Deletion of American Footvolley

Comment: Gunnar Hendrich is right. The adjective "American" suggests an entirely different game, especially in an alleged hybrid of football. The article is written about a fictional sport. |Hoax
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Comment: As far as the comment "Gunnar Hendrich is right. The adjective "American" suggests an entirely different game, especially in an alleged hybrid of football. The article is written about a fictional sport. |Hoax."  It is an entirely different sport.  It has nothing to do with Footvolley and should not be linked to the traditional version of the game.  It was in no way modeled after or influenced by Footvolley...it just happens to share part of the name.  American Footvolley gets its name from the use of the original ball (a football) and the surface it was played on (a volleyball court) and the fact that it has only been played in America so far (Hence = American Footvolley).  Simple concept...really guys!  It is just like Frisbee golf for example.  You take a frisbee and you create "holes" like you would in golf.  There is no golf ball, nor clubs, nor is it played on a golf course.  You probably haven't heard of that sport either though...  —Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by
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Comment: As far as the "per " is concerned, every single sport listed on this website began in the same manner.  Someone, somewhere decided to take a ball or some other object and accomplish some goal (no pun intended) with it.  At the time, most of their peers undoubtedly thought it was a dumb concept, but look who is laughing now.—&nbsp;Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by
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