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Nogomet bitch please
Uploaded by: bulletseven
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#172
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WolfRider (03/26/2012) [-] 
oh no, countries call things by different names!
i guess we'd better flip a shit
i guess we'd better flip a shit
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elginpocketwatch (03/26/2012) [+]
(1 reply)
different languages don't sound the same? who knew!
#459
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doughboyfreshcak (03/26/2012) [+]
(4 replies)
Soccer' comes from the word 'association'. The 'Football Association' was formed in England to Kony, the Ugandan heroister the Sport. It was an association of Football clubs. The game they Kony, the Ugandan heroistered became known as 'Association Football' to differentiate it from 'Rugby Football' which was also invented in the 19th Century.
'Soc' is a common diminutive of Society or Association, and so the game became known as 'Soccer'.
There is now a myth in England, that only Americans have ever called it 'Soccer', whereas the British call it 'Football' and always have.
This myth is not true. As recently as 30 years ago, everyone in Britain called it Soccer. Only our mothers ever called it 'Football', and we ridiculed them for it!!! 'Soccer' was the name adopted by the US when 'Soccer' (as it then was known) was first marketed earnestly in the States.
Possibly BECAUSE the Yanks started calling it 'Soccer', the perverse British started calling it 'Football', and now bare-facedly lie that they have NEVER called it 'Soccer'. theirs your answer hoe
'Soc' is a common diminutive of Society or Association, and so the game became known as 'Soccer'.
There is now a myth in England, that only Americans have ever called it 'Soccer', whereas the British call it 'Football' and always have.
This myth is not true. As recently as 30 years ago, everyone in Britain called it Soccer. Only our mothers ever called it 'Football', and we ridiculed them for it!!! 'Soccer' was the name adopted by the US when 'Soccer' (as it then was known) was first marketed earnestly in the States.
Possibly BECAUSE the Yanks started calling it 'Soccer', the perverse British started calling it 'Football', and now bare-facedly lie that they have NEVER called it 'Soccer'. theirs your answer hoe
#189
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krunoking (03/26/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
I am from Croatia so please let me explane: noga (nog) - foot, omet - obstruction
It still makes more sens then soccer.
It still makes more sens then soccer.
#495
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puccypirateisback (03/26/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
I'm a croat and "nogo" means foot. Sorry if it sounds different than from football but it's still better than soccer.
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joemand (03/26/2012) [+]
(1 reply)
The term "soccer" comes from an abbreviation of the word "association" (as in, association football), with the suffix -er slapped on the end. The English actually used the term interchangeably with "football" until around the 1970s.
