Why the Yanks hate Football (oops..soccer)
Posted by Sports Snob on August 20, 2006
10. CANNOT accept a draw. Need overtime, Double OT, Triple OT.
9. There are no Cheerleaders
8. Average Yank: “What? I LOVE football. Every year I tune in to watch the Super Bowl!”
7. Not enough goals. Yep, unlike baseball where there is a home run every TWO minutes.
6. Football is a dirty, filthy sport played by the commies.
5. Cannot understand how a WORLD cup has teams from all over the world participating. (Unlike this)
4. They didn’t invent it.
3. The offside rule is just too damn hard to understand.
2. Football is boring. They rather watch Golf.
1. They suck at it.
Z
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Ravi said
and how the “world champion” is always a national team!! and not some franchise which hardly worldly in its status
Z said
😀 Yeah..I know what you mean. Just because they have a couple of Candian teams such as Raptors and Blue Jays how dare they call it the World Series 😀
Ravi said
….and the winners world champions!! 😀
Kesavan said
Their football isn’t even a ball.
Prof said
… and they run, throw and catch!
Ravi said
…and wear oversized shoulder pads and helmets!
Panchos said
With all due credit to soccer, I dont think american football is something to be ridiculed.. Baseball I can understand (pretty much like cricket), its either boring or its a passion.. I seldom rebut opinions for the sole fact that they are opinions and not rules, but for the sake of sports I had to do it here.
The reason american football is not played with a rounded object is because it has to be thrown long distances and at the same time has to be caught with a certain degree of difficulty.. How far do u think you can throw a soccer ball with precision and accuracy.. you have to appreciate the people that were able to think out of the box to come up with such a design and be able to still call it a ball…
As for wearing shoulder pads and helmets.. I would love to see one of you guys trying to play the game without it..
There is no point in comparing american football and soccer, just cause of having identical names.. Sports is about competing to the best of ones ability and entertaining the audience.. Soccer and football are wonderful games that do both..I guess by now you mught have deduced that I am a huge fan of american football as well..
Wonder what the site moderators think about this post..
MexAme said
Not to be a douche but you can compare soccer and football
Soccer = 3 billion + fans
Football = 500 million MAX
Once again not trying to be a douche, just saying (typing)
Tim said
Hold up let me compare something in the same manner you did
50,000 Blades of grass in that field over there
5,000 Leaves on that tree over there
Oh and I think you really are a douche who hates american football for no real reason 🙂
Ravi said
@panchos, well i would love to play rugby (no helmets & shoulder pads) except for my body is err not upto the mark for a contact sport.
i am not going to try and put down american football as might end being shown up due to my ignorance towards the sport.
either way i am sure the worlds big enough for both to happily co-exist
Panchos said
@Ravi, Haha.. I do agree that rugby players dont use shoulder pads and helmets but football players need them because the contact is far worse.. There are certain tackles in rugby that are illegal but allowed in football and these variations in rules require body protection..
Well I am not Anold to be trying out either of them.. You said it right ‘the world is big enough to peacefully co-exist with multiple sports’… hopefully people can learn to co-exist with each other similarly..
Sports Snob said
How nice! 🙂
Don Parkison said
I grew up watching American Football (I will call it gridiron) and I will always love it. Every play is a 30 second chess match combined with the collisions of a car crash. But I am growing to love English Football as well. I think more of us would grow to love it if we could get some decent TV coverage. Fox Soccer Channel is supposed to be our answer, but this Saturday they have no EPL games at all and there are eight being played. That’s crap!
Americans love passion and pageantry resulting in large stadiums filled with loud fans. EPL has that and I think more of us would get exited about it if it was only available. Baseball is a relic from the days of sweatshops and radios. It is not fun to watch and requires very little athletic ability. College and pro gridiron has full stadiums for every game. College and pro Ice Hockey as full arenas. EPL games are always sold out, but what do we get on ESPN. Hours and hours of poker?!?! When the hell did playing cards become a sport?
What is my point? We would grow to love it if it was only on. Our sports networks are dropping the ball (a gridiron term) on this one big time. ESPN and Fox Sports need to get it together or Sky is going to swoop in and take over, I hope. I can only take so much more of hitting my refresh button to get the text from the match.
