International I Hate Sports Club

i hate sports with a passion.but what about a civil war,could we be serving our country by slaughtering our fellow countrymen I wouldn't go that far, but football( soccer) fans are a minority in Britain, albeit a large and very vocal one who even annoy fans of other sports with their Nazi like devo...

Three weeks of tedium has started. Next Friday I shall be avoiding every pub like the plague as the so called national team are playing and every football bore on earth will be watching for dissenters. I shall gladly walk in when England, or the 11 not very good greedy chavs that are supposed to be ...

It's not the individual sports that I'm against, but the dreary corporate sponsored, always on the television team variety and in particular the boring oiks that want to discuss football all the time. This stupid game I would quite happily eradicate as it is dumbing down the whole population. I trie...

At last the season ends on Sunday in England. However, there will be little relief this summer as there is the European Cup Final on May 19th and the European Championship for 3 weeks in June. The bores who normally go into hibernation for 3 months will be creaming their pants with excitement, it me...

European Championships coming up this June. Just as the football season finishes in England, up pops this rubbish like a wasp at a barbecue, annoying and hard to avoid. Looking forward to a nice quiet refreshing pint of beer on a hot evening after work, forget it, England are playing, the pubs will ...

I know this tedious game has its own radio and television channels, but this isn't enough for its fans in the media. While I am delighted the BBC has lost the rights to the League Cup, there is still the tedious Europa League, Champions League and FA Cup to endure on non sports channels. While I can...

At least cricket isn't very popular in England Really? I imagined cricket to be a very British thing. It's massive over here in summer. It's virtually compulsory to "know what the score is." They've even built bronze statues to at least two cricket players that I'm aware of - Don Bradman,...

Hey maybe these tedious Monday night soccer matches that occur in England can meet the same fate. I really can't understand why a weekend sport seems to pollute weekdays as well now.

Well over here, the day after Xmas heralds the start of the traditional Boxing Day Cricket Test Match Series, and what a long dreary event that is to endure. The telecast of a day's play goes for an agonisingly dull eight hours. The game is so long that the players have to stop for several meal bre...

I fancy a quiet few pints on a weekday night to wind down for the Christmas weekend in my local pub. However, being one that decides to subscribe to Sky Sports( the second nearest one does as well), for the next three nights there is a live game at 8.00. FFS a lot of people who aren't football( socc...

Well I really annoyed a fan today just for a laugh. Me, " Premiership footballers should be taxed at 99 per cent to bring down the deficit." Fan, " They pay enough as it is, 50 per cent." Me, " I'd tax them at 99 per cent just to see them all be brought down to earth and the...

In Britain 40 pc of men don't like football and around 75 pc of women have no interest, although the percentage of female fans have soared in recent decades due to football being considered an in thing to like and a WAG being something to aspire to ( partner of a premiership football). Sports like r...

I used to be sometimes invited, encouraged, whatever, to watch entire football games in the past, and I tried, but I was so bored I couldn't do it. Plus all the constant stopping and starting drove me nuts. I don't know how anybody can stand it. I would usually say I needed a nap or something just ...

Well I tend to like sports or physical activities that aren't commercialised and rammed down your throat by fans who can't understand why you don't like them. Something like field hockey, which is almost totally amateur and popular in universities, is fine as for all it can get a bit physical with t...

My local pub has decided to get Sky Sports back. Fair enough, the money could have been better spent on cheaper beer, more live entertainment, or a jukebox, but I suppose I am in a minority here. However, now I get some invite to watch Liverpool play Manchester United a week on Saturday at 12.45 on ...