Which fooball team do you support?

[Dave B]

If you seen the 'tarts' in america they don't need padding - comes as a birth right along with their morbid obesity 

I'm sure @swc1won't agree lol.

 

[swc1]

I'm sure @swc1won't agree lol.

Your right  @Dave BAmerican football is a full contact sport. 

But  @Green Pro Clean Ltdis right obesity is a problem here and every where else in the world. 

So I guess Green pro clean is 50% right..  ???

 

[steve garwood]

If you seen the 'tarts' in america they don't need padding - comes as a birth right along with their morbid obesity 

I’m nearly 18 stone. When I was in Vegas a couple of years ago I felt like a walking skeleton ???‍?

 

[Dave B]

Your right  @Dave BAmerican football is a full contact sport. 

But  @Green Pro Clean Ltdis right obesity is a problem here and every where else in the world. 

So I guess Green pro clean is 50% right..  ???

50% more than usual then.

 

[Deleted member 7446]

I must be the only person who dislikes grown men running and kicking a bag of wind for 90 minutes 

 

[Part Timer]

grown men

They don't fall into that category in my world.

 

[Deleted member 7446]

They don't fall into that category in my world.

Do you mean "men" losly with pony tails 

 

[Part Timer]

Do you mean "men" losly with pony tails 

Cheating, faking injury, trying to get others sent off, getting carried off or needing treatment for minor bumps makes them anything but men.

I really struggle understanding why people want to spend £30, and a lot more, to watch these massively overpaid Prima Donna's.

The scary thing is is rugby players are starting to act in a similar manner.

 

[Deleted member 7446]

Cheating, faking injury, trying to get others sent off, getting carried off or needing treatment for minor bumps makes them anything but men.

I really struggle understanding why people want to spend £30, and a lot more, to watch these massively overpaid Prima Donna's.

The scary thing is is rugby players are starting to act in a similar manner.

Well said. I second that ?

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

50% more than usual then.

which if we multiply by the amount of times you are right still comes out at just 50% 

Fattest nation on earth?  Official - American Samoa! 

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

My daughter turned 26 this past Tuesday - She's a 6ft 8 st ish blonde - 

Way back when, when she was about 8 she decided she wanted to spend the summer holiday in Ireland (I was already part time time dad at this stage) So I flew back to UK and we went to Ireland for a few weeks - 

She saw a Guiness Rugby ball she wanted as a souvenir so I said 'Ok, are you still playing rugby after school?' (she was very sporty) 

She replied 'No, now they changed it to *Touch Rugby* it's kind of pointless!' 

That's my girl!    ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

 

[steve garwood]

Cheating, faking injury, trying to get others sent off, getting carried off or needing treatment for minor bumps makes them anything but men.

I really struggle understanding why people want to spend £30, and a lot more, to watch these massively overpaid Prima Donna's.

The scary thing is is rugby players are starting to act in a similar manner.

I also detest diving/cheating in football, makes them look pathetic.

One thing I will point out though, this is far more frequent in the premiership than the lower leagues.

I’ve mentioned this before on here, Millwall signed a winger (James Henry) a few years back, and indeed his first game he started diving about like a salmon. The reaction from the stand closest to him was ferocious, and the shock on his face seeing his own fans screaming at him in no uncertain terms to ‘get the f**k up’ still stays in my mind.

He didn’t do anymore, and apparently was told by our senior players to quit it.

I do watch premiership games on the telly and love the skills but absolutely detest the diving ???‍?

 

[Iron Giant]

I must be the only person who dislikes grown men running and kicking a bag of wind for 90 minutes 

I have zero interest in football and most other sports

 

[Part Timer]

I have zero interest in football and most other sports

Did you have a bad experience in Dwarf Tossing?

 

[Jonny 67]

All of the above negatives have totally turned me off football. Apart from the latter stages of the European club competitions, it's just not worth watching. They call it a pressing game these days! It's absolute dross. Played by big strong quick boys, to get in the face and intimidate proper footballers! I mean Sam Allerdyce being named England manager. He has never managed a football team in his life. Systems ? Pressing game? Yawn, yawn , yawn.....I'm putting the alarm back on ?

 

[Iron Giant]

Did you have a bad experience in Dwarf Tossing?

 ? I am lost for words, at least get it right 

 

[Deleted member 7446]

I have zero interest in football and most other sports

Here here ? 

 

[Rif]

Formula One Tops my sporting list ,

currently can’t stop watching the Netflix series, 

 

[steve garwood]

I have zero interest in football and most other sports

My mates and I have a great day at football, but if you prefer being a lettuce fiddler, good for you ?

 

[Davy G]

I've never been that interested in football. Never really been a sports spectator. I've always preferred to do stuff than to watch others. If I can't play it or do it, I generally get bored watching it. I suppose one reason football never really excited me is that I was always too lightly built to be a football player.

What I like about kayaking is the elements of adventure and risk that have to be weighed up and planned for: tides, winds, swells, etc. The wild coasts, sea caves, cliffs, rocks and seas. The rescuing of each other when it goes a..e up. The hauling out for a brew and sometimes a campfire on some secluded bay or rock ledge. The sounds, and smells of the sea environment and the wildlife we encounter.

I like the fact that it is a great leveller. Size, wealth or social status of the paddlers matters not one bit when the conditions kick up. The rawness of the sport and the exposed environments means that the group finds its own level but in a good crew with the right attitude the camaraderie is almost spiritual. Not in a religious way but in the feeling of brotherhood and companionship.

The photo is the crossing of a reef with a groundswell washing over it on a winter paddle between the stack and the cliffs at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland about five or six years ago. I'm the one in the Bush hat guiding. On that day only four of us out of about sixteen crossed the reef, the rest went round. Like I say "a leveller". Apologies for the poor quality of the photo. The camera wasn't great and the conditions required an active paddle at all times. ?

 

[steve garwood]

I've never been that interested in football. Never really been a sports spectator. I've always preferred to do stuff than to watch others. If I can't play it or do it, I generally get bored watching it. I suppose one reason football never really excited me is that I was always too lightly built to be a football player.

What I like about kayaking is the elements of adventure and risk that have to be weighed up and planned for: tides, winds, swells, etc. The wild coasts, sea caves, cliffs, rocks and seas. The rescuing of each other when it goes a..e up. The hauling out for a brew and sometimes a campfire on some secluded bay or rock ledge. The sounds, and smells of the sea environment and the wildlife we encounter.

I like the fact that it is a great leveller. Size, wealth or social status of the paddlers matters not one bit when the conditions kick up. The rawness of the sport and the exposed environments means that the group finds its own level but in a good crew with the right attitude the camaraderie is almost spiritual. Not in a religious way but in the feeling of brotherhood and companionship.

The photo is the crossing of a reef with a groundswell washing over it on a winter paddle between the stack and the cliffs at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland about five or six years ago. I'm the one in the Bush hat. On that day only four of us out of about sixteen crossed the reef, the rest went round. Like I say "a leveler". ?

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