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I don't like football
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not as much as I did previously! Far to much money spent on players wages and transfers now. I do enjoy watching the playoffs though and early rounds of the FA cup. |
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By *arex2Couple
over a year ago
Bradford |
"Anyone else feel the same way?
Kicking a ball between some sticks. I don't understand what the attraction is."
Finally!!! Someone who understands that it's just an overrated, politically driven playground activity for immature men with nothing better to do! Thought it was just me... Thank you. I think I love you! |
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I love sport, looking forward to the Champion League Final and the FA Cup Final. But I understand why others wouldn't.
I always said if I won the lottery I would devote my life to sport (and crossdressing  ) going to F1, Wimbledon, Motorcycle racing especially the TT ... glorious way to amuse myself before death |
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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago
Manchester (he/him) |
The world would be a sad place if we all liked the same things OP, revel in the things that you do enjoy, whatever they may be.
Personally I love sport, the passion and 'plot twists', stories within stories... I see it as real life drama played out by athletes. |
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It's not for me. I've found over the years having no knowlage of football is actually a little problematic for a man. It is the default conversation, especially with strangers. And there's been loads of conversations I've not been able to join in with other men. Also when abroad often the first things locals want to talk about is English football. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yep, puffball I call, bunch of pansies"
Said the bloke who competes in a 'sport' which is pretty much riddled with substance abuse.
To be honest, if I was looking for a drug addled fat bloke who could lift heavy weights whilst gurning, I'd just hire a fork lift truck driver off Indeed jobs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Many of you will have me saying this but I’m not into football at all. Gave up on it years ago. Find it boring now. I’d rather play instead of paying to watch |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Many of you will have me saying this but I’m not into football at all. Gave up on it years ago. Find it boring now. I’d rather play instead of paying to watch "
There's been some really boring games recently. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Many of you will have me saying this but I’m not into football at all. Gave up on it years ago. Find it boring now. I’d rather play instead of paying to watch
There's been some really boring games recently."
blasphemy football is awesome |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Many of you will have me saying this but I’m not into football at all. Gave up on it years ago. Find it boring now. I’d rather play instead of paying to watch
There's been some really boring games recently. blasphemy football is awesome "
I was being sarcastic! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Do you like any sports?"
Not really. My gripe with football is I have to put up with hearing about it everyday as it's all they talk about at work. I get the impression there is this mentality that footy fans feel they can be as thuggish as they like if there team wins a match. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Many of you will have me saying this but I’m not into football at all. Gave up on it years ago. Find it boring now. I’d rather play instead of paying to watch
There's been some really boring games recently."
I watch the second legs of the champions league semi finals when I can't sleep. They soon send me to the land of nod |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"loathe the sport completely, what i don’t understand, specially being from liverpool, is that some fans put football before their family  "
At least with other sports like tennis and cricket; which I'm imo are also a waste of time and always going on about love juice and mental scoring systems, you don't hear of anyone being cut up with razor blades after a match. |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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"Anyone else feel the same way?
Kicking a ball between some sticks. I don't understand what the attraction is."
Same hear.
But British toring car champions. Now that is fun to watch.
Unlike F1 rubbing is racing  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ah the monthly let’s bash football thread. It’s fine not to like it, it’s not for everyone.
What I don’t understand is the weak minded negative comments about the people that do play, comparing it to other sports and the ‘real men’ tag or worse.
As someone who played at a very high academy level through my teens but wasn’t good enough to make a career from it, believe me it is not a soft sport and it requires as much dedication if not more than any other sport to make it |
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"Ah the monthly let’s bash football thread. It’s fine not to like it, it’s not for everyone.
What I don’t understand is the weak minded negative comments about the people that do play, comparing it to other sports and the ‘real men’ tag or worse.
As someone who played at a very high academy level through my teens but wasn’t good enough to make a career from it, believe me it is not a soft sport and it requires as much dedication if not more than any other sport to make it "
Agree totally, I enjoy football and a variety of other sports. But my next great love is Motorcycle racing but I don't slag off F1 as being more wimpy (although it is ) and boring. Each to their own  |
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"Ah the monthly let’s bash football thread. It’s fine not to like it, it’s not for everyone.
What I don’t understand is the weak minded negative comments about the people that do play, comparing it to other sports and the ‘real men’ tag or worse.
As someone who played at a very high academy level through my teens but wasn’t good enough to make a career from it, believe me it is not a soft sport and it requires as much dedication if not more than any other sport to make it
Agree totally, I enjoy football and a variety of other sports. But my next great love is Motorcycle racing but I don't slag off F1 as being more wimpy (although it is ) and boring. Each to their own "
Spent most of today watching Monaco F1 practice and perving on fab. Not my most constructive day at work!  |
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I love most sports.... Football isn't perhaps what it used to be, but has given us (the fans) of football some great memories over the years.... I've travelled all over the country and Europe with great friends and enjoyed some fabulous trips.... I wouldn't trade that time for anything....
I also enjoy US sport, cricket and golf.... And the odd motor racing such as the Indy 500 |
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"Ah the monthly let’s bash football thread. It’s fine not to like it, it’s not for everyone.
What I don’t understand is the weak minded negative comments about the people that do play, comparing it to other sports and the ‘real men’ tag or worse.
As someone who played at a very high academy level through my teens but wasn’t good enough to make a career from it, believe me it is not a soft sport and it requires as much dedication if not more than any other sport to make it
Agree totally, I enjoy football and a variety of other sports. But my next great love is Motorcycle racing but I don't slag off F1 as being more wimpy (although it is ) and boring. Each to their own
Spent most of today watching Monaco F1 practice and perving on fab. Not my most constructive day at work! "
Actually do enjoy Monaco GP, although overtaking is practically a no no on that circuit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I enjoy playing football but watching doesn't sound appealing"
I enjoyed watching it when I played in the local league, but only really watch important internationals now.
Used to be a fan as a kid but nowdays I struggle to see the appeal of it, as there's such a disconect from premiership players / boards and the clubs' fans. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's a funny old game, I've always despised it with a passion, my older brothers played it and as a child I would get dragged to games to stand in the cold to watch them. As an adult male (don't laugh) I hate it even more, its like a club where you need to know the scores, transfers, league tables and exact time of every goal since 1950 to be a member and a lot of blokes use it as their manliness tool when talking with other guys. I often get left out of conversations with guy frienda or with guys at work because I don't follow football, or maybe it's just because I'm a sarcastic bastard, innit....   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"loathe the sport completely, what i don’t understand, specially being from liverpool, is that some fans put football before their family
At least with other sports like tennis and cricket; which I'm imo are also a waste of time and always going on about love juice and mental scoring systems, you don't hear of anyone being cut up with razor blades after a match."
How often does this razor blade thing happen then?
Don't call the villa on villa one because that was nothing to do with football.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm not a big fan or follower, but never understood people who dislike it, feeling the need to make a big issue about it. Lots like it, so good for them. |
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