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DON’T: Call it soccer. …
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Ryan W. 11 months agoAnd per your other comment, they even call it “soccer” in Ireland.
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Ryan W. 11 months ago
Also, you’re the one who started out with the aggression. How about you just let the American media refer to it as “soccer” and your country’s media can call it…oh wait…”soccer”
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Ryan W. 11 months ago
Then why do your media outlets refer to the game as “soccer”? http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/
http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/soccer/ I didn’t realize that Ireland showed up for the “football match” today. At least from what I was watching. My favorite part was when Xavi completed more passes than more than half of the Irish team combined. It’s like Roy Keane says, you guys were only there for the sing-along. -
- Davine S. And per your other comment, they even... and thinks it’s Fail
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Davine S. 11 months agoAre you naturally that patronising and aggressive, or is it something you actively work on? I am Irish. I was born in Ireland. I live in Ireland. I just watched the Ireland vs Spain football match in my Irish house in my Irish city with my Irish family. We do not call it soccer in this country; pretty much the only place that calls it soccer is the United States. But go ahead and act like you know everything about everything if that’s what makes you happy.
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