It's no secret that I don't like the so called "beautiful game". I really don't get the appeal... and that's fine.
Showing posts with label football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label football. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 August 2019
1908.10 FOOTBALL?
Labels:
childhood,
cycling,
football,
pro cycling,
procycling,
sport
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Monday, 25 June 2018
1806.25 FOOTY OVERLOAD
You'd have to have been living in a cave to realise that there is a little football tournament going on known as the World Cup.
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Sunday, 12 June 2016
1606.12 THE FOOTBALL
So apparently it's the European football championships or "Euros" at the moment which means as a non-football fan I'm having to put up with football talk all over social and regular media, mealtime chat at work and just football - football - football everywhere.
I'm not bothered that it's on the telly. It's not like the old days with 4 channels and 2 with football matches on, I have about 200 channels + Netflix to watch. It's just the constant bombardment that is going to make the next couple of weeks difficult.
So as I just wait for next month and the Tour de France (my sport of choice) I watch the neanderthal football fans rampage through France (the hosts), smashing up bars and throwing bottles and chairs at the local police. Not really civilized is it? You never see riots at a cycle race.
There was a time I'd try and like it just to join in on the conversation but I'm getting to old for faking it just to fit in. Enjoy your game (and it is just a game) but please don't try and engage me in conversation about it. I don't really give a toss.
Labels:
cycling,
Europe,
football,
media,
social media,
sport,
tour-de-france,
TV,
work
Location:
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, UK
Sunday, 29 May 2016
1605.29 SPORTSMANSHIP
This weekend there has been 2 big football matches at Wembley Stadium featuring teams from South Yorkshire. I'm not about to talk about football, if you know me you know that football isn't my thing. What gets me is the reaction from some fans when a neighbouring team who pour hate and scorn over the achievements of others. I really don't get it. They are all as bad as each other. Surely if there are 2 teams playing then you put your support behind the one most local to you? I always thought the term 'sport' denotes 'fair play'.
Labels:
football,
local,
South Yorkshire,
sport
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
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