I don't remember Sylvester Stallone in american football movie, so your point is invalid.Green Scar said:American football has way better movies at least.
I don't remember Sylvester Stallone in american football movie, so your point is invalid.Green Scar said:American football has way better movies at least.
wormstrangler said:When you talk about hockey on GAF, most people assume or only know about ice hockey. Not this weird field hockey thing.
J2 Cool said:Bunts, steals, pinch hitting, lefty vs righty, defensive subs, when to take the starting pitcher out, who to pick from the bullpen, set-up man, closers, sac flies, intentional walks, calling a game in pitching, working the strike zone for a pitcher, working the count for a batter, etc, etc.
I guess American Football in comparison is a total x's and o's game, since every play is called, but those two are the closest in being real strategy games. Since games are often close in baseball too, the subtleties of those calls have a huge impact. In football, it has an impact, but the better teams win by a lot in that sport. Basketball is a nice mix of freeform play and strategy.
Polk said:I don't remember Sylvester Stallone in american football movie, so your point is invalid.
I don't think you know what a summary is mate.OuterWorldVoice said:As an immigrant, I tried to absorb your sports. Here are the results in order of greatness:
1. Football - most Tivo/Beer/Lazy Sunday compatible sport ever. Great action. Passionate fans, best old slow-mo footage..."the frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field..."
2. Basketball - great sport, occasionally RUINED by post-game interviews... "I'd like to thank the omnipotent hand of God, in its infinite magnificence, for helping me do that easy layup in the third."
3. Hockey - TERRIBLE televised sport, not helped by low scoring, cold places, strikes or complete invisibility of puck. When Fox tried to address this, the same idiot fans who encouraged the strike protested against the fact that ordinary people could now see the puck.
4. Baseball - JESUS it's like watching someone grind a particularly tepid and obscure RPG.
5. Soccer - you guys finally seem to have it. Not great on TV when I could be watching Real Madrid, but getting better. Expect this to dethrone hockey, vaulting over Baseball soon.
In summary, you (we) have WAY more rapists and felons in your sports than other countries.
Green Scar said:I don't remember a football movie where someone has their eyeball knocked out.
iapetus said:Yes. It's embarrassing to watch at times (unless you're a Colts fan, naturally, in which case you embrace it as the heart of the game...)
I don't mind the breaks at all, it's just when they cut to commericals all the time and it's always for the same things, going to miss the Sunday Night Game on FiveDani said:There are so many breaks and pauses in the action. I.
god yes.iapetus said:Look, the 'which football has the best movie' discussion is over.
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iapetus said:Look, the 'which football has the best movie' discussion is over.
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Shouta said:American Football has all that strategy too, difference is Baseball is slower and easier to recognize the elements than the other. All of the things that happen in football happen in an instant and you have to make heads and tails of everything that occurs. Plus with so many things going on and impromptu decisions by the players during the plays changes things.
DeathNote said:I don't think you know what a summary is mate.
Goron2000 said:What? Soccer/Football was created by the Chinese military around 200 A.D, it was a training exercise where the soldier had to kick a leather ball through a small hole. It was later given rules and named "cuju" (literal translation of "Kick ball") by 700 A.D it became a professional sport in east asia.
SatelliteOfLove said:Dammit, Bobby...
Davidion said:Not a sports fan in general, but much like a good blowjob, you can't really argue with John Cleese.
MagniHarvald said:Born in the US, agree with Cleese..
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Shouta said:That kid ain't right.
Macmanus said:You regularly argue with mediocre to rubbish blow jobs? What do you argue about? The economy? Immigration? Do you get much of a reply?
newelly87 said:Rugby League>>>>>>>>>>American Football>>>>>>>>>>>>Rugby Union. I will never understand people that cannot see this after watching all three.
Get Peyton Manning and pretend he's French, I guess.LiveWire said:http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/sh...a-World-Cup-team-of-NFL-player?urn=nfl,247148
"If we could build a World Cup team of NFL Players..."
$1148 Jack said:People, people... Who and or what is an Emmit?
Knew it was only a matter of time before a Ray Lewis video popped up.blackMamba1187 said:
BLURNNIN90 said:Me watching Handegg is like Fry watching future baseball in Futurama. I don't get that shit.
MULTI BALL! MULTI BALL!
blackMamba1187 said:
i bet he RussianVlad is good in football....against 2 yr olds LOL!!
FindMyFarms said:If that's what you want go watch MMA. Every single athlete I've seen in this thread (football, rugby, etc. etc.) would look like a god damn pussy next to Fedor Emilianenko.
Azuran said:American Football would be better if it didn't takes more than 3 hours to play a 60-min game. Something must have gone wrong there.
John Cleese is a groundbreaking individual for being the first British person to ever think up those arguments. I have never heard any british person, ever, say any of those things about American Football. Crazy.darkwings said:Says that it is only good for beer commercials, questions the term football when the majority of the game is played by hands and says that you dont need to think yourself to play the game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sD_8prYOxo
AND HERE WE GO!
Jamesfrom818 said:Who?