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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The main one is the sport of the gods, The greatest game on the planet kabadi, but apart from that rugby league then motorbike racing then cricket, then all the other sports apart from football and rugby union find them both incredible dull, |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I always played both football and rugby union but dropped rugby when i left school as i was a better goalkeeper than a rugby player, lol.
Now i wish i'd stuck with the rugby, the discipline and respect is far greater than those jumped up girlies who kick the round ball.
So to answer the OP i'd have to say rugby these days. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cycling particularly on the track and triathlon.
I am getting more and more interested in the world of ultra running, but anything epic gets my interest. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Depends whether we talk participation or observation. I absolutely adore watching Martial Arts for their graceful agile moves which involves speed, body control and flexibility. I also love watching gymnastics for similar reasons.
I enjoy playing volleyball and I love dancing. |
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"Depends whether we talk participation or observation. I absolutely adore watching Martial Arts for their graceful agile moves which involves speed, body control and flexibility. I also love watching gymnastics for similar reasons.
I enjoy playing volleyball and I love dancing. "
Wonder if Sexual Gymnastics is classed as a sport.
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Don't play any sport. Will watch most if others I am with want to watch it but I do love to watch a bit of rugby union.
Love my Worcester warriors. I look like a super fan today as am wearing a warriors top and eating my lunch out of my new warriors lunchbox |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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football and rugby but really into cycling now, especially road although do abit of MTB and also the occasional visit to the velodrome for a spot of indoor track.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Rugby union. Rugby league is for bored footballers who couldn't make the step up to union. "
Clearly deluded my friend more league players make transition to union than other way.
Jason robinson and most recent chris ashton.
I find union boring except when they pass the ball all the kicking spoils it.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As a participant I enjoy swimming and canoeing most …….sometime both
As a spectator I guess it’ll be formula 1 and footy….
Strange nobody’s mentioned Fishing yet as it’s estimated over one million in the UK regularly do it….
Oh well perhaps swingers don't fish!!!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As a participant I enjoy swimming and canoeing most …….sometime both
As a spectator I guess it’ll be formula 1 and footy….
Strange nobody’s mentioned Fishing yet as it’s estimated over one million in the UK regularly do it….
Oh well perhaps swingers don't fish!!!
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I like fishing...but hate putting maggots on the hook. |
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"As a participant I enjoy swimming and canoeing most …….sometime both
As a spectator I guess it’ll be formula 1 and footy….
Strange nobody’s mentioned Fishing yet as it’s estimated over one million in the UK regularly do it….
Oh well perhaps swingers don't fish!!!
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they have there own site with plenty on it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Anything extreme with a lot of danger oh and hockey as I played for years at a very high level.
Must add though I hate football and looks like the only male ever to! |
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"Rugby union. Rugby league is for bored footballers who couldn't make the step up to union.
Clearly deluded my friend more league players make transition to union than other way.
Jason robinson and most recent chris ashton.
I find union boring except when they pass the ball all the kicking spoils it.
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that just proves that union is more exciting and challanging than league....all those league players finally decided to play a mans game  |
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Just about any sport with an engine, I enjoy the technical parts of it as well as the skill and courage required to do it well.
As for for playing sport, I'm too old now to be competetive, and thats the reason I played, loved giving it my all and leaving feeling that I'd done all I could for the team. Now if someone wants to set up a league for old gimmers give me a shout, 
Walking and cycling are my main forms of exercise now, and sometimes a blast on the old Suzuki |
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By (user no longer on site)
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As for for playing sport, I'm too old now to be competetive, and thats the reason I played, loved giving it my all and leaving feeling that I'd done all I could for the team. Now if someone wants to set up a league for old gimmers give me a shout,
Walking and cycling are my main forms of exercise now, and sometimes a blast on the old Suzuki "
Too old?? 
Just an excuse! one of my friends is older than you, a multi world masters champion on the velodrome and can still more than hold his own at local and evn national level events against riders half his age, I also know people competing on bikes that are 10, 20 and in some cases almost 30 years older than you! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rugby union. Rugby league is for bored footballers who couldn't make the step up to union.
Clearly deluded my friend more league players make transition to union than other way.
Jason robinson and most recent chris ashton.
I find union boring except when they pass the ball all the kicking spoils it.
that just proves that union is more exciting and challanging than league....all those league players finally decided to play a mans game "
All that proves is rugby union has more money than league, super league salary cap is 1.8 million union salary cap is 5 million, and there's no cap in france that's why all the English big names left and went over there, I read an interesting quote which was union is a game for gentlemen played by thugs and league is a game for thugs played by gentlemen |
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By *teborahCouple
over a year ago
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"Football and Rugby Union
Rugby League is for those of limited brain cells who cannot understand laws "
Union is the one where the ball spends most of the game in the air isn't it  league is more enjoyable to watch any day of the week |
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By *teborahCouple
over a year ago
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"Football and Rugby Union
Rugby League is for those of limited brain cells who cannot understand laws "
Because you need lots of brain cells to constanty kick a ball from one full back to another |
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By *annGentMan
over a year ago
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Union is OK, but way too many breaks in play !