Z said
I hope somebody out there is listening to you. And yes I totally agree with you regarding Baseball! And yes ESPN is notorious for giving too much airtime to sports such as darts, poker and pool!
Mary said
Y’all forgot that ESPN also shows DOMINO tournaments! (Does anyone else see a correlation between the sedentary lifestyles the majority of Americans supposedly lead & a “sports” channel basically glorifying games that require no athletic ability–& almost no movement–whatsoever?)
Seriously, though, you’re right on in saying that more Americans would probably grow to love football if it was on TV more often. I try to watch FSC as much as possible, love Steve & Nick, think Fox Sports World Report & Sky are excellent, & am thankful for the live matches that are occasionally on, but I still yearn for more.
Sports Snob said
Yeah, i can see that americans, if they are willing to loosen their purse strings, get enuf of footie on their tele. i too get FSC and ESPN deportes.but the commentary is soo american. For example. Barcelona offence has been very potent. They are double teaming ronaldinho……all examples of americanised commentary. it may be endearing to americans but for me it’s very annoying. But no more whining , I’m just happy that i get to see so much football
inVINCEable said
Whatever you Europeans, your soccer players would get owned by our football players in a fight. Thierry Henry would be owned by an A.J. Hawk, easily. Ha, I’d like to see David Beckham play american football!!
Ravi said
@inVINCEable – i guess you havent come across the likes of vinnie jones as yet
Z said
LOL@ Ravi..yep…Vinnie Jones rocks 😀
What InVINCEable says is hilarious.. ! Wonder if he will come back here.
Ravi said
@Z, lol true.. also theirs the pests in the form of robbie savage, paul dickov and dennis wise who do not consider size as a disadvantage!
Eric said
this is probably the most closed minded blogs I’ve ever had the displeasure of reading
~a Canadian
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jaytoothetee said
@RAVI. or neil ruddock… he wud absolutely murder any of those poofter yanks that try to be hard, yet wear about 4 ft of padding on their frickin shoulders…. try playin a real sport. im glad you got independence form us… ur such a totally w*nk country. (peter crouch could kick anyone’s arse too lol)
RichieW said
Looks like Bush and Blair have still got their work cut out!
FootballWorld said
Actually football is a general term. When you are referring to the most popular game, you should call it soccer, soccer football or Association football. When you are referring to a game using pigskin ball, it is American football. I mean that it is VERY VERY CONFUSING TO CALL SOCCER OR AMERICAN FOOTBALL BY SIMPLY FOOTBALL. They have distinctions okay?
The Americans are not just open on this game, unless they can produce
I both love soccer and American football. These types of football are the best footballs. Soccer is a game of stamina, AMERICAN FOOTBALL IS A GAME OF LIVE CHESS. I appreciate these two footballs. Sorry I don’t like rugby so much.
Mario G said
Top Reasons why I hate American Football:
1. The gay replays the ref has to watch if a coach challeneges a play
2. Time outs
3. Too many rules
4. Only one person uses their foot on the team
chris said
American football is a mutated form of Rugby Union, which is a popular world wide sport invented in the middle of the 19th century in England. Rugby was the game that Americans played at college until the start of the 20th century. It became American football because Rugby was deemed to dangerous (not so tough then!) The major change to the game amongst others was being able to throw the ball forward (have to pass backwards in Rugby). This changed the dynamics of the game so much it became a new sport. Yet Rugby is the reason you have an egg shaped ball, why the object of the game is to cross a line and the reason why you kick the ball through H shaped goal posts. It’s not unique at all. Also Rugby and Football (soccer) both evolved from the same brutal game that had few rules. Football is in fact written in history records as far back the 11th century. Even King Henry the 8th played in the 15th century.It,s ironic that both Football (soccer) and American Football have the same ancestral origins, and is probably why they have the same name. The only truly original US sport is in fact Basketball.
