(05-14-2014 01:16 AM)FAUAEPi Wrote:  

(05-09-2014 09:26 AM)Sninho Wrote:  

(05-09-2014 08:45 AM)FAUAEPi Wrote:  

(05-09-2014 08:39 AM)JustAnotherAustinOwl Wrote:  

(05-08-2014 09:55 PM)randaddyminer Wrote:  bpl??? is that bundesliga?

Barclay's Premier League, which is actually the official name. First time I heard it, I thought someone was mistakenly meaning "British" Premier League, which believe me the Scots and English would take issue with...

Yeah well 1776, so they can suck it.

Should be fun this coming Sunday. The looks on Liverpool's face after their draw with Palace was highly entertaining.

What does this even mean? I don't think any Brit cares what American's call their league.

Considering they're always up in arms that we don't call soccer, football, I can easily see them get their panties in a wad over "us stupid Yanks that have no clue what they're talking about."

Because they're so snobbish in minuscule crap like that, I'm more than happy to remind them that we beat them in two wars and helped to save their ass in another. Nonetheless, the English were the ones who coined the term soccer, which is short for asSOCiation football, as back then, both soccer and rugby were called football. It's no mistake that the USA, Canada, Australia, and South Africa (all Commonwealth nations), call the game soccer. One the Rugby School for Boys coined the term rugby, soccer became football again in Britain. By then, these commonwealths kept the term soccer.
You're welcome for your history lesson of the day,

Ok, thanks man. All the English I've ever met haven't ever had an issue with it, but ok. All you have to do is remind them that our soccer team drew with their football team in 2010 and topped the group. That'd be the best way to get them to shut up, about soccer at least.