the rules of what became Association Football. At the time there were multiple versions of football - rugby football, association football, and other local football codes. British students had a habit of shortening words and adding ”-er”: Rugby = Rugger Association = Assoc. = Soccer England invented the word 'soccer' then spent the next 160 years making fun of Americans for using it.
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@AlexiLalas Alexi we need to talk about you continuing to call the sport “soccer” cmon man.. you could bridge the gap. Even the US players call it “football” in overseas interviews out of respect.
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@Pirougemon @FreddyLA7 that's smart, but my Freddy subscription says there's no ads!
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@FreddyLA7 Bro, you've got so many eyes on you every brand on the planet is going to send you stuff in the hope you will post it. Get a manager and monitize the hell out of this while you can.
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