Alright, let’s talk about this here soccer team names thing. You know, like when them young’uns get together and kick that ball around. They gotta have a name for their little group, right? Makes ’em feel all important and such. It is a big deal to have a good name. A good name for a team can help them play better. I think.

So, you’re looking for some good names, huh? Well, I heard some in my day. Some of ’em are right silly, if you ask me, but the kids seem to like ’em. These common soccer team names, they gotta be catchy, you see. Something easy to holler out when you’re cheering ’em on from the sidelines.
Now, some folks like them fierce names. Makes ’em sound tough, like they’re gonna stomp all over the other team. You got your names like:
- Tigers
- Lions
- Hawks
That kinda thing. Makes ’em feel big and strong, I reckon. Like they’re kings of the jungle or something. Roar! And then you got them names that are just plain silly. Don’t make a lick of sense to me, but what do I know? I saw these names on the TV. They said these are real names. I don’t believe it.
- Banana Slugs
- Delta Smelt
- The Care Bears
Then there’s the club names. Those are supposed to be more, you know, fancy-like. Like they’re some big-shot team from across the ocean. All the big teams have club in the name. Or FC. What is FC? I do not know. These kids and their fancy words.
- Manchester United
- Real Madrid
- FC Barcelona
They got names like that. Sounds important, don’t they? Even if you do not know what they mean. They sound strong. Like they are going to win every game. I don’t follow that fancy soccer, but I hear them names all the time on the TV. They must be good teams to be on the TV all the time. Everyone talks about them. Even my grandson, he loves this FC Barcelona. He has a shirt with their name on it.
But really, the best soccer team names are the ones that mean something to the team. Maybe it’s the name of their town. Or maybe it’s something they all like. Something they all have in common, you know? That is what a team is about. They are all in it together. That is why they need a name. So they are all one.

- Greenfield Gators
- Riverside Rockets
- Oakwood Owls
Like the Greenfield Gators, that’s a good one. ‘Cause Greenfield’s where they’re from, and gators, well, they’re tough critters. I saw a gator once. It was big. It can bite you in half. So maybe don’t pick gators. But pick something tough like a gator. Or nice like a… a… a bunny. Bunnies are nice.
And you gotta make sure nobody else got that name already. Can’t have two teams with the same name. That’d just be confusing. Imagine two teams both called Tigers playing each other. Which Tigers are you yelling for? See? Confusing. So you gotta check. Make sure the name is not used. You can check on the TV box. The Google. That’s what my grandson calls it. The Google. It knows everything.
It’s important for the name to be easy to say, too. You don’t want some long, fancy name that nobody can remember. Soccer team names should be easy. Short and sweet. Like Reds or Blues. Or Kickers. Simple. Easy to remember. The little kids can remember those names. Even old people like me can remember those names. Easy peasy.
And the name, it should kinda fit the team. If they’re a bunch of little kids, maybe don’t call ’em the Destroyers. That sounds mean. Maybe call ’em the Little Kicks. That’s cute. Or the Mini Dribblers. ‘Cause they’re little, and they dribble the ball. Get it? My grandson taught me that. Dribbling. It’s when you bounce the ball with your feet.
Picking a good name, it’s important. It’s like picking a name for a baby. You want it to be just right. This name, it’s gonna stick with ’em. It’s how people know ’em. So you gotta put some thought into these here common soccer team names.
So there you have it. Just remember what I said. Keep it simple. Make it catchy. Make it fit the team. And make sure nobody else got it. That’s all there is to it.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go have a cup of coffee. All this talk about soccer has made me tired. Old bones, you know. These kids and their soccer. Running and running. I get tired just watching them.