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» The reason “soccer” is greater than ameri-sports
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post 1658961093 04-01-2022, 03:56 PM
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Theres no sporting event that even comes close to the World Cup srs and this is from an NFL and NBA fan.

Literally no sporting event or entertainment can bring a nation together like the WC.

for example:
post 1658961223 04-01-2022, 03:59 PM
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Premier League is already hugely popular in America. The lack of commercials is the best part.
post 1658961393 04-01-2022, 04:03 PM
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Soccer is a ****gy sport , i played it but boring to watch . The fans are crappy plus the action sucks , ever heard of tiki tak footbal lol . there is nothing interesting and i try to watch the country /euro / soccer world cup and thats it , the last world cup was even more boring , especially the final i fell asleep after half an hour.
Plus your inspiration ronaldo meeting out inspirtation Brady .
Brady mogs him to the oblivion , handsome face, frame and looks and ronaldo has that ****gy soccer player style lol
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post 1658961463 04-01-2022, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By lsiberian
Premier League is already hugely popular in America. The lack of commercials is the best part.
BEcause of the hispanics , arabs and indians , no way a chad american will ever get to be interested in soccer. Them college football play offs and the chicks in the arena and nothing beats nfl
post 1658961713 04-01-2022, 04:10 PM
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true, there's a lot more emotion involved

I like watching NFL and NBA too during playoffs, but it doesn't come near the highs and lows of a big knockout tourney like in football

another big thing I think that contributes to that is the way it's ingrained in culture in a lot of football countries and the way that leagues are set up with teams actually able to be relegated to a lower league and teams from lower leagues able to promote, all that brings so much extra emotion and attachment into the game from fans, the rivalry, the comradery

like how everyone plays as a kid wanting to become the next superstar yet only so few actually make it to a professional level

the rawness of the emotions, the simplicity of the game yet insane conditioning and skill needed to compete at the highest level, it's just a perfect mix
post 1658963793 04-01-2022, 04:54 PM
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Lol @ the America hates soccer cope. Meanwhile..

NBC pays $2.7 billion for Premier League rights.

Fox/Telemundo pays $1 billion for World Cup rights.
post 1658964043 04-01-2022, 04:58 PM
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Adverts breaks every 2 minutes absolutely ruin the viewing enjoyment of American football.
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post 1658964243 04-01-2022, 05:03 PM
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my friend plays like semi-pro? Division 1 and even he says football can be boring to watch most of the time. Think he prefers to watch bball cos there's always something happening. The only people that will appreciate boring 90 minute slogs are people who understand the game. It's like boxing, most matches are soooo fkin boring to the untrained eye.
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post 1658964543 04-01-2022, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Eterniity
my friend plays like semi-pro? Division 1 and even he says football can be boring to watch most of the time. Think he prefers to watch bball cos there's always something happening. The only people that will appreciate boring 90 minute slogs are people who understand the game. It's like boxing, most matches are soooo fkin boring to the untrained eye.
I like the boxing comparison but I'd give it a slightly different twist. The people who appreciate boring 90 minute slogs are just tryhards who come from a position of superiority and think they're better than other fans. Same with those kind of boxing fans. Every normal football fan likes action packed games.
post 1658965853 04-01-2022, 05:36 PM
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You get 90 seconds of pure elation off that 1 hard earned goal all game


It’s true a single basket made in bball doesn’t have the same eruption, but you do have teams going on 10-0 runs that complete switch momentum in a game. The crowd erupts in similar elation during those stretches

The best part is that they happen more often. So you might get 1 or 2 90seconds of elation watching soccer. Meanwhile American sports give you at least 5-6 hype moments per game, regardless of the sport

Not to mention you’re far more likely to see outcomes change in favor of the team down in the closing minutes when scoring is more plentiful.

There’s no greater elation when your team is on the verge of losing but pulls it out in the last few minutes or seconds.

The fact scoring in soccer is rare means there’s fewer instances where you’ll see a team down late turn the tides to end up winning. And no, it’s not more powerful when it happens because of it. Trust me the joy of a comeback in the final moments is equally as satisfactory if it happens only once an entire season or happens consecutively every night for a week straight.

In the moment your team is still down and it doesn’t matter that they were down the night before and came back. It’s independent of last nights game. So you enjoy it just as much the second comeback.

But the number of comebacks pales in soccer but scoring is so desolate
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post 1658966373 04-01-2022, 05:49 PM
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Referees in American sports have too much control and change the games with ridiculous calls. Soccer is much more flowing and has less referee interference that causes huge swings in the game

brb pass interference - place ball at that location of foul just lol
brb roughing the passer - 10 yards, automatic 1st down
brb every drive for a layup results in and and-1
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post 1658966763 04-01-2022, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Briisk
Referees in American sports have too much control and change the games with ridiculous calls. Soccer is much more flowing and has less referee interference that causes huge swings in the game

brb pass interference - place ball at that location of foul just lol
brb roughing the passer - 10 yards, automatic 1st down
brb every drive for a layup results in and and-1
brb brb
No doubt the rules in the NFL are dumbed down to reward sloppy play in the name of "muh shootouts."
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