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Old 04-08-2003, 02:39 AM
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my 2001 Crush ticket for dublin was boring, green yellow and blue.

The tickets should come end of May Choc.
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Hi,
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yeah i got tickets just like yours blue pink and Arena unbestuhlt
But what's mean Arena unbestuhlt???
:P :P :P :P
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Hi,
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yeah i got tickets just like yours blue pink and Arena unbestuhlt
But what's mean Arena unbestuhlt???
:P :P :P :P
it means it is in the middle of the venue without chairs
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Arena is field. The place in the stadium where usually the soccer players are at soccer games. Unbestuhlt means standing, no chairs.
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FOOTBALL






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Old 04-09-2003, 01:33 PM
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They play in soccer stadiums, not football. Football isn't very popular here in Germany. Soccer is the No. 1 sport here.
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gah

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ITS CALLED FOOTBALL

we invented the game. AND WE CALLED IT FOOTBALL

just because the bloody yanks call it ****ing soccer doesnt mean the rest of the world does

YOU HARDLY EVEN USE YOUR ****ING FOOT IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL
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http://www.thefa.com/

It is not soccer, it is FOOTBALL!!!
In England: F.C. Liverpool. What does the "F" stand for? Football of course!!!
In Germany: F.C. Bayern. What does the "F" stand for? Fussball(=Football) of course!
In Spain: F.C. Barcelona. What does th "F' stand for? Futbol(=Football) again!!!
I assume you already know that there are hundreds of thousands of such examples around Europe (and also South America).
There are very few countries which use the word soccer in order to distinguish the sport from some other national sport that is given the same name. This is ok, they can live in their own world if they want, but it is not fair to establish it as an international term through the Internet! The World Wide Web is GLOBAL and all people (except three countries USA,Canada & Australia) around the world call this sport with its right name. Experience has taught me that people who use the term 'soccer' usually (99%) have absolutely no idea about football (or should I call it real football?).
I hope that this will be better understood in the future.
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[quote="MongooseIn Germany: F.C. Bayern. What does the "F" stand for? Fussball(=Football) of course![/quote]

Fussball = soccer. We don't have a German word for football, we use the original English word for it since it is an American Sports. Like tennnis is tennis, squash is squash and badminton is badminton. We don't have German words for these sports.
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?!?!?
The original english word is FOOTBALL

its not an American sport ffs

FOOTBALL CAME ABOUT 300 YEARS BEFORE AMERICAN FOOTBALL
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