Just to clarify for the non-U.S. players here: by "football player", you mean a player of American Football rather than of Association Football (what Americans, Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders and perhaps a few other people in the world call Soccer), right?
Veske_Valrune wrote: »Just to clarify for the non-U.S. players here: by "football player", you mean a player of American Football rather than of Association Football (what Americans, Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders and perhaps a few other people in the world call Soccer), right?
Because soccer players wear shoulder protection.
Veske_Valrune wrote: »Just to clarify for the non-U.S. players here: by "football player", you mean a player of American Football rather than of Association Football (what Americans, Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders and perhaps a few other people in the world call Soccer), right?
Because soccer players wear shoulder protection.
Veske_Valrune wrote: »Just to clarify for the non-U.S. players here: by "football player", you mean a player of American Football rather than of Association Football (what Americans, Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders and perhaps a few other people in the world call Soccer), right?
Because soccer players wear shoulder protection.
In most countries, a soccer player is called a football player.