What do you think Realpolitik's full name is?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Watch it you!
We beat Birmingham last night (and as a result are into the quater finals for the first time in 12 years)!

[JohnFKennedy]

still.....

[dunn]

Watch it you!
We beat Birmingham last night (and as a result are into the quater finals for the first time in 12 years)!

I am a leeds united fan

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I am a leeds united fan

I'm sorry...

[dunn]

I am a leeds united fan

I'm sorry...

lol

[NHPolitico]

Watch it you!
We beat Birmingham last night (and as a result are into the quater finals for the first time in 12 years)!

OK, look. Please try to follow along.

Sport...


Not a Sport...

[Filuwaúrdjan]

If you ever go to North East England don't ever say that... you'd get lynched...

[dunn]

football is football



all the rest is strange variation the world don't buy

[Peter]

My father is a corporate tax advisor to one of the directors to Millwall, so we can get seats for free whenever we want, I dont know that I would want to though....

[dunn]

My father is a corporate tax advisor to one of the directors to Millwall, so we can get seats for free whenever we want, I dont know that I would want to though....

who do you folow?

[© tweed]

I will place a bet of Alnu

As in my email adress?
Alnu actually stands for Al N[ewcastle FC are] U[seless]
Parochialism is alive and well in Durham

When i saw your e-mail I thought your name was Alnu also

[Peter]

I used to follow Leicester City when Martin O'Neill was in charge, but I lost interest when he left.

I dont really follow football that much anymore (although I get a weekly update on Chelsea's progress from my 14yr old brother), I'm more a Formula1 man myself.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

My father is a corporate tax advisor to one of the directors to Millwall, so we can get seats for free whenever we want, I dont know that I would want to though....

Following Millwall is not recommended for non-football hooligan types

[© tweed]

I don't like soccer, but sometimes I watch the Man United Games on YES.

[dunn]

I used to follow Leicester City when Martin O'Neill was in charge, but I lost interest when he left.

I dont really follow football that much anymore (although I get a weekly update on Chelsea's progress from my 14yr old brother), I'm more a Formula1 man myself.

hope ypu are not a Schumacher fan.........

[Peter]

I used to follow Leicester City when Martin O'Neill was in charge, but I lost interest when he left.

I dont really follow football that much anymore (although I get a weekly update on Chelsea's progress from my 14yr old brother), I'm more a Formula1 man myself.

hope ypu are not a Schumacher fan.........

I would rather die; I am a Fernando Alonso fan if anybody is a follower of the sport.

[dunn]

I used to follow Leicester City when Martin O'Neill was in charge, but I lost interest when he left.

I dont really follow football that much anymore (although I get a weekly update on Chelsea's progress from my 14yr old brother), I'm more a Formula1 man myself.

hope ypu are not a Schumacher fan.........

I would rather die; I am a Fernando Alonso fan if anybody is a follower of the sport.

good

[Nym90]

I love American football. I like soccer (European football) even more.

As great as the Super Bowl is, it doesn't top the World Cup.

[dunn]

I love American football. I like soccer (European football) even more.

As great as the Super Bowl is, it doesn't top the World Cup.

That's my president!

[dunn]

The only thing I like about soccer (European Football) is when someone scores.  
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it's not 'european' its world wide - all continents, every where. Its thw people game, thr  world game

[minionofmidas]

There are three quaint old corners of the world that haven't quite caught on yet.
-The US and Canada
-The Indian subcontinent (the biggest exception)
-Australia and the Pacific
Apart from that, Football rules supreme.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

-The Indian subcontinent (the biggest exception)

Where Cricket rules supreme...

[minionofmidas]

-The Indian subcontinent (the biggest exception)

Where Cricket rules supreme...

Indeed it does...
Down here it's Cricket
and then nothing
and then a bit more of nothing
Then Hockey (real hockey, not its icy bastard son)
then a bit more of nothing
and then a number of other sports, such as Football, Kabedi and Badminton.

[dunn]

-The Indian subcontinent (the biggest exception)

Kabedi?

Where Cricket rules supreme...

Indeed it does...
Down here it's Cricket
and then nothing
and then a bit more of nothing
Then Hockey (real hockey, not its icy bastard son)
then a bit more of nothing
and then a number of other sports, such as Football, Kabedi and Badminton.

[minionofmidas]

Ah yes, Kabedi (spelling?) has never caught on outside India and some SouthEastAsian countries.
No professional league exists yet, but national teams do. It's part of the Asian Games, in fact. Up to now, India has won the Gold Medal every time.
It's quite rough and quite a lot of fun to play. Plus, you don't need any equipment (no ball, no nothing, just some lines on the ground) and not that much space.
Basically you have two teams (of seven players according to the rules, but I've seen it played with three or four). Alternatively, one player from one side goes over and tries to touch (or be touched by) at least one opposing player and return to his half of the ground. He has to mutter "Kabedi" all through. The others of course try to wrestle him to the ground...which is dangerous because if he makes it back to his side anyways they're all out.