The Biggest Loser Australia 1 - Episode # 12 / Part 1

[HoldenRacingTeam12]

Come on Blues, let's get this done. If the Reds win this they will seriously make us pay for it with someone like Wal or Harry. Hopefully we can move over Fiona or somebody like that.

[HermioneYr7]

Bob is hot.

[fbmstarkid]

dang bob! what i wouldnt give to see you in skin tights everyday!!!!!!!!!!

[christylivefree]

Wow! Dwight Yorke. who else do u need to teach you soccer than the former Manchester United Legend

[lennic95]

A fitness trainer that's never played soccer?

[suqkrt2010]

@lennic95 He said hes never played "in " Australia, he might've played it in the US.

[lennic95]

@suqkrt2010 Kinda ambiguous, it could be his first match in Australia or his first match and he's playing it in Australia.

[TheAussieCanadian]

@lennic95 Fitness does not necessarily correlate with sports. Bob has a southern U.S. accent and those folks down there love their American football. Bob described himself as a skinny kid growing up who never played sports. He hit the gym and got hooked. Sports are not a must for good fitness knowledge. Who cares anyway, it's for fun.

[ThePhillyrep123]

lmao at 5:30 hahaha

[20loner]

damn bob should wear skin tight more.

[Froggermcfrog]

OMG..I love soccer/football! Favorite sport in the whole friggin world...!

[thefairlysimple1]

please dont let this vid fool you into thinking that in new south wales, thats where aussie stadium is, in sydney, tha t, soccer is somehow a prime aussie sport, cause its not. THE END i take exception for this vid to make out that soccer is big in sydney, cause let me tell ya ITS NOT. god , we sydney people follow rugby league. that what we call football,soccer is for girls and little kids, please dont insult our intelligence. and you were doing so well promoting sydney, too, shame on you

[aworland]

Aussie love football and it is very different to American football wich to Australians is more like rubgy where aussie football may not be thought to be football to some americans. It gose to show how one sport can be played in a difefrent way in different countries. Where as soccer is about the same in most Countries. SORRY ABOUT MT SPELLING

[boggs35]

JILLIAN: "it was like, it was fantastic."

BOB: "It was FANTASTIC!"

it's hilarious how they picked up on each's other's "lingo" lol.

[JedaFire]

Soccer is a cool name for the game...try our version of the games name "nogomet" or in dialect "fuzbal"

[g224amo]

LOL....Dwight York, ha ha...what's he doing in Australia???? Traitor, LOL!!

[radio187]

Do Aussies really call the game "soccer"? I thought that was strictly an American thing.

[boci122]

they usually call it "football" OUR football is called "American Football" But not every Auzzie speaks in the dialect we expect them too, american phrases intertwine with their own, its not strictly "theirs" and "ours" you don't see them shouting "crickey!" every minnute...

[thefairlysimple1]

footie, as in nsw, qld, and , not really in victoria, even tho they have a team, is called league, soccer is where you dont touch the ball, and is big in europe, and australian rules is huuuuge in victoria, w.a, south australia, tassie, to the point that any game other than australian rules, doesnt get much coverage on their radio or t.v.

[RoxWBK]

Yes they do quite often, especially to differentiate it from Rugby which they very frequently call Football (or generally Footy for short), and from AFL - the Aussie Rules footy game.

[sicandbored]

youre a fucking idiot

its called a contract, look it up babe

he was given days to observe his mother's passing - yes he probably needed more

but tv, corporate contracts do not wait for personal issues - in any country, for any reason

look up profit

asshole

[uberfriponne]

Yeah, yeah, bla bla bla. You calling me an idiot doesn't make me one. Calm down, will ya?

[KikikiHello]

no need to be rude?

[didonme]

He said "in australia"

[laurenbabii1028]

omg bob's never played soccer? that's weird haha

[Patriot542]

I no right? and he scored from a GOALIE position...crazy

[totallyturtles]

he said it was his first soccer game IN Austrailia. He's probably has played it in the U.S.

[6151RichmondStreet]

No, it was his first time ever playing! Soccer is not big in the U.S....has only been picking up recently...the Yanks love their football

[chocochica4200]

just coz it's not big in the US doesn't mean it's not played.

[6151RichmondStreet]

I never said it was not played, I just said it is not that huge like Football, or Hockey for example in Canada.

[boci122]

true,

we "yanks" love our football, lol. besides mia ham there's not much soccer love here, baseball and football, lord yes...oh and basketball too...:)

[sicandbored]

so the US is required to understand and follow every single sport in every nation? but youre not?

how the fuck?

[ofthebells]

actually, im from the US and soccer's big here. football (not futbol) is def bigger on tv, but lots of kids play soccer. it really depends on what the town's programs r tho

[wwrpd77]

dont forget, Wal

[tonia711]

i wonder if they ever get tired of having to wear theyre color all the time. or at least all the time around cameras and stuff.

[Deity666]

lol do you have eyes dumb ass red team won the challenge ok the thing is blue is all happy when they on top but when they loose they are horrible bastards the red team is united winning or loosing ok and soccer is team work they one fair an square k re watch the episode if ya have to Wooooo Kristy forever!!!

[sokjegirl01]

that's sooo unfair the blues won fair and square and you can't just take someone away from them:@