Most of the world outside of the US. They might kill you for that statement in Brazil. >_>Nova Tendril said:
Is this cheating?
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I was joking. I really don't care about Sports in general but my brother is obsessed with them so I am aware of how popular they are.TheEvilDuck said:
I do not believe it is cheating. I mean yes its innovative, he actually brought the Video onto the pitch but all sportsman do it. They all "study" their opponents. Heh, I think it is intelligent.
I guess soccer doesn't have any rules against it but I do know that it is against the rules in american football.
No no no, its FOOTBALL, it has people kicking (with feet) a ball (that is round) your "football" has people picking it up (with hands) a ball (that is an oval) wearing armour that can stop a bullet, its not even better then rugby, at least in rugby you have to pass back, adding a new level of tactics to it.Nova Tendril said:
Well thats how i see it, your American habits are different from mine, but oh well, i still disagree
I'm still waiting for the day were they just get 9 other players to form up rank around the one who has the ball and then march into the goal.
Not cheating. Just tactical planning. No different then having a coach give you advice about a player.
they also kick the ball. it's called punting there are also field goals. Names are arbitrary we don't call baseball, batball or basketball, handball. You wanna talk about illogical names; let's start with cricket.Spirultima said:
I believe it was John Oliver who said "I can't say that word... the word you Americans call football... any time anyone from the UK says... that word... an Englishman dies."
OP; No, it's not cheating. Studying your opponent is a normal strategy
Ok then tell me which one is worth more, kicking the ball or taking it to the line? i think we both know, so therefore main rules should state it isn't "foot"ball.ace_of_something said:
Those who have the names that you stated were there orginally, NOT taken in and copyed while its origin has been change (soccer).
Also a good saying for that is "it is right to learn, even if it is from your enemy" - Ode
Totally fair play.
If your opponent is dumb enough to not break theire routines and be predictable enough for you to take advantage of knowing your "enemy" it's just very well playing.
Anyone who considers this cheating should stick to flipping coins for sports
If your opponent is dumb enough to not break theire routines and be predictable enough for you to take advantage of knowing your "enemy" it's just very well playing.
Anyone who considers this cheating should stick to flipping coins for sports
