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Ferd Berfel wrote:

College Soccer News ranked CU's soccer stadium as #1 in the country for college soccer.

Soccer?



You play the Soccer card in this facility debate?

Soccer sucks, no one cares about Soccer. A bunch of kids running around that are not tough enough to play football or rugby.

The only people that watch soccer are the boyfriends/girlfriends and parents, that is it, no one cares.



At least CU owns the facility.

Ferd Berfel wrote:

College Soccer News ranked CU's soccer stadium as #1 in the country for college soccer.

Soccer?



You play the Soccer card in this facility debate?

Soccer sucks, no one cares about Soccer. A bunch of kids running around that are not tough enough to play football or rugby.

The only people that watch soccer are the boyfriends/girlfriends and parents, that is it, no one cares.



At least CU owns the facility.

oneNEIGHBOR wrote:

Ferd Berfel wrote:

College Soccer News ranked CU's soccer stadium as #1 in the country for college soccer.

Soccer?



You play the Soccer card in this facility debate?

Soccer sucks, no one cares about Soccer. A bunch of kids running around that are not tough enough to play football or rugby.

The only people that watch soccer are the boyfriends/girlfriends and parents, that is it, no one cares.



At least CU owns the facility.

You are an ignorant asshole...

Soccer counts time up. Soccer games count the time that has elapsed, rather than the time remaining. This is stupid for a number of reasons. First, soccer games don't refer to time anyway, so why even keep it? Second, why the concern on the past? The score already reflects all important information of what has already happened in the game. In soccer, this is most likely irrelevant anyway, since the score is most likely 0-0, er, nil, nil. The focus should be on the result - which depends on the future. Thus, time should count down. Can you imagine NASA counting up (from, say, when JFK made his speech about landing on the moon in a decade)? How stupid would that be?

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I don't like soccer, but there are people who do. I hope we don't hear how bowling is better because WSU won 25 non-NCAA club version national titles in it anytime soon if they don't count soccer as a sport.