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@torunn saidI had forgotten about that until just now. I was usually one of the last picked. But we also moved around a lot when I was a kid, so I was an outsider/observer at an early age anyway.
Is this like the selection process at the gym when there were two players left to pick and the leaders said: "ok, you take her and we'll take the other one." 🙂
04 Jul 21
@kevin-eleven saidAmerican football - does it have anything to do with feet?
Take it to the American Football thread, Spanky!
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@the-gravedigger saidhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ewe_people
It will end like that when there is only a ewe and Trev left.
Racist.
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@torunn saidAmerican football has basically nothing in common with association football or other types like Gaelic football and Australian football, but it does have some similarities to rugby football, more so rugby league than rugby union which are two quite separate forms.
Contrary to the rules of ordinary football where you mustn't touch the ball with your hands, unless you are the goalkeeper?
@torunn saidSoccer and American football are great but perhaps the most underestimated or underappreciated type of football, [because, for all intents and purposes, it is only played in one country with a relatively small population] is 'Aussie Rules' football. It is the least contrived and most flowing and 'natural' football game of them all.
American football - does it have anything to do with feet?