The problem Americans have with the game is the majority just don’t get it. This is obvious when you hear things such as no tactics? not enough goals? can’t use your hands? You just don’t appreciate how difficult it is to create chances in Football (soccer). The beauty of the game is when special players are able to unlock the key with some superb skill . It’s not supposed to be easy, thats the whole point. The reason why Americans don’t get? i guess it’s because there not educated in the game and its history. To be honest theres not much hope for the game there. I for one couldn’t care less, just don’t slagg of a sport you don’t understand.
dave said
In football (soccer) history, the original games were fairly high scoring affairs. However the longer a game is played (its been some 150 years), the better teams became with there tactics. The obvious one being the defensive tactics, because you can’t loose if you don’t let the other team score. In the modern game if a team just goes on an all out attack and throws to may men forward the opponents will just sit back and counter attack you. Inevitably this style of football dose not work in the long run. Ask any Newcastle United fan about the 1996/97 season and they will tell you. Great to watch but wont bring success in the long term. Obviously the better players you have the more expansive football a team can play but there always has to be caution. Thats why football (soccer) to an uneducated eye cant understand how hard it is to break down the opponents, and how tactics in football are executed. Trust me in 2005 somehow Liverpool won the European champions league. This is the biggest club competition in world football (soccer). Yet the individual players in that team should not of got anywhere near the final let alone win it. Only 2 or 3 players in that side were world class players, the rest were decent or very average for that level of football. Yet Bentize the liverpool coach got his tactics right. He made them play to there strengths and it worked. Also you would not find any better advert for football (soccer) then that final against AC Milan. 3-0 down at half time, looked dead and buried. At this point Benitez had to throw caution to the wind. 3 goals in five minutes in the second half brought the most amazing comeback witnessed in the game. OK we won on penalties in the end, which is a lucky dip to be honest, yet it is the best way invented so far to find a winner in cup games like this, and they are exciting to watch, just as long as your team wins. An amazing match. Only someone who has never witnessed a game like this can call it boring.
soccer? its not what the english called it said
id quite like to watch some american footballer try and play football (soccer). Then watch him trip over the ball, attempt to kick, yet with the lack of co-ordination he has with his lower limbs would probably end up looking like my gran playing footie. Then watch him as the other team take the piss out of him, probably a few nutmegs would do. Then after 20 minutes watch him collapse as he is not used to running for more then 1 minute before standing around taking a breather for half an hour. Then id watch him cry as everybody starts playing piggy in the middle with him, yet his meat head brain cant figure out whats going on. Then id throw him on a rugby pitch give him the ball in his hands. At this point he has a smile on his face because the ball is the right shape. He will throw the ball forwards some 30 meters and give away a penalty for a knock on. When the ref tells him this he just looks confused. The next time he has the ball in his hands he shits his pants as he sees a prop forward built like a brick shit house charge into him and take him out. Then when he stands up he says ” shucks, i’ma goin back tu yank doodle land were the peoples they a give a shit bout who i aamm. Plus i dont liike plaayin a game wheere yall cant wear no helmet and shoulder pads, its juust noot americann. USA USA USA USA”
anonymous said
I would have to disagree, I had the same impression till i saw an American Football game live in the states. Every position has to have a commanding degree of footwork and lower body strength. The linemen are kinda like martial artists in that where they have there feet placed can effect how well they block an opposing player, a wide receiver has to be able to turn sharply running at full speed and dodge opposing players, and a running back has to have enough leg strength to push through a group of players. I think that yanks would be more open to REAL Football if the sport had more influence, I noticed the average American is actually very open and curious about whats going on in Europe.
soccer? its not what the english called it said
lets just hope an American never becomes head of FIFA. We will end up with a game where players goal hang cos there will be no offside rule. Its just to confusing and un American. There will also be no need to kick the ball any more because you can use your hands. Americans like to play games with there hands apparently. Because they cant kick me thinks. Then they will swap the ball for one of the egg shaped ones. Americans like Rugby players like to play chase the egg. Then they will turn the goal into an H. The net and goalkeeper just confuses them. There wont be corners free kicks or throw ins anymore because they didn’t think of it. The new aim of the game will be to cross the line to get a touch down. Plus they will be more points. Then they will finally call soccer football. I just can’t help but think that this will not be good for the game. If anything i would go as far as saying that a game like that would be shit. PS i dont like Rugby either. Lets go find an egg a chase it, but we wont hardly use are feet but call it football. Yet ill have a look of bemusement when someone that isn’t American calls soccer football. How can they possibly call soccer football all they do is kick a ball about with there feet. FEET = FOOT ROUND BALL =BALL Throwing = THROWING WITH YOUR ARM EGG = EGG. Anybody fancy playing catch with an egg? catchy name for a sport that.
