What sports do you follow? Give us your top 3.

[Vinny]

Sport? None at all.

Just one of the opiums available for the masses.
My choices from that list are music and alcohol, the latter in particular being far less healthy than sport.

 

[ErikL]

Living in the US, my number one sport is college football. Although money is ruining it of course. Sigh.

Very true. FOX "Conference" vs. ESPN "Conference," media rights, College Football Playoffs (CFP), NIL, transfers, etc. Not the college football I grew up with.

1. Hockey (NHL Stanley Cup playoffs)
2. College Basketball (Conference Tournaments and March Madness)
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3. American College Football

 

[andrewd]

1.Tennis (only the slams, typically week 2 only)
2. Cricket (only when the ashes is on in England)
3. Football (only the Euros and World cup knockout stages)

I used to follow cycling but Armstrong burst that bubble.

 

[Woodface]

Cycling - keen participant & viewer
Football - typical Sky viewer but not an avid club supporter anymore
Cricket - I vary my interest depending upon test & one day schedule

 

[stairpost]

I would say Rugby but I’m not sure Wales still actually play it.

 

[mykel]

Downhill Mountain Biking.
a bit of F1 or WRC if available.
a bit of NHL Hockey.

 

[les24preludes]

I would say Rugby but I’m not sure Wales still actually play it.

Gone are the days when we used to say "You can't beat Wales at rugby - you can only score more points than them...."

 

[pawnshop92]

as a Canadian who lived in Australia for a bit and now in the Uk, it a mishmash of sport

football, yes the one thats played here
ice hockey, NHL harder to follow in the UK, though have been to a few games here
cricket, especially tests, and play occasionally with a tip of the hat to Sir G Boycott as a 'dotting' batsman

 

[stairpost]

Gone are the days when we used to say "You can't beat Wales at rugby - you can only score more points than them...."

And it won’t change when our brightest hope hoofs off to the States for NFL glory.

 

[Brown Bottle]

Cycling - keen participant & viewer
Football - typical Sky viewer but not an avid club supporter anymore
Cricket - I vary my interest depending upon test & one day schedule

I used to think cycling was a banal procession with a sprint finish to the line. I then watched it with someone who understood and had participated, it became interesting then. Don’t have time to watch unfortunately.

Cheers BB

 

[wezzywest]

Football
Cycling
Boxing.

 

[Woodface]

I used to think cycling was a banal procession with a sprint finish to the line. I then watched it with someone who understood and had participated, it became interesting then. Don’t have time to watch unfortunately.

Cheers BB

Yes, its a time drain as both watcher & participant. The netflix TDF docs are excellent though.

 

[Mystic Mac]

MMA
MotoGP
WSBK/BSB

 

[SteveG]

For the next 3 weeks:

• Cycling
• Cycling
• Cycling

 

[Gaff (formerly Getgaff)]

1). F1
2). BTCC
3). Everything else

 

[cutting42]

For the next 3 weeks:

• Cycling
• Cycling
• Cycling

Good point for me and The Wife tm the tdf becomes our evening to for the next 3 weeks.

 

[robs]

TdF every year.
Six nations every year.
Big footie tournaments (don't really like football but get drawn in..)
and then...
F1 (a bit dull but watch it anyway if I can)
Athletics ('cos I run a bit)

Busy weekend this weekend....

 

[stevec67]

Golf, strangling small animals, and masturbation.

 

[Lee T]

Athletics
Football
Tennis

 

[Brown Bottle]

Golf, strangling small animals, and masturbation.

They reckon it takes 10,000 hours to become world class.

Cheers BB