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Is it the groundsman responsibility referee to call of a football match?
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What do you call people in a football match?
players, match officials, Referees, assistant referees, stewards
The British say 'football'-what do Americans call the same game?
soccer
What do you call a person in charge of a football game?
A referee usually controls a football match
A sentence with the word judge?
If you need a Judge just call a officer. In every football match you will need a judge.
What do you call the place where the announcers sit during a football game?
Directly behind homeplate overlooking the entire field high up in a special 'press box' or 'announcer box'.
Football in French?
English:footballCzech: fotbalFrench: football (le foot)Portuguese: futebolSpanish: fútbol or futbolTurkish: futbolScots: fitbaaSerbian: fudbal
Why the do you call it 'soccer' if you support a british club it is 'FOOTBALL'?
They don't. Although the term "soccer" originated there, most places (including the UK) simply call it football. Only in places where another type of football is popular (American football, Gaelic football, Australian rules football, etc.) is the term "soccer" used.
Why do you call football football?
You call it football because you play with ball and kick the ball
What do people in England call soccer?
Yes, it is probably the most popular sport. It is called football and the Barclays Premier League is arguably the best league in the world.
Why do Americans say soccer not football because football is the proper word?
In the American dialect of the English language "football" is one sport, "soccer" is another. In the British dialect of the English language, the sport the Americans call "soccer" is called "football" they do not play much American Football in Britain.
Who do you call a person who watch a football match?
A person who loves football or a particular team is a fan; a person who enjoys watching a game is a spectator; a person who goes to watch the game in person is a patron (probably a fan also).
