What is your favourite sport?

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Ah you mean Handegg.

If that big brown "egg" ends up in MY hands, then the sport is called "Fumbling"...

(That's why I only play kicker.)

i always wonder why people that play football are so eager to get the ball.
they must be very poor.
all they have to do is go into a sports store and they can buy a new football for about $15, yet they spend so much effort chasing a used football that has been kicked so many times.
oh well. people are misers in many ways.

when i was required to play football, i used to take my own football out of my bag and kick it around privately where no other desperate people were trying to get it for themselves.

everyone should be provided a football by the government if they are poor. that would stop the mad scramble for footballs on sports fields and everyone could go home with one and relax.

very sporting of you.
if it would make for less crowded parks and recreation, then i'm all for it.

you raise an interesting point.
i remember now that i feel quite relieved when a "grand final" is on, because there are less people on the streets and in my way because they are all at home watching it, or they are at the sports field where it is being played.

that is the only aspect about it i like, and i would not like it to change.

so, to get around that, maybe they should hand out the free footballs at the stadium, and televise it as well. then the people would still all stay at home to watch it or go to the stadium to watch it, and provide me with a clear path for that day.

good thinking.

What weight class do you wrestle? Also, I agree with you about Buzz (of course ).

Pat, I have two medals in amateur freestyle. The first one I got in 1985 in the 136 class (BAWA rules). It took me four years to finally win a second medal. By the time I got that in 1989 I was up to 167 class. Health problems from surgery complications forced me out of competition over a decade ago, but I still help sponsor a local freestyle wrestler in the 119 class and have stayed semi-active in the sport as an athletic trainer for his wrestling team as well as equipment manager for their shoes and headgear. If I were well enough to actually participate nowdays I think I'd be a super-heavyweight.
Anyway, here I am pulling off an arm-drag back in the "good old days"...

Cricket, although I don't get to watch or play much of it unfortunately.

tennis, fencing, table tennis!

Favourite sports to play: swimming and karting. I have won gold medals representing my country in the past. Suffice to say this is extremely unlikely ever to happen in karting

Favourite sports to watch: Motor sports (especially F1, but also Moto GP and Le Mans Series), Olympic/Paralympic sports.

My favourite sport that I love watching is football (as in 'soccer') and I support both Sydney FC and Celtic.

Other sports I love watching are rugby union (NSW Waratahs and the Wallabies), cycling and winter Olympics.

Baseball, football (American), and basketball are the primary ones that I watch. I'd say football/baseball are my favourite out of the three I listed.

Baseball is my favourite specator sport. Go Tigers! Go Twins! Go....well, Blue Jays!

My favourite sport is surfing the net.

My favorite sports are those that I play/do myself. So first of all gliding, and then soccer. Maybe someone will say gliding is not a sport because you just sit in that plane and fly around, but that's not true. I agree flying airplanes that have a motor is only a hobby and not a sport (unless you do aerobatics), but gliding is different. You really need to know where the thermals are, otherwise you'll have to land very soon. It needs a lot of skill to always find the best thermals. And if anyone still thinks it's not a sport than he/she should just fly a glider for 8 hours or so and then I'm sure everyone believes it's a sport.