so which football team do you support if any? im from manchester and im a BIG Machester United fan.

 

I support a couple football teams in different leagues and also work with them, but not the football you mean...

You are talking about SOCCER... and NO, I don't support the most boring sport (IMHO) in the world in any way... sorry...

 

soccer is not boring. its very exciting and keeps you on your toes.

 

In my eyes it is boring.

 

For Football, it is the Denver Broncos. For Futbol (Soccer) don't really have one. It is hard to watch games. I wish I could get more of the Premership games to watch. Played Soccer alot, which I think helps make not boring when watching.

Enjoyed going to a division II game in London a few years back, it was Nottingham Forest vs. (I can't remember, but the owner also own's Harrods I believe.) It was great fun.

 

P.A.T.S.....pats,pats,pats

 

For "Football:" How 'bout them Cowboys?!?!?

For "Futbol, or Futbol, or fussbal:" No major following, but if I did follow Euro Futbol, my favorite team would have to be FC Bayern Muenchen, of course.

-MrB

 

Soccer is the most tedious, tawdry, squalid game played by sub-normal ignorant plonkers. When I'm Prime Minister I'll ban it and force the players to go on caravan holidays.

Football supporters are one small step up. Why on earth do grown men feel the need to 'support' a team? Don't they have lawns to mow or wives to make love to?

American Football is just incomprehensible. It's also played by a bunch of delicate little fairies who need shed loads of padding.

Rugby ..... now that's a real game.

Hope that's controversial enough.

 

That ought to do it, James. Batten down the hatches.

 

I would challenge you to call Warren Sapp or Ray Lewis a "delicate little fairy" straight to their face.

Rugby is very similar to a game played across schoolyards all over the USA called "Smear the Queer," or "Kill the man with the ball."

And can someone please explain Cricket to me? How the hell do you interpret the scores? And where is Harare, or Chittagong? When I'm in Europe travelling and watching BBCWorld, those two places come up alot in the context of Cricket.

-MrB