Excuse me but it's called soccer in the US. Football is an entirely different game which I'm sure you know. He may as well get used to calling it soccer now. He sure as hell can't call it football when he gets here.
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It's fairly safe to assume that a man who has just signed the most lucrative contract in all of sports is a) not a failure b) not going to fade into obscurity.Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostI REALLY hope he fails, I hope his career takes a mssive downturn and he fades into obscurity.
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But he's not in the US and he's not from the US.Originally posted by PeachSalsa View PostExcuse me but it's called soccer in the US. Football is an entirely different game which I'm sure you know. He may as well get used to calling it soccer now. He sure as hell can't call it football when he gets here.
The game is Association Football, commonly shortened to football. I've no problem with Americans calling it what the hell they want but someone who knows the history of the game and has played it at it's highest level should get it right. He has no integrity and no respect for the game.
Why can't he call it association football, that is the correct terminology?Originally posted by Gordon Brown
(1995)"A weak currency is the sign of a weak economy,which is the sign of a weak government"
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So people are slating him because he has called it Soccer, as the Americans do and because he is earning a phenomenal amount of money? Yes, what an idiot, i'm glad i dont have his lifestyle where i can earn what i want and live where i want and play the sport i love. Why does he do it? He should have stayed in Madrid where the current manager (wrongly IMO) isn't playing him and snubbed the biggest deal in sporting history.
I think we need to re-think who we call bitter in future.
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If I never hear about him ever again then I will be very happy indeedOriginally posted by PeachSalsa View PostBesides, he'll be our problem to deal with pretty soon and you guys can stop worrying about him.
Originally posted by Gordon Brown
(1995)"A weak currency is the sign of a weak economy,which is the sign of a weak government"
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I agree.Originally posted by CharlieMansonsSquint View PostGotta give Posh credit, she's played a part.
Say what you want about her but she's also made herself a major player with virtually no talent at all. Beckham is overrated but at least he was a pretty good footballer.
What's next after this for Golden Balls? I can see him doing an Arnie and becoming the next governor of California
It's definitely a possibility...
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I couldn't give a ****ing **** what he says. We have a ****ing show called soccer AM in this country, that must annoy you even more. It wont be very often i notice what David Beckham says, i think you are a bit uptight if that words offends you. We're in a category called "Footie Discussion". Footie FFS!Originally posted by Red Chilli View Post:whatever:
You know he's wrong Speedy, the game is not called Soccer, you know it and he does too.
Anyway, i dont want an argument, i like you.
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1) I don't watch "Soccer am".Originally posted by Speedy View PostI couldn't give a ****ing **** what he says. We have a ****ing show called soccer AM in this country, that must annoy you even more. It wont be very often i notice what David Beckham says, i think you are a bit uptight if that words offends you. We're in a category called "Footie Discussion". Footie FFS!
Anyway, i dont want an argument, i like you.
2) It's different that a program is called soccer am to a player who has called the game which has brought him untold fame and fortune "football" for 30 years and now suddenly he calls it "soccer".
It may not matter to most, but it makes my skin crawl to see someone sell out to the extent that he has. That's why I think he has no integrity or respect for the game. I'm not bothered how much money he has, but you'd think untold wealth would allow him to not sell out to the extent he is prepared to.Originally posted by Gordon Brown
(1995)"A weak currency is the sign of a weak economy,which is the sign of a weak government"
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Oh well..you know how much the British press love him. Just because he will be here doesn't mean he won't be in the news there. And it's all over the US gossip sites. Not that anyone cares.Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostIf I never hear about him ever again then I will be very happy indeed
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Apparently you have missed the news on how much he and Posh like to shop and travel. The kind of shopping they do costs a lot of money. But in all honesty I am just hoping he has a positve impact on the sport here. I would like to see it be as popular as our football, basketball and baseball. It's a wonderful game and people here have no idea what they are missing.Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostIt may not matter to most, but it makes my skin crawl to see someone sell out to the extent that he has. That's why I think he has no integrity or respect for the game. I'm not bothered how much money he has, but you'd think untold wealth would allow him to not sell out to the extent he is prepared to.
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