American Football Fans React "1 In A Million Moments In Football" | The Demouchets REACT

[@madee764]

American football evolved from Rugby in the 1800s,which in turn evolved from Football(soccer) at Rugby School in Rugby England when, according to legend, a boy named Webb Ellis, grabbed the ball with his hands and started running with it during a soccer match. For most of its existence,as recently as 1995, Rugby was still referred to as Rugby Football, hence when the American version evolved, it also still kept the name Football.

[@rowen42069]

In South Africa rugby was also called football and that's why we also call Association Football soccer

[@madee764]

@@rowen42069 💯

[@Janik2370]

😂😂😂 y’all Americans always funny, no rules? This the world’s beautiful game, the best you should learn it

[@mhlave2440]

The goalkeeper with the two feet back flip save is the great René Higuita from Colombia 🇨🇴.

[@MegaLadylove2012]

It is soccer. The rest of the world calls it football, which I think is the correct term

[@tsheponicholas1116]

he couldve stoppped that ronaldo goal because of the range for sure but the power and fact that nobody really attempts for a goal at that range is why he couldnt

[@diva777]

I love football so much, I remember everyone of those moments. My favorite team is Chelsea FC based in SW London.

[@whyvern6817]

Chelsea fan huh, times must be tough rn

[@p-y8210]

No rules ahahaha

[@Niki91-HR]

When the English invented football they formed something called Football Association and Soccer is the short form of it. Idk why the Americans adopted soccer instead of football.... I think Japan calls it soccer too and Canada. I am not sure about the Australians. American football isnt really popular outside the US so if you say football outside of the US people will immediately think about soccer and not american football.

[@Janik2370]

Yeah y’all are confused calling your hand throwing ball foot ball, this is what we call foot ball

[@MrTsheponka]

Soccer and football is one thing, there's American football probably 80% of the whole world doesn't play it

[@prefono]

80 is a low percentage. Who plays american football except US an Canada?

[@user-io8cm4dk1f]

12:22 it’s rare to see but it allows them to throw the ball further, there’s a certain way you have to throw it in football which makes it hard to throw it far, think about the momentum he would gather by doing that

[@simorandoms7592]

The Goalkeepers name is Rene Higuita🔥🔥

[@simorandoms7592]

The one that did that backheel diving save

[@juninho5439]

you don't have to look at the goal post ,your instincts knows how to direct the ball towards the goal😇😇

[@Tshikonelo]

Whats amazing about that overhead kick is that it was taken by a keeper.

[@ourienabate8434]

He cnt get ronaldos goal he sees it coming but it swaves away cos of skill and wind.and besides ronaldo hits the ball at 120kmph.

[@4QIL07]

You guys should react to sergio ramos he's one of the best defender

[@prefono]

To make a good reaction video that appeals to some football fans (roughly 80% of the planet), you should first watch something to understand at least roughly how the game works. There are tons of rules and strategies and you can't do a good job if you believe that a sport so universally loved and popular consists of a bunch of people running around at random until the ball rolls into the net. I give you this advice with impartiality since I don't like football (for an Italian it's very strange and means not having topics of conversation if you go out with men). Another tip is to look for a different type of video. Compilations are fine to start with, but not those like this. From the title it is clear that these are absurd things that never happen. It's impossible to get an idea of ​​something by just looking at what never happens.

[@officialmalone5831]

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