Football Strategies

1. 4 Responses to “How long before football become more popular than soccer in this world?”

2. By rustupd on Nov 26, 2009 | Reply

   by REAL FOOTBALL you are referring to rugby league(as played in Australia) i hope not that pansy game they play in the USA where they all wear heaps of padding so the poor little Sissy’s don’t get a bruise on them

   IT WONT

3. By Hot Times A Comin' on Nov 26, 2009 | Reply

   Soccer has been around since the dinosaurs so it will take awhile for the rest of the world to smarten up. The International Federation of American Football now operates in over 50 countries so the more advanced of the previously backward countries are catching up.

   It will take awhile. Several decades. But, I have faith that, if not in the 3rd world, the rest of the developed world can be brought out of the middle ages of sport.

4. By yusuke6989 on Nov 27, 2009 | Reply

   I doubt it ever will (worldwide I mean). In some countries it will make headway. But in countries where there is already a form of full contact football (ie rugby union, rugby league, or australian rules) it will be a lot harder (and possibly impossible) to catch on.

   Take, for example, how rugby union is doing in the US. Despite being a very different game the simple fact that it appears to rival American football has made it nearly impossible for rugby to gain a good strong support base (not that its support base is wimpy it’s just too small).

   Until people can realize that each type of football (rugby union, rugby league, AFL (australian rules not arena), association/soccer, American, gaelic, etc) is really an entirely unique game that has its own pros and cons, it will be very hard for them to coexist.

5. By little g on Nov 27, 2009 | Reply

   never ever ever ever ever ever!!!!!!!!!!

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