sazzie
June 8, 2010, 8:30pm
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Let’s start by saying that I its called football, as it is known around the world, soccer. What is often classified as American football for this article will be called football. I am choosing to call them these names because Bellaonline has a site called soccer, so I have very few readers who think of soccer as football.
We called it Soccer . One of the main differences between soccer and football is the use of the hands and feet. **In soccer, the only person who can touch the ball with his hands is the goalie. The ball is kicked by the players to move it around the field, and ultimately into the opposition’s goal. **
**In football, the ball is carried by hand or thrown by hand only. The only person allowed to kick the ball is the punter and the kicker. It is kicked to score a field goal after a touchdown or to turn the ball over to the other team. In soccer, kicking the ball to the other team is rarely done on purpose. **
Both sports are played very hard. Football is played with full helmet, pads and other protection.
Soccer is a shorts and jersey game, though players do wear shin guards. It is often full contact, but it is not supposed to be like football. Being a tackle sport, football is head on rough. Both sports are often thought of as brutal, and the players are all devoted to their sport making them compete harder.
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its football dude. in the above bold sections you actually described soccer and football the wrong way round. football is a no hands game,soccer is the opposite. end of!