Football, and I mean real football not that lame American version

Real Madrid and Roma

I will also support my homeland.
South Korea!!! the red devils. w00t.

As far as US MLS goes, I basically never watch it. Ironically though what could be considered my home team got renamed to the Red Bulls, and Red Bull happens to be a great addiction of mine, drink so much Red Bull each day.. so i was pretty excited when i found out they got renamed and they are building Red Bull stadium 10 minutes away from my house, which might actually drive me to attend games since I really want to get my youngest child into playing when he gets older.. Our local kids teams (little kids and high school) are undefeated for a while now, and a friend of mine runs one of the kids leagues and has been trying to get me to coach a team, told her when my little one gets older maybe ;)

but as of now only games you will catch me watching are south/central American leagues and occasionally the quasi English Football league. Wouldn't mind watching Deutschland fussball, but screw the dish network packages, love my digital tv

liverpool

So by football you mean SOCCER?


Remember kids, if America doesnt support it, then it sucks!

I support Fulham and READING!


"We're Reading, We're Reading, We'll Kick Yer Fucking Head In!"

or

"Your Goin' Home in a West Berkshire Ambulance!"

Haha, incase you hadn't already figured it out, America kind of sucks.

Being the hardass country that alienates themselves from the rest of the world isn't all too appealing.

Give me the passion and LOVE of European football anyday. Specifically that of the Gunners. ~

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Originally Posted by RedLocks

hey i been wondering, how is it called a English football league if ya got one English player per team and the rest are foreign

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To be honest, its Arsenal who don't play their English players much. I consider Arsenal a suburb of France. Man Utd were the Daddies at bringing young English kids through the Academies, i mean, look at the mid 90's. Beckham, Scholes, Butt, the Nevilles etl al. But its the smaller clubs such as West Ham and Middlesbrough (my team) that are bringing good youth players through now. The last game of last season, Middlesbrough actually fielded 10 youth english players that were a result of our Academy in a Premier League game. Fair enough we lost 1-0, but t was English kids against men. You do not see that every day, was proud of them.

Just wait until Theo Walcott is the face for the young Arsenal squad. The kid is going to BLOW up. ~

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Originally Posted by Its a Plant

Haha, incase you hadn't already figured it out, America kind of sucks.

Being the hardass country that alienates themselves from the rest of the world isn't all too appealing.

Give me the passion and LOVE of European football anyday. Specifically that of the Gunners. ~

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yeah but we can bomb the shit out of anyones country :Tomcat: