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Mathew21

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    My favorite sports is football and the reason i like it because i like the sensation about
    this game i love to watch it and also like to play it all the time whenever i am free..
     

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    Football, always

    I love it, from the top flight stuff right down the leagues to the guys playing on ploughed fields :)

    I'm actually heading off here in 15mins to watch my wee local team take on a real thug team from East Belfast....and I'll shout, jeer, and generally be a hooligan for the next few hours :D
     
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    Consistency said:
    None, sick of it all...........
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    This rather sad post reminds me of :

    "Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life"

    Same can be said with regard to an interest in sport....

    I am a Fulham supporter, a rugby fan, a National hunt racing fan and actually enjoy most sport played at a high level unless it's played by Chelsea :)
     
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    to be honest i despise sport with a passion.

    I always remember being bullied at school because i was useless in goal and could never kick straight. Even called a tramp for not wearing the latest puma trainers.
    So no i despise sport have no time for it.
    I follow the hammers on the website, thats it. The game itself bores me.

    Too much hero worship for them as well.
     
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    tony84

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    Boxing first, then Football and F1. All totally different, but theyre all able to get me on the edge of my seat, shout, scream, ignore everything else around me.

    I also quite enjoy watching snooker....i used to hate snooker until i tried to play and realised how difficult it really is, i then appreciated how talented the players really are.
     
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    trebor8

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    Big F1 fan. The glitz and glamour, bit of skulduggery and espionage. Hearing about the silver spoon fed pampered boys throwing toys out of the pram when the race doesn't go well for them.
    Oh, you might see a car or even two overtake each other.
     
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    Gillie

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    Sports rather than sport!

    Eldest is involved in both track and road cycling - so spent the last 8 years travelling around the country - so can't fail to take an interest, and middle one is involved in Lancs Cricket Club - and again he has been playing since he was 7 years old so 13 years of that one as well!

    National Hunt as well, plus footie and rugby union, despite living in the heart of league country!
     
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    captaincloser said:
    "Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life"
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    I doubt the good Doctor was a fan of sport himself, although bear baiting was popular then. Like modern intellectuals games of the mind are often seen as more amusing, although there are exceptions.
    Powerful men of course see using power as sport: "As flies to wanton boys are we to th' gods, they kill us for their sport."
     
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