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From: "Michael Herzog" <michael@nnyconline.de>
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"drsquare" <nowhere@nowhere.co.uk> schrieb

> I think you'll find it's called "football", unless you're German, in
which
> case it's spelt differently anyway.

I don't think you can compare football with fussball / soccer. ;)
Although if you translate word by word foot and ball become fuss and
ball.