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Americans gambled $1.8 billion on the 2022 FIFA World Cup, but wager $10 or so billion on the Super Bowl.
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Televised soccer, with low scoring and virtually no violent contact, is less addictive for spectators than American football is.
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→Great Players: Pele, a player for Brazil often considered to have been the greatest ever.
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Competitive soccer by women has a high rate of lesbianism, perhaps due to its encouragement of physical aggression.
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Soccer has drawbacks as a sport, however. Girls can ruin their knees playing soccer, while boys can suffer head injuries while heading the ball, particularly if hardened. Practicing not to develop hand-to-eye coordination as required by soccer is unhelpf
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Undo revision 1742741 by StarkGaryen (talk)
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Undo revision 1305530 by GlobalConsideration (talk) While the names are used differently in other places, this is a U.S. site, so we use the U.S. names
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everyone can play their role, no matter how minor or irrelevant to the game
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Matthew Philbin faults the media for using soccer to undercut American exceptionalism
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NewsBusters article critical of soccer hype
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criticism section + move down stray opinion out of intro
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how popular is it - other than outside America?
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When played at the Olympics, soccer is considered to be somewhat of a joke sport.
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Added a couple of things, nothing much though.
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