Bill Burr loves football

[PurpleJ]

We're winning. As always.

 

[FireCohen]

great board selection fag

 

[ThomasFremont]

We?

 

[CuntWaffle]

Bad day for soccer man

 

[Hippopeteamus]

What code, Gaelic, Rugby, Australian, Canadian, American, or Association (the shittiest code of them all).
Also note, in most native[/i] English speaking countries Association football is called soccer, its only in the fucking UK where they don't call it that.

 

[PurpleJ]

What code, Gaelic, Rugby, Australian, Canadian, American, or Association (the shittiest code of them all).
Also note, in most native[/i] English speaking countries Association football is called soccer, its only in the fucking UK where they don't call it that.

It's football. You kick a ball with your foot.

But it's pretty cool that the sport is so popular that is has multiple names.

 

[Hippopeteamus]

What code, Gaelic, Rugby, Australian, Canadian, American, or Association (the shittiest code of them all).
Also note, in most native[/i] English speaking countries Association football is called soccer, its only in the fucking UK where they don't call it that.

It's football. You kick a ball with your foot.

But it's pretty cool that the sport is so popular that is has multiple names.

Its not football in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, and most importantly in the US. Anyway, its name is association football, which is what FA in FIFA in French stands for, International Federation of Association Football. So all the soccer (which was a nickname coming from association coined by the Brits) cunts in the US can fuck off calling it football and call the most popular code of football in the United States football, American Football.

 

[PurpleJ]

What code, Gaelic, Rugby, Australian, Canadian, American, or Association (the shittiest code of them all).
Also note, in most native[/i] English speaking countries Association football is called soccer, its only in the fucking UK where they don't call it that.

It's football. You kick a ball with your foot.

But it's pretty cool that the sport is so popular that is has multiple names.

Its not football in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, and most importantly in the US. Anyway, its name is association football, which is what FA in FIFA in French stands for, International Federation of Association Football. So all the soccer (which was a nickname coming from association coined by the Brits) cunts in the US can fuck off calling it football and call the most popular code of football in the United States football, American Football.

None of those countries have ever won a World Cup. They don't get to decide what it's called.

It's football. We can call your silly American game "Rugby for pussies who wear pads"

 

[Hippopeteamus]

What code, Gaelic, Rugby, Australian, Canadian, American, or Association (the shittiest code of them all).
Also note, in most native[/i] English speaking countries Association football is called soccer, its only in the fucking UK where they don't call it that.

It's football. You kick a ball with your foot.

But it's pretty cool that the sport is so popular that is has multiple names.

Its not football in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, and most importantly in the US. Anyway, its name is association football, which is what FA in FIFA in French stands for, International Federation of Association Football. So all the soccer (which was a nickname coming from association coined by the Brits) cunts in the US can fuck off calling it football and call the most popular code of football in the United States football, American Football.

None of those countries have ever won a World Cup. They don't get to decide what it's called.

It's football. We can call your silly American game "Rugby for pussies who wear pads"

I'm going to make sure all the scarf waving assholes aren't allowed to spread this British imperialistic jargon back in the USA. What was the point of the revolutionary war otherwise? Might as well start drinking tea and stop going to the dentist.