posted on2010-10-04 01:09:05QUOTE

why is THIS on this site its fucking rugby I don't like the direction mental zero is heading

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posted on2010-10-04 01:16:32QUOTE

lol rugby

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posted on2010-10-04 02:24:19QUOTE

Hung out to dry.

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posted on2010-10-04 02:57:06QUOTE

To trace the origin of â

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posted on2010-10-04 03:03:11QUOTE

To trace the origin of soccer we must go all the way back to 1863, and a meeting of gentlemen at a London pub, who congregated with the purpose of standardizing the rules of football, which was in its infant years as an organized sport but was growing rapidly in popularity. Those assembled became the founding members of the Football Association (which still oversees the game in England to this day). And they decided to call their code Association Football, to differentiate it from Rugby Football. They took the third, fourth and fifth letters of Association and called it SOCcer. So there you are.

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posted on2010-10-04 07:14:09QUOTE

NobodySpecial post on 2010-10-04 03:03:11
To trace the origin of soccer we must go all the way back to 1863, and a meeting of gentlemen at a London pub, who congregated with the purpose of standardizing the rules of football, which was in its infant years as an organized sport but was growing rapidly in popularity. Those assembled became the founding members of the Football Association (which still oversees the game in England to this day). And they decided to call their code Association Football, to differentiate it from Rugby Football. They took the third, fourth and fifth letters of Association and called it SOCcer. So there you are.somebody's been doing there home work i am very impressed. all tho i would just like to point out that only in america do they call it soccer hence soc it to me over in england it has from day 1 all ways been called football

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