@ChrisExpTheNews I bet you're a fan of the Revolutionary War where the armies stood in front of each other and took turns taking shots. That's American Football.
Soccer is guerrilla warfare. There are so many subtle plays happening on the build up. Don't knock what you don't understand.
@attackdogX This is similar to Venezuela beating the USA in the baseball world championship this year.
Or when Argentina won the World championship of basketball against the US.
@HistoryWJacob American football reminds me of the Revolutionary War battles. Each side would line up facing each other and take turns shooting the other. When you add up all the moments the ball was moving you end up with 11 minutes of action. ELEVEN MINUTES! Four hour games. ELEVEN MINUTES!
@elsathora Franchise vs Club mentality. In the US, you can buy a soccer franchise and move it to wherever you want. There's no loyalty to cities or fans. In the rest of the world, it's a club. It clawed its way out of 5th division to finally play premier league. It will never leave.
@Simon111xyz@LDS_Dems Oh boy Simon, you can't be that dense. Or maybe yes. You do realize that when John wrote that, the Bible didn't exist. It was put together three centuries later. Learn the Bible, my brother.
@xo_laurakay They make decent wages, they save. They're not in fear of a medical incident that will bankrupt them.
I work in 11 countries in Latin America and most managers there have more disposable income at the end of the month than I do. And I make twice or three times what they make.
@KGrahamContent The point system is just too complicated for American football minds. They need a caveman win or lose, otherwise they can't understand it.
@caroljv33 Pew Research has done multiple studies on this and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints read the scriptures (including the Bible) more than any Christian sect. Hard to argue against facts.