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@@StephonLove208 OK

It was called soccer in England long before it was ever called football. And not to put too fine a point on it but walk into a sporting goods store and ask them for a football and see what they hand you.

@@jhamptonjr Please, educate yourself: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_association_football#:~:text=Some%20predecessors%20of%20football%20may,and%20English%20public%20school%20games.

What bloody difference does it make what is called mate? People in Mexico in English call it soccer there whenever they speak English with me (a viable minority given they speak Mexican Spanish) and I have to clarify to them because soccer in spanish is "futbol" and many Mexicans given their proximity to the US with American football and they don't complain about this word. Canada also call it "soccer." You should stop telling people what they want to call it because when you tell people what to do or say, its not right because it what you want for them to say. I would love to push you to say "cookies" instead "biscuits" but if I push you to say something, its because its what I want, and that is NOT right. We are humans, and you have to accept that everybody is different, we speak different languages, say different things, religions, customs. 5,000 years of civilization and we can't accept the fact still that people are different, and we got to accept that. I'm not angry with you and I want to clarify this that we all love the sport regardless of what its called. Lets just enjoy it!