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31-12-2009, 05:18 AM
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Re: What are you doing right now?
(31-12-2009 05:11 AM)Sie link Wrote:I'm surprised, I thought Canada would say football tbh. ;O back then in America, they played 'soccer' with 'socks' (that's my personal conclusion XD) The British invented Football, full name Association football, the term football is the formal name while soccer is its nickname that was created by the English inorder to distinguish it from rugby football. Soccer became a shortened reference to the word asSOCiation football. Therefore, Football's nickname soccer is often used to refer to football in countries where another form of football exist...example.. America = Gridiron (american football) Australia = Aussie Rules (australian football) Although...Australia have now referred back to the formal name Football having replaced soccer with Football in its official title. Answer In Football, the term "soccer" is simply a nickname for association. As in the football association...the English gave it the nickname. Rugby is the nickname for rugby union BUT NOT Rugby League Answer Soccer is a nickname for Football. It comes from the Football association. The nickname for rugby union is rugger. However the terms rugby union and Football are used in all official meetings. The Olympics and FIFA aswella s the FA use the term Football. |
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