first of all its US soccer and English football second, they are exactly the same
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"US football" and "England's Soccer" are different codes for two forms of football with common origins. In the USA football generally refers to Gridiron also known as American Football. In England football generally refers to Association Football also known as Soccer. The word Soccer started is a phonetic abbreviation of Association Football coined by Oxford University student Charles Wreford-Brown in 1888 who took the 'soc' from 'Association' and put an 'er' on the end. The practice of putting 'er' on the end of words was common amongst nineteenth century Oxford University students. Typically 'an Oxford University student who played Association football and Rugby football' would be described as "an Oxforder who plays Soccer and Rugger". Association Football along with Rugby Football originated in England. American football is based on Rugby Football which incorporates elements of Association football augmented with ideas that originate in the USA in particular the forward pass. All these forms of football can be traced back to ball games played at Shrovetide in medieval Europe. The English called their version "fote-ball" meaning 'ball game played on foot' where one of the few rules prohibited the use of transport. Other rules prohibited playing games in church yards and murdering the opposition. This fote-ball game is the ancestor of all modern codes of football and is still played in some isolated areas of England.
The difference is the weight. Soccer shoes are way lighter than football shoes.
It the same but the Australian says soccer and the English way is Football
No toe cleat on the soccer boot
Soccer is the game where you kick the ball, not throwing with the QB. The only COuntry that calls soccer (the one without the QB) is America. In everyother country in the World, they call soccer football.
A soccer ball is round, a football is shaped like a lemon. A soccer ball is smooth, a football has some grip. A soccer ball is a lot bigger than a football.
They are two different games........................I wouldn't say they had similarities. The difference is that one is football & the other is played in America..............
A Gaelic ball is slight smaller and also heavier. Dont try to head it.
soccer/football
i would say soccer. i know that englands most popular sport is soccer and so i believe London would be the same. i really think it might be football but ill go with your answer. well, football (aka soccer) is the most popular sport but cricket is the national sport of England. London is England by the way.
Yes, but not between football.
the difference between ancient and modern rules for soccer/football are as follows: the new rules are stricter there is no physical violence allowed now there are regulations that must be followed
There is no difference just that Zimbabwe's soccer team is very bad [its the same!]