At least half of them ...
 
 
 
EDIT:  Corrected subject and percentage 

I don't know...  We watch a lot of soccer and a lot of games end in a tie.

BobF
Half of them ...

If winning the championship is to be considered, then I'd say it's all but the champs who are the losers.

craigb
I don't know...  We watch a lot of soccer football and a lot of games matches end in a tie draw.

 
 ......... and, in proper English
 

SteveStrummerUK

craigb
I don't know...  We watch a lot of soccer football and a lot of games matches end in a tie draw.

 
 ......... and, in proper English
 

I put it into American English on purpose.  I'm assuming that a fixture on a pitch wearing their away kit wouldn't make much sense to him either.
 
 

 
 
Trudat.

I've had far more "conditioning" than most Americans due to over 35 years of playing darts (or "dats" as my Yorkshire friend calls 'em).  League is tonight so I'm hoping for some brilliant corking followed by tons or better while avoiding breakfasts, bags of nails, the basement and the madhouse. 

SteveStrummerUK

craigb
I don't know...  We watch a lot of soccer football and a lot of games matches end in a tie draw.

 
 ......... and, in proper English
 

That should be qualified .... "In proper American", it is called a TIE ... not a draw!

Moshkito

SteveStrummerUK

craigb
I don't know...  We watch a lot of soccer football and a lot of games matches end in a tie draw.

 
 ......... and, in proper English
 

That should be qualified .... "In proper American", it is called a TIE ... not a draw!

You might need to read the topic from the top Pedro, plus you also might not be able to see Steve's cross-outs (which are MUCH easier to see in this reply box - go figure).

craigb
 
You might need to read the topic from the top Pedro, plus you also might not be able to see Steve's cross-outs (which are MUCH easier to see in this reply box - go figure).

Can not see any cross-outs ... sorry! Both here and at work. Chrome here!