davyboy said
Darts, poker, snooker, pool, chess, checkers, netball, tiddlywinks, ludo, monopoly,cricket, are all better then American (cough) Football. Also Formula 1 is better then nasscar.
truered said
Why are all you Yanks buying EPL teams? Mr Hicks and Mr Gillett are a @*****G nightmare. They clearly have no knowledge or understanding of they history of the club or the game. Our club has been proud to conduct themselves with dignity since 1892, keeping buisness behind closed doors. The inflated egos of Hicks and Gillett with there bitching in the media, unsettling of our manager, there inability to progress and fund the new stadium they promised has made the club into a laughing stock. They have only been here a year, and they have caused chaos. Mr Hicks called us a franchise for Christs sake! No we are not a branch of burger king or fucking Mcdonalds. They have bought they club by taking out a massive loan which puts the club into debt. Watching Mr Hicks at last weeks Champ league game against Chelsea just made me squirm. Sitting there trying to sing youll never walk alone as the Kop rawed into the night, he has got a nerve. He and Gillett are public enemy number one. The amount of protests and ill feeling towards them, yet they are brainless enough to stick around. Sell up to DIC who clearly will put the finances into the club that it really needs. I for one dont want the day to come when Liverpool are renamed Liverpool Redsocks, liverpool Galaxy or Liverpool fucking Allstars. And if they ever do build a new stadium you no its gonna be called the Fucking Mcdonalds arena instead of New Anfield. Until you Americans finally understand the game, you should just keep out of it and play your crappy sports that the rest of the world has little or no intrest in. Fucking Super Bowl loving lard arsed pricks. We are world champions but are the only country that plays?You just like playing with yourselves lets face it! America the country where only 10% of people have been abroad? and most of them went to Canada and Mexico. Stupid blinkered nation that is so insular that you truly believe your the center of the universe. If it wasnt for the British youd all be bloody French, then you stabbed us in the back! You also wont have any sports to play seeing as you nicked them from us anyway. They probably didnt teach you that at school because they are probably embarest about it.
blind said
I cant help but think that the US dosn’t like football/Soccer because the majority of the country is anti British, anti Europe, anti Russian, (there not communists anymore) anti African, anti middle eastern, anti South American and any other part of the world that loves this sport. The Funny thing is your country is made up from all these parts of the world. Most of your ancestors are imigrants from Europe yet you have a negative image of Europe and its culture? The funniest thing is most American sports were invented in Britain anyway. You have just become blinkered to there historical origins. Why don’t you find out how these sports started out. I think you would be shocked.
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pick said
I think that Europeans hate American football more tham Americans hate soccer. Americans don’t hate soccer, they don’t have the passion for it that Europeans have. They find it too low scoring, too slow and at times boring. Europeans find American football too much stoppage and too much padding, but I think their biggest concern is the name(football). I think they’d be more accepting of the sport if it were named something else. Too many badmouth both sports without even a true knowledge of the sport, this is what I can’t understand.
billy ddd said
In football and baseball when someone screws up, it’s plain to see. In soccer and hockey…..not so much. As much as we like our heroes, and the beautiful scoring plays we are just as entertained by the bums and their mistakes they make. In soccer and hockey, it’s difficult to discern who screwed up even to the most knowledgebale of fans. And because scoring in these sports is so infrequent and more random in nature, those critical mistakes just don’t mean as much. Hockey and Soccer are full of turnovers, bad passes, and general mistakes, but seldom do these errors result directly in the other team scoring or gaining a significant sustained advantage. So screwing up just doesnt have the dramatic effect that it does in football or baseball. How often do you see a player booed out of the game in soccer or hockey because he made a bad pass or missed the net on a shot? I am willing to say almost never because these sort of mistakes rarely mean anything in soccer or hockey. But in football and baseball, mistakes are just as entertaining and critical as scoring is. But in soccer and hockey mistakes and sloppy play mostly goes unnoticed and rarely effect the final score in any significant way that would be worth analyzing statisically.
