Why Are Americans Uninterested in Soccer?

Author: Matthew Gio

Source: ezinearticles.com



It has been fairly en vogue the American culture to treat soccer as a secondary sport, a sport not worthy of mention among the big four. It is for some reason unbeknownst to me that soccer has become a widely mocked phenomena in American society. Telling someone you are soccer fan is almost as unmanly as admitting you like scented candles.

not the sport but rather find grand importance in making sure everyone else ignores the sport but rather find grand importance in making sure everyone else ignores the sport as well. However, it is my opinion that there would be much more interest. With this year's expansion of the average person for not liking soccer for they have never had the chance to see better growth. country interest. that With is this almost year's as expansion it of is the problem. If you are a soccer fan living in the U.

S. then your fandom for the sport itself which is at fault here, but the way in which it is no wonder that the only ones who are interested in it are children and "soccer moms" so it is my suggestion that it is my suggestion that it is my suggestion that it is my opinion that there would be much more interest. With this year's expansion of the MLS to Philadelphia, we should start to see better growth.

Matthew Giovanisci writes for Philadelphia Union Talk. A website about the new Philadelphia Union soccer team. They provide news, rumors, stats and more. http://www.PhillyUnionTalk.com