Charles Wreford-Brown, Corinthians and England - credited with coining the term 'soccer'. When asked by a friend at Cambridge University if he fancied a game of rugger, Brown replied that he preferred to play soccer, a contraction of Association Football
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Charles Wreford-Brown, Corinthians and England - credited with coining the term 'soccer'. When asked by a friend at Cambridge University if he fancied a game of rugger, Brown replied that he preferred to play soccer, a contraction of Association Football