Some guy here was saying something about Americunts and this euro thing.
I'm watching it now. Idk much about it but whenever the games are on tv I always liked watching them. It always made me feel like a refined eurocuck and makes me want to drink Guinness or something. I don't drink Guinness anymore since the company that owned them was doing some NATO virtue signaling. But it's a popular sport around the world. Ig Asians like the NBA but nobody gives a fuck about Americunt sports outside of Americunts generally. They play American baseball on Cuban radio but it's probably because a lot of them are Cubans. But with soccer there was some African I knew who was a fan of "Arsenal" whatever tf that is. I know it's not in Africa.
Anyway it's still a weird sport. Watching them kick and headbutt and not use their hands. I don't like football much either but I can see the appeal because there is strategy involved so it's kind of like a war which I think is going to be interesting to men. It's why I like chess. I'm a fan of the hooliganism in soccer though.
When I was in elementary school we played this game with a soccer ball.
But it was like a mix of soccer, football, hockey and a race war.
Every day it was blacks vs whites and we would sometimes kick the ball but would also pick it up, run people over, fight daily and afterwards both sides would always say they won. There was strategy involved because we only ran it, tackled and fought when the teachers weren't paying attention.
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I know it gets a lot of flak for being "bread and circus" or whatever hercules said.
It's a culture thing, it's bred into you from a young age, kicking around a football was all you really did until you started fingerings girls and smoking cheap hash
And then you appreciate it(the football not the schoolgirls)more as you get older and you get to look back at all the memories and all the funny stories of that era.
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Originally posted by Instigator
I know it gets a lot of flak for being "bread and circus" or whatever hercules said.
It's a culture thing, it's bred into you from a young age, kicking around a football was all you really did until you started fingerings girls and smoking cheap hash
And then you appreciate it(the football not the schoolgirls)more as you get older and you get to look back at all the memories and all the funny stories of that era.
It makes sense. But you can't give American kids a soccer ball and expect them to use it properly like the rest of the world.
Originally posted by Cowboy2013
It makes sense. But you can't give American kids a soccer ball and expect them to use it properly like the rest of the world.
I live in North America and soccer is very common and popular especially among immigrants and eurotrash. I played it a lot growing up, I was the greatest goalkeeper ever, the coaches wanted me on the super team with the asians but I didn't get along with them so I just stayed home and played video games.