Conquer Club

strike wolf wrote: Seriously, alot of the best soccer players in the US quit playing soccer and become a Feild goal kicker for american football before they reach college.

I felt physical pain when I red that. BARBARIANS!!!!!! Good thing Ronald Koeman hadn't been born in US.

Sammy gags wrote:actually i was brought up playing soccer, i just stopped playing sports like soccer & basketball cuz i always fouled out, & picked up football cuz now wenever i injure sum1 i get a pat on the back

Lol. THank you 4 making my point

im not making your point that football is related 2 gladiator matches at all, im saying that football isnt a sport that u should play if u can get laid out after getting headbutted in the chest

Sammy gags wrote:im not making your point that football is related 2 gladiator matches at all, im saying that football isnt a sport that u should play if u can get laid out after getting headbutted in the chest

1stly he was french and their cunts

2ndly that only ever happends a couple of times and it add's more excitment to the game and gives it another edge!

that's great

Sammy gags wrote:

It gets better full on fights sometimes break out like when two of the same team mates had one down in newcaste, funny as f*ck!

ya soccer has violent brawls pretty often, but we arent talking about rivalries & stuff, we r talking about the actual sport

Football's a constant fight. I remember freshman year, we were running patterns during receiver drills the coach called one guy out to the side and told him to hit the guy in front of me as he caught the ball. Funny as shit. The guy went flying into the air and still held onto the ball.

I think they are both great sports, american football is more about execution of preplanned plays and outguessing and outwitting the other team, but soccer is way more free flowing and takes incredibly fast thinking and ingenuity to make anything happen. I know because I play both.