Is soccer in the UK like football in America?

[Charlie]

I was just wondering like if there's a soccer game for highschool would the stands be packed like it is for football games in America?

[rootbrian2000]

To clarify: Soccer=boxing (boxing=packing to move/store things), football is it's one, you use your feet to kick a ball to the goal. The american version is called hand-egg, because, well, you throw/kick/run/wrestle to bring an egg to the other end of the field and smash it on the ground.

Hmm, it all depends on the team and audience too. Using social media to spread the word about the upcoming game would be a start.

[Thomas]

No, there isn't the same sense of school spirit as in America. In England, there usually aren't that many stands and the fans are usually maybe a few students but mostly parents.

[John G]

No , not really, lots of schools in the UK don't even have sports fields anymore.

[Cosmin]

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