Thread 212658824

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Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:03:36 PM No.212658824 >>212659207 >>212659270 >>212660153 >>212660306 >>212660969 >>212663020 >>212663153

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Just learned that Irish, Australians, New Zealands, South Africans, and Japanons all call it soccer.

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:08:50 PM No.212659009

We do?

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:14:03 PM No.212659207 >>212659910 >>212663216

>>212658824 (OP)
Italians don't call it Football.

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:15:43 PM No.212659270

>>212658824 (OP)
Balompié

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:31:41 PM No.212659910

>>212659207
It's mixed.
While the official name is calcio we use football too, some teams even have it in their name.

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:37:51 PM No.212660153

>>212658824 (OP)
and none of them are relevant

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:41:42 PM No.212660306

>>212658824 (OP)
I call it fagball

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 8:57:08 PM No.212660969 >>212661113

>>212658824 (OP)
What does socc even means. It's a game where you kick a ball with your foot, football.

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 9:00:58 PM No.212661113

>>212660969

>The term "soccer" originated in England as a slang term for association football, derived from shortening the word "association" and adding the "-er" suffix, a common practice in 19th-century English slang. It was initially used to distinguish association football from rugby football, which was shortened to "rugger"

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 9:54:15 PM No.212663020

>>212658824 (OP)
>Others
What do they call it

Anonymous

7/11/2025, 9:56:16 PM No.212663087

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