FoxTrot by Bill Amend for February 01, 2015

What is the U.K. equivalent to a football (or “soccer” here in the U.S.) championship? Anyway, go, Seahawks!

I find them both boring. If I wanted to be a sports fan, I’d watch hockey.

I notice that Jason is wearing Slytherin colours …

I like Footy because it is a lot like Ice hockey. I grew up playing and watching hockey. Never have liked american “Non-foot ball”. Discovered soccer aka footy a few years back. It’s actually enjoyable to watch, most of the time. Go go Canadiens! Up the Blades!

I just want to hear those “off-color” songs…

RE: last panel. Because its Germany- Brazil?

Great job Mr. Amend!

Football in the UK is what we would call soccer over here.

Mmmm….

Marcus should say “7-nil”.

I prefer hockey, but I do like watching soccer.

“Queen’s Beans.” Now there’s a phrase I know I’ll be using from now on.

“(What, you expected something else?)”.Well, yah… sort of!

BattleBots/ComBots…

Japan…

FYI, football got it’s name from the fact you play it on your feet(as opposed to horseback, etc.).

“Soccer’s a lot like marriage. A lot of running around, but almost no scoring.”

Shouldn’t that be “seven – nil?”

We don’t mention this Super Bowl…….

“seven-nil” is how it’s said, yes. But “7-0” would be the normal way of writing it…The couple of pints would be illegal at a match but unremarkable when watching at home or in a pub.

Ha ha, i love foxtrot!

“Queens beans!” ??

Why do Jason and Marcus have beer?

I like hockey. Go Pens! I prefer British football!

I’m getting flashbacks to the world cup when America destroyed Thailand 13-0.

I love “Queen’s Beans”.

Soccer is like marriage – a lot of running around, almost no scoring.