Super Bowl VS The World Cup

ReznovReborn said:
Soccer is such a boring sport. Football is strategic and physical. Its great.


Then you haven't watched Latin touch soccer. That's exciting the player dribble through another team, European long ball is boring. When they send a player running to the ball.
 
FutureBeast said:
-V- said:
IXlSaTaNsWoRsEdEmOnlXI said:
You probably never heard of this sport but hurling is more physical and better than all your sports
Played it, it's ok. Not as physically challenging as rugby.

It's the fastest field sport in the world. The slitor can travel over 100mph and getting whacked by the hurl is just lovely I'd imagine. No it isn't physically demanding at all. Lying on the ground for half the game like rugby is. And we all know you didn't play it moron you were too busy playing bowls or cricket lol
I feel like that's supposed to be some kinda insult cause I'm British... But you feel to realise that I'm in Ireland.
 
So because I disagree with you on a sport that means I'm lying? Oh boy you are a sensitive one. Also what's full of S mean? Also if you've ever played both hurling and rugby you would know that rugby is the harder sport, most the people who I know that play hurling agree with that.
 
Full of Superness? Full of strength? Full of sense? Has to be one of those... I mean what else could it be.
 
There's a difference between being sensitive and seeing an opportunity to shut an idiot up for 24 hours. You wanna keep posting off topic with your butthurt until support silences you?
 
PRIME said:
Well technically Canadians came up with gridiron football first.. Both share roots in European rugby, which for the record is a real mans sport... Not soccer, if anything you have to compare rugby and the NFL, and if that's the case rugby wins... Rugby will always win... Sorry that I ruined your thread

...I always hear this argument, but does anyone have figures on how many rugby players die yearly? (professional or amateur). On average 5 high school football players die yearly from the sport.

In the early days of American football when it was played mostly in college deaths were common ...1905 there were 20 deaths in college football
 
Death doesn't mean it's a harder sport... It just means the way it's played is dangerous and stupid. One could make an argument that a non contact sport is a harder sport than any of them but a death count doesn't matter. Also the reason football has a higher death count(I think) is because less skill and technique goes into tackles which lead to big injuries or worse.
 
Moose said:
World Cup has more viewers, but the super bowl has better production and theatrics

Plus, honestly, soccer sucks
Sorry bro but Epic fail here!!!

American Football sucks. Soccer rules!!!

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PRIME said:
-V- said:
Well there's baseball fans, cricket fans etc.


Ever been hit in the head with a hard ass ball doing upwards of 90mph? That's pretty damn tough to get up after that..

Any more you care to think of? I guess we could talk about track

I like track
Soccer-balls are faster plus the players dont wear gay sissy-armors and helmets. ?

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The fact that Soccer has more viewers Even though it is worse producted should be evidence. ?
 
lIlIlIlILlIlIOlIlIWlIlIlIlI said:
American Football sucks. Soccer rules!!!

Soccor is for poor people 

(and don't claim it's a national sport for you or some other BS because you're calling it "soccor" ...u prob cldnt make the cut and HAD to play soccor)
 
-V- said:
Death doesn't mean it's a harder sport... It just means the way it's played is dangerous and stupid. One could make an argument that a non contact sport is a harder sport than any of them but a death count doesn't matter. Also the reason football has a higher death count(I think) is because less skill and technique goes into tackles which lead to big injuries or worse.

I'ld put the athleticism of American Football players over that of any Rugby players any day

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“I think the more violent game is American football, and the more physically challenging is rugby. The advantage in American football is that you get seven months to prepare for a four-month season. In rugby, it seems like you get two weeks to prepare for an 11-month season.”
- Richard Tardits

“When I heard it was only 20-minute games, I was like, ‘Man, I would kill that. I’ve played two-hour games in college and the NFL.’ The first game I ever played in rugby, after two minutes, I was begging the coach to take me out.“
-Leonard Peters

Argument over I think.
 
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