In baseball and football however, mistakes often turn the game around instantly. The quarterback throws an interception. The running back fumbles. A receiver drops a wide open pass. Kicker misses a short field goal attempt. A lineman gets a penalty on a scoring play. A defender misses an easy tackle. When these errors are made the bum player cannot hide. Its all very plain to see and very dramatic. The boos come loudly. Fans yell at their TV screens. And more often than not the other team scores as a result of the blunder. Soccer and hockey lack this element. Its easy for the soccer or hockey player to get away with sloppy play. The slightest defensive error in baseball can instantly lead to a score for the opponent, when a player drops a fly ball, or makes a throwing error, or the pitcher serves up a hanging curveball that gets blasted out of the park for a home run. And the batter too can look like a goof when he strikes out looking at a fastball right down the middle of the plate, or swings stupidly at a pitch in the dirt. Every single mistake in baseball is critical to the outcome of the game for both offense and defense. And the culprit can never hide or blame someone else for his mistake. Hockey and soccer gaffs ninety percent of the time go blameless and unnoticed. Soccer and hockey players constantly get away with screwing up. This is a problem in the very design of the games themselves, possession doesnt have the same significance that it does in football or baseball. Only the most astute fans of hockey and soccer will ever even notice when a player screws up, but because these common mistakes for the most part have no real influence upon the score, even the expert fan could care less about a meaningless blunder.
I think that’s the main reason that soccer and hockey will never be big in the states. In football and baseball, even the slightest error can instantly result in the other team scoring. Whereas in soccer and hockey, bad passes, turnovers, and missed shots rarely mean anything. In fact soccer and hockey games are completely full of these mistakes, and most fans just accept it as normal play, and just keep their fingers crossed that eventually one of their teams random shots will finally hit the back of the net. Really thats about all thats involved in rooting for a soccer or hockey team….is hoping…..praying…..wishing that somehow….some way…..with the grace of god…..that one of your team’s shots will miraculously find its way into the net before time runs out. And the rest of the time yelling ohhhhhhhh!!!!! whenever they miss the goal. Exciting?…..yes perhaps. Intrinsically compelling and intellectually fullfilling? I don’t think so. The problem with soccer and hockey teams is that they can only provide this oooooo…..ahhhhh excitement if the team can actually compete with the opponent. If the team is significantly weaker than the opponent….this oooooo ahhh factor simply does not exist. If the team you are rooting for sucks, you wont get much of a game. Just a a couple hours of sloppy passing, getting beat to the puck/ball, missed shots, and cautious defensive play. Football and baseball on the other hand is still entertaining even if your team is complete garbage, or faces an insurmountable lead, simply because they will still provide you with enough obvious mistakes and critical blunders to allow you to curse and ridicule them, which may be maddening is nonetheless still entertaining. Football and baseball are designed so that even the crappiest of teams will still be guaranteed “real” opportunities to score and/or screw up. Soccer and hockey do not have this built in guarantee of offensive possession. In soccer and hockey…..it is theoretically possible for one team to never touch the ball/puck once during the entire game and just chase around the more skilled team aimlessly for an hour. It is by their very design that soccer and hockey allow such static,conservative, cautious play. In football and baseball this scenario of singular possession is impossible and forces teams to take offensive risks….which equals risk of failure as well…..and equals drama and intrigue. The element of risk has no real presence in hockey or soccer. Risky plays in soccer or hockey seldom result in anything other than a meaningless turnover that is eventually stifled by the other team making another turnover themselves. As I said before, poor play that results in loss of possession has little meaning in soccer and hockey. Because of this, if your team sucks balls, youll never be able to pinpoint precisely why, or discuss it in any detail other than angrily pronouncing “WE SUCK!”
