It's called football in England.

I agree no other club seem to moan about it like CityHull does.

I'm in England and I've called it soccer since I was a kid.

Thanks for your input though

You're welcome, we all get things wrong sometimes.

Except that he hasn't got anything wrong. It's called both soccer and football and always has been.

It's always better to deal in facts that way there is only one right answer.

In England at this moment in time the game is called FOOTBALL not soccer..

I also am aware of the history of the word soccer but as things stand in England in 2013 football is not called soccer, end of discussion.

No it's not the end of the discussion.

It's called soccer as well as football.

Surely he was admitting he was wrong as he clearly was

I'm in England and calling it soccer so you really are wrong. Give it up now or you'll end up looking even more stupid

The game may be called football, but it's referred to as both football and soccer. Every day of the week by people all over England.

I'm English also, it may be hard for you to understand but English people do live outside of the UK.

I've read many of your posts and believe me you are more than capable of making yourself look stupid without my help.

Anyway i can't chat all day and night have a good one I've become bored of you.

Stick to posting on the HDM with the rest of the morons would be nice.

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't hull city move into a community stadium to be shared with one or possibly both rugby teams? Nobody forced them to move in from their boothferry park wreck of a ground.

You'd best get in touch with Sky Sports then because people won't know what SoccerAM is...

i`m past 73yrs old,and i`ve always known it as soccer,long before the yanks had even heard of the game.

NZ's loss is England's gain then.

Pleased you're one of my fans though and that you've conceded you were wrong on this one