League has the ball in play a heck of a lot more !
But easily appreciate how both codes have referee's who have control of the game and players, not like some other sports that shall ...
Coughs ...
Premier League ...
Coughs again ...
Remain nameless !! |
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I enjoy watching football, have played hockey all my life and have played cricket for the last 15+ years.
Cricket - Gentlemans Game. Like fuck is it, its one of the most nastiest bitchiest sports Ive ever had a go at |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them. |
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them."
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them."
Sheeezzz,,,,call me a rebel if you want, but I wouldn’t be going in any pub where they “make” you do things…. |
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By *ENDAROOSCouple
over a year ago
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I am not a sports person at all, watching or playing.
Only sport (if you can call it that) I have ever been any good at, is darts.
I am very lucky that Mr B is not a big sports fan either, except for F1.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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im not really a sports fan to be honest
Tho i used to compeat in off road mountain biking when i was younger and i do a little work with under privileged kids and kids on probation etc in my spare time where we take them off road biking amoung other things
So i do watch that when its on tho its not a sports that gets much coverage |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them.
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really"
Ever heard of bread and circuses? It distracts people from what is really going on, because they are too busy arguing about so and so's new defender etc. Keep watching the game and you won't demonstrate against the governments injustices. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them.
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really
And it's so bloody dull!
Ever heard of bread and circuses? It distracts people from what is really going on, because they are too busy arguing about so and so's new defender etc. Keep watching the game and you won't demonstrate against the governments injustices. "
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Too old??
Just an excuse! one of my friends is older than you, a multi world masters champion on the velodrome and can still more than hold his own at local and evn national level events against riders half his age, I also know people competing on bikes that are 10, 20 and in some cases almost 30 years older than you!"
Always enjoyed cycling, time trials etc but found it a lonely sport, much prefer team sports, football, rugby and the last team game was American football. Being with a bunch of blokes and being a part of the team was a major factor in my enjoyment.
And as for age being an excuse I don't see many young blokes with dodgy knees playing a high impact game... |
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them.
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really
Ever heard of bread and circuses? It distracts people from what is really going on, because they are too busy arguing about so and so's new defender etc. Keep watching the game and you won't demonstrate against the governments injustices. "
Nope.
I havent a foggiest what your on about with the government etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them.
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really
Ever heard of bread and circuses? It distracts people from what is really going on, because they are too busy arguing about so and so's new defender etc. Keep watching the game and you won't demonstrate against the governments injustices.
Nope.
I havent a foggiest what your on about with the government etc"
That's what sport does to people. QED. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Drag racing, boxing/mma.
Do you go drag racing at Santa Pod?
I do.
I attend more than race at the moment."
Cool. Not been since I was a kid. Always fancied dragging the OH up there for a race day |
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By *ucky_LadsCouple (MM)
over a year ago
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love cycling whether it be on the road,track or cross country cyclo cross or mtb riding.
have ridden road races,mtb and on a few outdoor tracks in midlands but also done the velodrome induction to race at manchester,but just love to get out on the country roads at weekends. |
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"Sport is the new opiate of the masses...muddied oafs and flanneled fools. Play by all means, just don't make everyone in the pub watch. There are A LOT of us that don't like any of them.
No it isnt. Bit of a waste of posh words all that really
Ever heard of bread and circuses? It distracts people from what is really going on, because they are too busy arguing about so and so's new defender etc. Keep watching the game and you won't demonstrate against the governments injustices.
Nope.
I havent a foggiest what your on about with the government etc
That's what sport does to people. QED."
Stop being a mong and speak properly.
Ive coached sport for 25+ years and I know the difference I have made to peoples lives, Ive helped some get back on track and chose the right path, one or two have turned professional in other sports than mine, and one or two have represented GB. So get off the mongy train and stop talking in mongy riddles so at least I can understand your replies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Football and darts
I went to the premier league darts earlier this year at the CIA/Motorpoint Arena, what a great night out that was. £20 I think, worth every penny"
wkd bet it was. Its my lifetime wish to go to the bdo at lakeside one year, keep hinting to family... Anyone wanna take me there on date lol? Also agree with yr comments re politics of sports. Yes its the opiate of the masses but im happy to put it in my pipe and smoke it! When they organise the revolution ill miss the match to attend. Til then im stickin with me sports |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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Motor sport of any kind, two or four wheels, darts but not the Sky Sports lot as I hate Sky But only football if it`s guarantee the Man. Utd. of the Germans are going to be stuffed! Snooker`s OK too! |
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