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							| What is pro soccer |  16 Jul 2011      
					
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 pilarmham
 
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							| professional football, I �d say. |  16 Jul 2011     
					
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							| pro soccer is what they call professional football in America |  16 Jul 2011     
					
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							| Not to be confused with American football. |  16 Jul 2011     
					
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 libertybelle
 
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							| As an American - I often wonder why American Football is called football at all? They hardly ever use their feet!  Players throw, catch, tackle and run more often than kick with their feet!
 
 The whole world calls soccer for football - which actually IS played with the feet!
 
 Perhaps the term soccer was created to eliminate the misunderstanding between the two games - who knows?
  
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 valentinaper
 
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							| "Pro evolution soccer" or just "pro" is what my students call the videogame    Perhaps it seems a bit irrelevant, but I couldn �t get it at first when they said: "Why don �t you come over for some pizza and pro ?"   |  16 Jul 2011     
					
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