Langeveldt
Soutie
Its so the crims+yanks understand us davesuperkingdave said:wtf is soccer?
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Faviourte Sport?
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Langeveldt
Soutie
Keeps you so fit.. Its an intense and incredibly good game to play. You need even quicker reflexes than you do for facing a quick bowler on a rubbish wicket..vasetti12 said:
One of the few games left that seems to be played in the spirit all sports were intended to be..
Personally I rate it more highly than cricket, although it isn't as popular globally..
Sir Redman
State Vice-Captain
Playing:
1. Cricket/Hockey (Field by the way, none of this ice rubbish)
2. Soccer
3. Table Tennis
4. Badminton
5. Tennis
Watching:
1. Cricket
2. Hockey
3. Soccer
4. Tennis
(Big gap)
4. Rugby Union
5. Rugby League
I can't separate cricket and hockey for enjoyment in playing. For pure consistency of enjoyment hockey ranks 1st (I've only ever played one game that I didn't enjoy) but there's nothing quite as satisfying as smacking a ball to the boundary.
I've never actually played badminton and table tennis for a club or anything but I really like playing them and they suit my abilities. Instead I was dragged into tennis, which I don't think suits me as much, and as a result didn't really get the same enjoyment out of it as I have from hockey.
1. Cricket/Hockey (Field by the way, none of this ice rubbish)
2. Soccer
3. Table Tennis
4. Badminton
5. Tennis
Watching:
1. Cricket
2. Hockey
3. Soccer
4. Tennis
(Big gap)
4. Rugby Union
5. Rugby League
I can't separate cricket and hockey for enjoyment in playing. For pure consistency of enjoyment hockey ranks 1st (I've only ever played one game that I didn't enjoy) but there's nothing quite as satisfying as smacking a ball to the boundary.
I've never actually played badminton and table tennis for a club or anything but I really like playing them and they suit my abilities. Instead I was dragged into tennis, which I don't think suits me as much, and as a result didn't really get the same enjoyment out of it as I have from hockey.
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username1234
School Boy/Girl Cricketer
1. Rugby Union
2.Cricket
3. Rugby league
4.Basketball
5.Athletics.
2.Cricket
3. Rugby league
4.Basketball
5.Athletics.
Mister Wright
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Aren't these two sports just variations of the same sport?cameeel said:
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Sorry. My bad, thanks for clearing that up Simon...broncoman said:
benchmark00
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But to play ausie rules you have to have a face which is remotely look-at-able, and an iq larger than a 3 year olds shoe size.... which excludes 99% (which is 99 times 1 for leaguers) of NRL fans/supporters.broncoman said:
Mister Wright
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benchmark00 said:
HaHa. That is the funniest thing I have read in a long time. At least you are finally saying what everyone thinks - AFL is a game for 'pretty-boys'. It must take a large IQ to jump, kick and punch, which is pretty much all that happens in AFL.
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Maybe you should take up AFL then?broncoman said:
Mister Wright
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I meant - as in that thing they do with the ball, it's not called a pass, because that requires skill, it is a something, can't remember what its called...broncoman said: