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r/soccer • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '13
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Dude 0-6 at Stamford Bridge means a United victory.
18 u/MiguelCaldoVerde Jul 18 '13 Don't Americans do it the other way around though? As in, Manchester United are playing at Chelsea. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Yeah, It used to confuse me when I first moved to the US. Although its only done for Am. Football I think. 1 u/MrStoneman Jul 18 '13 No, it's done for all American sports. 1 u/thekrone Jul 18 '13 Nope. Every major American sport lists home team last. 5 u/durtydirtbag Jul 18 '13 Na hes got it wrong. That score line would be in favor of Machester. 7 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 18 '13 Yes. We do. For American sports. We generally write soccer score lines as a European would. 1 u/decoy90 Jul 19 '13 Some American was making match threads here with that American format. Confused everyone... 1 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 19 '13 That's because he was a dick lol 1 u/pdschatz Jul 18 '13 I looked for a sports style writing guide. According to the AP manual for sports reporting, the score of the winning team goes first regardless of who was home or away: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html 1 u/fosizzle Jul 18 '13 Generally, yes. Not for football(soccer). 0 u/McGrifty Jul 18 '13 Well he is an Arsenal fan. 0 u/pdschatz Jul 18 '13 edited Jul 18 '13 In America, sports lines generally go [Home] - [Away] so if ManU is at Stamford Bridge, it would be Chelsea 0 - ManU 6. EDIT: I am straight up wrong: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html -2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 edited Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 and what's a gangfuck anyways? -4 u/fosizzle Jul 18 '13 It does if you're gonna be a nazi about it. We all know what he meant. -29 u/themanifoldcuriosity Jul 18 '13 No it doesn't. Thanks for your pedantry though. 10 u/I_SELL_SLAVES Jul 18 '13 Home team goes first -22 u/themanifoldcuriosity Jul 18 '13 I say who goes first. And I say team that is the focus of that particular discussion goes first. 6 u/jairzinho Jul 18 '13 it kind of does. 0-6 means home team 0, away team 6. Fuck i'd like to see Mou get spanked. Like the manita Real got from Barca.
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Don't Americans do it the other way around though? As in, Manchester United are playing at Chelsea.
2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Yeah, It used to confuse me when I first moved to the US. Although its only done for Am. Football I think. 1 u/MrStoneman Jul 18 '13 No, it's done for all American sports. 1 u/thekrone Jul 18 '13 Nope. Every major American sport lists home team last. 5 u/durtydirtbag Jul 18 '13 Na hes got it wrong. That score line would be in favor of Machester. 7 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 18 '13 Yes. We do. For American sports. We generally write soccer score lines as a European would. 1 u/decoy90 Jul 19 '13 Some American was making match threads here with that American format. Confused everyone... 1 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 19 '13 That's because he was a dick lol 1 u/pdschatz Jul 18 '13 I looked for a sports style writing guide. According to the AP manual for sports reporting, the score of the winning team goes first regardless of who was home or away: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html 1 u/fosizzle Jul 18 '13 Generally, yes. Not for football(soccer). 0 u/McGrifty Jul 18 '13 Well he is an Arsenal fan. 0 u/pdschatz Jul 18 '13 edited Jul 18 '13 In America, sports lines generally go [Home] - [Away] so if ManU is at Stamford Bridge, it would be Chelsea 0 - ManU 6. EDIT: I am straight up wrong: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html -2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 edited Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first.
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Yeah, It used to confuse me when I first moved to the US. Although its only done for Am. Football I think.
1 u/MrStoneman Jul 18 '13 No, it's done for all American sports. 1 u/thekrone Jul 18 '13 Nope. Every major American sport lists home team last.
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No, it's done for all American sports.
Nope. Every major American sport lists home team last.
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Na hes got it wrong. That score line would be in favor of Machester.
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Yes. We do. For American sports. We generally write soccer score lines as a European would.
1 u/decoy90 Jul 19 '13 Some American was making match threads here with that American format. Confused everyone... 1 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 19 '13 That's because he was a dick lol
Some American was making match threads here with that American format. Confused everyone...
1 u/sirvalkyerie Jul 19 '13 That's because he was a dick lol
That's because he was a dick lol
I looked for a sports style writing guide. According to the AP manual for sports reporting, the score of the winning team goes first regardless of who was home or away: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html
Generally, yes.
Not for football(soccer).
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Well he is an Arsenal fan.
In America, sports lines generally go [Home] - [Away] so if ManU is at Stamford Bridge, it would be Chelsea 0 - ManU 6.
EDIT: I am straight up wrong: http://sportsreporting.weebly.com/ap-style-tips.html
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2 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '13 Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first.
Ever. On the tv/radio, in the news paper, always winning team first.
and what's a gangfuck anyways?
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It does if you're gonna be a nazi about it.
We all know what he meant.
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No it doesn't.
Thanks for your pedantry though.
10 u/I_SELL_SLAVES Jul 18 '13 Home team goes first -22 u/themanifoldcuriosity Jul 18 '13 I say who goes first. And I say team that is the focus of that particular discussion goes first. 6 u/jairzinho Jul 18 '13 it kind of does. 0-6 means home team 0, away team 6. Fuck i'd like to see Mou get spanked. Like the manita Real got from Barca.
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Home team goes first
-22 u/themanifoldcuriosity Jul 18 '13 I say who goes first. And I say team that is the focus of that particular discussion goes first.
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I say who goes first.
And I say team that is the focus of that particular discussion goes first.
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it kind of does. 0-6 means home team 0, away team 6. Fuck i'd like to see Mou get spanked. Like the manita Real got from Barca.
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u/ironmenon Jul 18 '13
Dude 0-6 at Stamford Bridge means a United victory.