Football is the best sport in the world?

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  1. rambo87 profile image60
    rambo87posted 15 years ago

    The amount of money and followers in modern day football (soccer) means that is by far the best sport in the world and the people's choice! What does everyone think and how do you define what is best?

  2. Junkster profile image60
    Junksterposted 15 years ago

    I agree, it used to be.  In the seventies, when men were men and football was a tough man's game.

    Now it's all a bunch of divers and drama queens.  I hate the modern game, when you've watched games from the 80s like the regular FA cup finals between Liverpool and Everton you'd feel the same.

    No club's immune from it too, everyone indulges in a bit of diving or timewasting, king (or queen) of this is Didier Drogba.  The biggest joke in the Premier League.

    Football was the greatest sport in the world, but it's long since been a joke, there's plenty more exciting and impressive games being played these days.

  3. imadork profile image70
    imadorkposted 15 years ago

    I like curling myself.

  4. profile image48
    badcompany99posted 15 years ago

    I used to love football with a passion when the genius that was George Best graced the grass along with Denis Law. Throw in that 1970 Brazil team with Pele and managers like Clough and Shankly and you can see how football has sold it's soul to the devil or sky as the case may be. Oh for the FA Cup Semis on a Saturday at either Villa Park or Old Trafford now it's a damn Sunday at Wembley. Sorry but for me football was a Saturday day out, fun a meat pie and a drink. In life I recall 2 pleasures, sex with someone you love and the raised arm of George Best and that cheeky grin as the worlds greatest ever player scores. RIP Geordie !

    1. Junkster profile image60
      Junksterposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      EXACTLY! I'd sooner watch a repeat of Ian Rush, Peter Beardsley and that moustachioed mentalist Graham Souness than any of the prima donnas on the pitch these days.

      Far too worried about thier hairstyle and what gaudy colour their boots are than the actual game.

      Football is a saturday game, but why only show one on a saturday when you can push some to sunday, and to whatever stadium you want....that must've been what Sky thought.  They started this, fashionista footballers threw the final boot in.

  5. imadork profile image70
    imadorkposted 15 years ago

    Football (Soccer) has one big hurdle to jump -- the U.S. audience.  We Americans still think (including me) that soccer is for <snipped - inappropriate>.

    1. Pest profile image79
      Pestposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Soccer is not a sport...i am with you Dork

      1. imadork profile image70
        imadorkposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Thanks Pest -- it's more like a spot of tea in the morning.

        1. Kid_A profile image59
          Kid_Aposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          What's the matter? too much running around for you lard ass Yanks?!

          American Football?! That is nothing more than Rugby for women! Why all the padding?!

          1. Maddie Ruud profile image72
            Maddie Ruudposted 15 years agoin reply to this

            Thread closed by admin.  No homophobic slurs or personal attacks, please.

  6. imadork profile image70
    imadorkposted 15 years ago

    I just want to make sure that every non-American knows that most Americans think that David Beckham is a queer.

    1. Pest profile image79
      Pestposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Bid fag...  Whiny bastard too.

    2. Junkster profile image60
      Junksterposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Yeah, we knew that ten years ago

      1. Pest profile image79
        Pestposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          big_smile  LOL!

      2. imadork profile image70
        imadorkposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        We're just finding that out now.  <snipped - inappropriate>!

  7. lawretta profile image62
    lawrettaposted 15 years ago

    Imadork speak for your self, <snipped - inappropriate>.

    1. imadork profile image70
      imadorkposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      <snipped - inappropriate>

  8. profile image48
    badcompany99posted 15 years ago

    He's not queer it's just that Victoria looks like a man !

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