In Bermuda, football definitely means soccer, the game where fancy footwork is essential and where, except for the goalkeeper, it's no hands allowed.
Players do it for kicks.
Approximately 17 centuries later, the British Army and Navy brought the game with them to Bermuda. In 1928 it became a fully organized sport and soon became very popular, with a variety of clubs being formed throughout the parishes. He says more than 2,000 people play football weekly. Well, some of them include parish names in their titles. However, given that we have just nine parishes, you can see that each parish has more than one club.