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TomPhilipps70
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posted: 2013-05-27 16:28:20 (ID: 97132) Report Abuse |
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After years of people telling me "American football is too expensive. No one outside the USA enjoys American football.", it's good to see these leagues exist and they're popular enough to sustain it.
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| posted: 2013-05-27 16:31:44 (ID: 97134) Report Abuse | |
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yes, but dont make the mistake that the football played outside usa is similar except for the rules. it is an exotic sport, especially in countries like germany where king football is the medias darling. it is kind of an enthusiasts thing...but I LOVE IT!
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Fummer
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posted: 2013-05-27 16:45:45 (ID: 97138) Report Abuse |
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The best Denmark has to offer... |
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TomPhilipps70
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posted: 2013-05-27 17:53:05 (ID: 97152) Report Abuse |
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The French have shown much in commentary. So far, I give the Japanese an advantage in cheerleaders. Who said the Japanese don't know American football?
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bwadders76
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posted: 2013-05-27 18:47:37 (ID: 97160) Report Abuse |
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There is an audience for it in Europe. However, it needs to be marketed correctly and receive some decent media exposure for it to grow.
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Monkey
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posted: 2013-05-27 23:06:31 (ID: 97173) Report Abuse |
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the UK universities are getting more into it now and even some high schools are running teams now over here
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| posted: 2013-05-28 06:42:46 (ID: 97187) Report Abuse | |
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TomPhilipps70 wrote:
Who said the Japanese don't know American football? As far as I know the Japanese Football is considered to be the strongest outside USA |
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espen
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posted: 2013-05-28 10:48:18 (ID: 97204) Report Abuse |
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Norwegian team with some videos, http://www.gladiators.no/
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| posted: 2013-05-28 20:17:19 (ID: 97265) Report Abuse | |
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With as many NFL and high level D-1 college players as Samoa has produced, I'm surprised that there's no major American football league there.
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bwadders76
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posted: 2013-05-28 20:24:05 (ID: 97268) Report Abuse |
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Population wouldn't support having a league. Most of the rugby players from Samoa play in New Zealand
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