Soccer in Ontario
 

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I know most of you probably don't care, But this is Amazing news for player development in Ontario. Your going to see more Canadians playing in England now. Im a happy Camper right now. biggrin:

A waste of fucking money. Leave soccer to the cry baby pussies in other europe and south america (espiecally italy...take a dive much nigger?)

You gotta be shitting me, I dont know if you realized this but Soccer is the most played sport in Canada. You better get used to it.

[quote="Scalping Chief":d8561]You gotta be shitting me, I dont know if you realized this but Soccer is the most played sport in Canada. You better get used to it.[/quote:d8561]

Ice hockey, referred to as simply hockey in the country, is Canada's official winter sport and continues to be the most popular sport and one in which teams representing the country have had the most international success. Conversely, soccer although widely played by school-aged Canadians and those in the immigrant community has never become popular enough as a spectator sport for a professional league to be maintained in the country.

I enjoy playing soccer, but watching it is worse than watching curling...only the euro/world cup is enjoyable.

[quote=Pyro]Ice hockey, referred to as simply hockey in the country, is Canada's official winter sport and continues to be the most popular sport and one in which teams representing the country have had the most international success. Conversely, soccer although widely played by school-aged Canadians and those in the immigrant community has never become popular enough as a spectator sport for a professional league to be maintained in the country.

I enjoy playing soccer, but watching it is worse than watching curling...only the euro/world cup is enjoyable.[/quote:878de]
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Soccer is one of the country's most played recreational sports, particularly as a school sport. The sport's official governing body in the country is the Canadian Soccer Association. Whereas the national women's team is competitive internationally, the national men's team struggles. (For detail see Soccer in Canada.)

[quote="Scalping Chief":8052b][quote=Pyro]Ice hockey, referred to as simply hockey in the country, is Canada's official winter sport and continues to be the most popular sport and one in which teams representing the country have had the most international success. Conversely, soccer although widely played by school-aged Canadians and those in the immigrant community has never become popular enough as a spectator sport for a professional league to be maintained in the country.

I enjoy playing soccer, but watching it is worse than watching curling...only the euro/world cup is enjoyable.[/quote:8052b]
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Soccer is one of the country's most played recreational sports, particularly as a school sport. The sport's official governing body in the country is the Canadian Soccer Association. Whereas the national women's team is competitive internationally, the national men's team struggles. (For detail see Soccer in Canada.)[/quote:8052b]

One of the most clearly means it isn't the most.

Anyways...If people wanna play soccer for anything other than for fun...they should leave the country cuz canada doens't give a shit about it beyond when you're a kid.

Soccer is the most played sport in America too, but no one gives a FUCK

ITS CALLED FOOTBALL, REAL FOOTBALL AND WAS AROUND WAY BEFORE 'AMERICAN FOOTBALL' SO FUCK THE WORD SOCCER YOU COMMIE WANKS

Maybe we can produce the next ROOOONEY rolleyes:

lol but in all seriousness this is awesome. first we get a new stadium, we are hosting the 2007 World Youth Championships, we were offered the gold cup in 2009 or something, and now we are in partnership with Everton rock:


and f off with all the bs. you made your point now kindly leave the thread

edit: also, with all the immigrants we fuckin have here, who come from countries that football is their national sport will maybe start supporting the Toronto MLS team once we get it in 2007. I know already from a soccer forum i post on, there has been a ton of support already

I don't see how popularity can mean best?

Is 50 cent the best rapper cuz hes the most popular?

what do you mean best? does it have to be the best sport to be acknowledged? no. and hockey is the best in your opinion, not everyone's

it is obviouslly acknoledged...but fuck when the jamaca gets a hockey team...canada can have a soccer team.

couldnt have said it better myself biggrin:

Football is the best and mostly played sport in the world period.

hake:


16th Aston Villa
17th West Brom
18th Everton
19th Birmingham
20th Sunderland

sleeping: Soccer is the reason why the USA owns this mother fucking earth and dont you EVER forget it.

rock: rock: rock: biggrin:

Your point?

its nothing to be ' rock: ' about

1 Brazil
2 Netherlands
3 Czech Republic
4 Argentina
5 France
6 Mexico
7 USA


I guess some people do care about Soccer in the US sleeping:

Chelsea 31
Wigan Athletic 22
Tottenham 20
Man City 20
Bolton 20
Charlton 19
Man Utd 18
Arsenal 17
West Ham 15
Newcastle 15
Middlesbrough15
Blackburn 14
Liverpool 13
Portsmouth 10
Fulham 9
Aston Villa 9
West Brom 8
Everton 7
Sunderland 5

Doing abit shitty this year but rock:

They done good their last 2 games oOo:

aha they gonna get raped by chelsea on sunday..

[quote="Scalping Chief":f5cb8]1 Brazil
2 Netherlands
3 Czech Republic
4 Argentina
5 France
6 Mexico
7 USA


I guess some people do care about Soccer in the US sleeping:[/quote:f5cb8]


if it were percentage of population who loved football it would be the UK who would be top.

[quote="Scalping Chief":76e2c]1 Brazil
2 Netherlands
3 Czech Republic
4 Argentina
5 France
6 Mexico
7 USA


I guess some people do care about Soccer in the US sleeping:[/quote:76e2c]

I sir do not.

[quote="Scalping Chief":f6708]They done good their last 2 games oOo:[/quote:f6708]

Yeah, but we lost to Blackburn rovers rolleyes:

and yep I can agree we will get raped by chelsea cry: