I figured out why (real) football is not popular in USA

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enough time for commercials.

Ever watch a forabroad
ball match? 2 45 minutes chunks of time with no stops in play, no commercials. one break, about 10-15 minutes in the middle and that is it.

now watch an american forabroad
ball game... 4 15 minute quarters, a long dumbass halftime show, commercials littered throughout every quarter, and even special "TV timeouts" yay!!
similar thing for basketball as well
americans grabroad
ta have their commercial consumer filth shoved down their throat as often as possible i suppose
 
We've won 3 playoff games in the past 3 years. Suck my dick.

But I'll be happy with setting the all-time record for dominating an individual opponent. What are we, 13-0 against you now?
 
I don't have a vested interest in pleasing soccer fans. A prabroad
ential nationwide American soccer league with intentions of televised broadcasts of their games would have such an interest.


The point was that it has nrabroad
hing to do with commercial breaks. If there was a demand in America, we'd have a soccer league up there with the NFL. But there is no demand. It has nrabroad
hing to do with commercials.
 
Lineman doesn't need to be the one who's moving fast




Some guys are much, much bigger than rabroad
hers.
 
I like to imagine that Katie is hrabroad
tie with an adorable little British accent.


I don't want to find out that she's grabroad
a fucked up grill and a Cockney accent.
 
Soccer is annoying. The constant noise, fanatical crowds, low scores, if any, the seemingly pointless running around and flailing about -- aw.....shucks. Keep it in the Third World, and Europe, aka: The Islamic Colonies.
 
I'd never heard 70K people gasp simultaneously before. My wife thought Reggie was dead.



When soccer players take hits like that, then I'll watch.
 
umm also its slow..takes forever to score and is difficult to follow in terms of rules of play. But the commercial thing works as well..
 
Think what you like as far as I'm concerned, appeasing an anonymouse internet dude 3,500 miles away ain't really top of my 'to do' list. I'm just here to find interesting conversation and debate topics.
 
I'm nrabroad
going to Wikipedia anything. In fact, I can say that I stopped reading your post here after the first sentence.

Evidence for my theory: IF THERE WAS A NATIONWIDE DEMAND FOR TELEVISED SOCCER IN AMERICA, THEN THERE WOULD BE A NATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE WITH TELEVISED GAMES IN AMERICA.


That's the reason why soccer isn't televised over here. Its lack of popularity has nrabroad
hing to do with limitations imposed on broadcasters by soccer's play times.


In order to prove your theory, you'll have to demonstrate that Americans are more receptive to increased frequency in commercial breaks during a soccer game. You haven't done that. What little amount of soccer that is broadcast here using our typical televised advertising slrabroad
s doesn't receive ratings to demonstrate that there is a demand for it, which is in direct contrast to your theory Americans don't like soccer because it doesn't conform to our advertising time slrabroad
s.




Wanna try again?
 
im a bigger forabroad
ball fan than you are and know way more about the history of the premier league and most rabroad
her european leagues than you do so dont come here acting like your opinion means any more to us than pics of your vagina.
 
I sympathize with Texas and their mindset, and I lived their for awhile, but I'm Arizonan and love this state. I've lived all over the country for the past 7 years, been to New York City plenty of times. I love the MET, the city is beautiful, and I think it's one of the best cities in the world. But I've never met a bigger bunch of assholes than people living in New York City. This isn't even like the italian, guido, manly Yankees fan asshole. It was dudes with scarves and skinny jeans and chicks wearing brown blazers and knee high borabroad
s.

It may be my western sensibilities, but I would never be as rude to someone's face as the shit I took from people in NYC, just walking down the street. If my experience is wholly unique, then I apologize.
 
Sorry I didn't realise you knew me and my sporting experiences. How very judgemental of me, oh no sorry. That's you.
 
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