Plenty on this thread, so in reality you do know people in England who have or do use the term.I don’t know anyone in England who uses the word soccer except people who aren’t football fans
You mean a Casey or a flyaway?This football or soccer debate is nearly as bad as what we called a football back in the day either Caser or bladder ball ..
Or even Thistle.You mean a Casey or a flyaway?
I think what you really mean is "why don`t you all just fuck with with your soccer and footie shite". ;)Kin hell can someone start a fresh thread about soccer or football being the correct name
shit I thought that was THIS threadKin hell can someone start a fresh thread about soccer or football being the correct name
When AC/DC got tired of soccer footie argument and fucked off to Australia to sing highway to hell.
I'm in my 60s and played/watched football all my life. I can honestly say, hand on heart, I have never had a conversation with anyone who used "soccer" in a conversation about the sport we love. Nor have I ever overheard it used in banter either in the pub, on the terraces or at work. You are correct, however, about it being used in media- just never heard a real person say it!This wasn’t Didsbury mate. It was England in the past. Soccer was widely used as a nickname for the game. I’ve given examples which you conveniently ignored so here’s a few more for you to ignore.View attachment 125922