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Football demands far more skill than gridiron [steroid ball]. You have to be fit to play football and have technical abilities.
Depends on what you mean. If you are comparing American football with normal football (aka soccer), then undoubtedly, if you take a global perspective, the answer is normal football, or soccer. If you are wondering what to call the sport, then call it football. Do not call it soccer.
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