Football and baseball provide statistical categories for errors and turnovers that can be easily analyzed and compared. Whereas the only meaningful statistical categories in soccer and hockey are goals, and shots on goal. No one tallies turnovers, bad passes, sloppy play in soccer or hockey because these mistakes are so frequent and common and only in the rarest circumstances directly result in the opposing team scoring. So if your team sucks, at the end of the day you wont have much to talk about or analyze. All you will ever get cheering for a weak soccer or hockey team is nauseated and frustrated, and generally ill. and never be able to express precisely WHY you feel this way, or have any particular individual to blame or point the finger at. Shitty deal.
Baseball and football are indeed slow paced games as compared to soccer and hockey. But it is that slowness of pace that makes them appealling. It is this slow element that allows the spectator to observe every mistake, and participate directly in criticizing the players, second guessing the coaches, and ridiculing the bums.
In hockey only around ten percent of shots on goal ever score and in Soccer its even lower, which leads me to assess that mistakes and errors and forgettable futile plays make up 90 percent of normal play. Could you imagine a quarterback with a ten percent completion percentage. Or a pitcher that gave up a hit to nine of every ten batters he faced? Or a batter that had a .100 batting average? Or a kicker that missed nine out of ten field goal attempts? The mere thought is completely ridiculous. Yet in soccer and hockey a ten percent (or even less) success rate is considered normal skilled play.
If football were played like soccer, with no huddles or stoppages, every possession would involve three quick hail mary attempts and then punt the ball away. And the other team would do the same ad nauseum. And I am sure the game would flow quite the same as hockey and soccer with one out of ten of these sloppy random plays resulting in a score, and the other nine resulting in a turnover or a dropped ball….sure….it would be much faster paced….and maybe even more exciting……but would it be interesting?…..would it be compelling?……i doubt it.
Blaugrana said
I find it funny that you consider that in proper football (the one where we actually use our feet) a 10% pass completion rate is considered normal. In actual fact the usual in EPL for the best players is around 70% and 80% if your really good. In Spain’s La Liga the best players like Iniesta, Xavi and Xabi Alonso reach pass completion rates of around 80%-90% and in fact both Xavi and Iniesta reached a pass completion rate of 100% in a Spain match not too long ago, and this is not 100% of 10 passes, its about 100% of 80-120 passes. On the other end the worst passers in EPL will have a pass completion rate of around 40% in maybe 12 passes, nowhere near 10%.
Additionally mistakes play a huge part in Proper Football as well. The fact that your unaware of the countless times people make fun of players, (especially goalkeepers and defenders) when they make mistakes shows you have a major lack of football knowledge. To demonstrate this look no further than Arsenal FC. Players such as Almunia, Koscielny, Squillaci and Fabianski often make vital errors that not only cause Arsenal to lose the match, but also messes up any realistic hopes of winning the title.
Similarly the reason players do not score all the time in proper football is the fact that strikers rarely have more than 5 clear cut chances or certainly never more than 8-10 shots in a match (the usual about 5 if the player is good) and because of the fact that there is a goalkeepr even if the attempt is on target it is not guaranteed it is a goal, (Unlike Baseball, Yank Football and Basketball).
Your lack of knowledge about the gameplay of Football astounds me and thus i would kindly ask that you refrain from making comments about things you have little or no knowledge about.
John said
Soccer sucks ass, American football is awesome…
some of you might say, American football sucks, Soccer is awesome and that’s fine who gives a shit what you watch or what others watch just watch it fvck.
I think soccer sucks ass I mean I really do, but does it really matter in the real world? no because you guys are gonna watch it, go to work and then go to sleep and it would have made no difference in my life.
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Unfortunetly if you are not known in AMERICA, YOU ARE NOT KNOWN…
In the words of David Frost himself…YOu ARE NOT FAMOUS, UNTIL YOU ARE FAMOUS in AMERICA…
h. stepowski said
Another delusional yank. Many of the worlds top footballers (not throwball players), make 10-20million dollars a year, and are known all over the world. 99% of american athletes are totally unknown outside of the USA, and the vast majority of people don’t give a crap about your so called sports.
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