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In reply to the discussion: Empty rooms and Fifa cancellations - US hotels fear World Cup washout [View all]cab67
(3,852 posts)15. I've listed ways to improve soccer in the past.
Maybe not here, though:
1. Bind the players arms to their sides. If they can't use their hands, keep them out of the way.
2. If they want to call it football, fine - no shoes. Or be honest and call it shoeball.
3. (Ripping off an idea George Carlin suggested to improve basketball) - a goal is worth more points if it goes in after bouncing off an opposing player's head.
4. Use golf courses - not flat surfaces.
5. Why fill the ball with air? Why not water?
just some ideas.
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Empty rooms and Fifa cancellations - US hotels fear World Cup washout [View all]
BlueWavePsych
Sunday
OP
How about the rooms in Canada and Mexico? You know, the countries without Trump.
dem4decades
Sunday
#5
The OP is about people attending games in person, not sitting in a dark pub watching TV
MichMan
Yesterday
#53
I can't understand why people wouldn't want to pay exorbitant prices for tickets and hotel rooms
MichMan
Yesterday
#54
Gosh! It's almost as if soccer fans around the world had decided not to visit the USA
struggle4progress
Sunday
#45