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Love all sorts of sport and unlikely to be one that I haven't watched. Diehard Saints supporter and also follow the mighty West Ham. Also have my own sports blog which can be found at www.thenomareport.com
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The round-ball code is somewhat neglected in Australia, and with the English Premier League so easily accessible (for now), many are prepared to disregard…
A summer without footy is a summer that is often spent toiling away watching some of the other codes that grace our TVs, such…
The Super Bowl is undoubtedly the single biggest sporting event on the planet. This year's edition promises to be an even grander affair, with…
If we’re in America then yes the game is called football, just like association football in England is called football and we call it soccer. Around the world it is called gridiron and in America it is called football, just like in Australia we call it football but around the world it is called Australian Rules. Semantics regardless, which way do you think this game is going to go mate?
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The full name of the game is “gridiron football” and it is played on an American football field. Gridiron originated from the way the sport’s field used to look in the early 20th century as it resembled a gridiron, but alas the field has been changed and the name remained.
Basically you can’t say “I’m going to go play some NFL with my friend” as it is referring to the actual league itself.
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Him and Norman are going to have a massive bearing on that side of the ball. Peyton has been good since he returned and played clean football but if he comes in and throws some ducks in their direction then I fear it could be curtains for the Broncos.
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Going with my Broncos in a tight one. Hoping that the D can contain Cam and then Peyton has one last rodeo on the biggest stage. All comes down to how clean he is with the ball and limiting the turnovers. It is a great story regardless of who wins though and you couldn’t begrudge the Panthers a victory given the superb season that they have had.
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