Anonymous
7/20/2025, 3:37:00 AM No.149868505
Why are professional sports teams called clubs
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Anonymous
7/20/2025, 3:39:07 AM No.149868557
>>149868505 (OP)
They're not. You're just a lonely frog faggot that should probably just end it all.
They're not. You're just a lonely frog faggot that should probably just end it all.
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Anonymous
7/20/2025, 3:48:53 AM No.149868774
>>149868505 (OP)
Some of them legitimately are clubs, though this is non-existent in American pro sports. There are amateur sports clubs here, though.
Some of them legitimately are clubs, though this is non-existent in American pro sports. There are amateur sports clubs here, though.
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Anonymous
7/20/2025, 4:10:03 AM No.149869226
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 4:19:01 AM No.149869424
>>149868897
Not sure what your gay as fuck picture represents.
Not sure what your gay as fuck picture represents.
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 4:28:26 AM No.149869634
A lot of football clubs started as clubs for people to play for fun and then evolved into these multimillionare business you see today
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 4:30:18 AM No.149869673
>>149868505 (OP)
Football (soccer) clubs are called that because a large mayority of them are gatherings of people who want to play some sports together, its a *social entity*. At least in here, most football clubs also offer sign ups to take part in other sports for recreation or competitive purposes.
Im not sure if the US has many of these because most of them seem to be entirely privately owned and the only thing they hire is personel (players or backroom staff), you cant say, have a talk with the administration of the Lakers to use their court to play a basketball game with your friends, or practice on it.
Football (soccer) clubs are called that because a large mayority of them are gatherings of people who want to play some sports together, its a *social entity*. At least in here, most football clubs also offer sign ups to take part in other sports for recreation or competitive purposes.
Im not sure if the US has many of these because most of them seem to be entirely privately owned and the only thing they hire is personel (players or backroom staff), you cant say, have a talk with the administration of the Lakers to use their court to play a basketball game with your friends, or practice on it.