I have played it plenty of times but in comparison to hurling in skill level.......well, there is no comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie
Whenever they made us play bogball in school we used turn it into a game of soccer.
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I have played it plenty of times but in comparison to hurling in skill level.......well, there is no comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie
Whenever they made us play bogball in school we used turn it into a game of soccer.
Aye love to play whenver I get the chance-with ma borthers, mates, dad grandad etc. Snooker is good raic to-ma mate got a (half size) table recently and I learned the rules! Great fun cannae stop! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerry Blue
I spent manys a school day in the local snooker hall. I still suck at it though.
I'm not a huge fan of 9-ball. You can pot all the balls except the 9 and then the other guy, who's potted nothing comes along and pots the 9 to win. I prefer normal pool.
doesn't this tell its own story. :rolleyes: i'll agree with you that hurling is an ultra skillfull game but football is still a skillfull game.if you put any game up against hurling it wont compare favourably.i'm a big fan of hurling BTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by finlma
a "skillless" game wouldn't attract the biggest crowds year after year!
Fair point. As I said though I'm from Kilkenny where there is zero interest and therefore zero appreciation of the sport.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie
Favourites To Play:
Darts :)
Kayaking :) :) :)
and handball when I was in school
To Watch:
Soccer
Darts
Hurling
Womens Tennis
and snooker depending on who's playing
Darts,table tennis,mixed martial arts
What possessed you to resurrest a 3 year old thread???
Anyway, I enjoy watching ice hockey, gaelic football, hurling, motorsports and darts.
Never seen it before:eek:
GAA, Rugby, Boxing, Darts.
add table-tennis to that list will ye sligoman?!
Pitch and putt also please!
It might be easier to make a list of sports I don't like. But I can't think of any!
Will play or watch pretty much anything.
If pushed for favourites I'd have to say hurling and darts. With Gaelic football not far behind, oh and golf.
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Originally Posted by paul_oshea
I posted that in 2004 so edit time is up at this stage:D. Doesn't need to be on the list anyway sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
To watch:
Badminton
Spanish football
Rugby
To play:
Badminton/football
Played most sports but would watch on TV:
Cricket
International rugby and Heineken rugby (if Irish involvement)
Hurling (if Waterford playing)
Snooker (if Doherty involved or a Final)
Poker on Sky (great viewing)
Grand National Horse race (only one I'd watch)
Athletics if Olympics or Irish involvement
Good oul GridIorn for me, partial to a bit of Baseball too
Rallying, particularly the tarmac variety :)
to watch:
golf
rugby(good games!)
hurling
soccer
gaelic
darts
snooker
horse racing(when i have money on)
boxing(big fights/irish person except bernard dunne)
tennis(grand slams)
basketball
athletics
american football
poker
bowls(its not that bad!)
motor sports
To play:
darts(at the moment but im starting to get p1ssed of with it)
hurling
gaelic
table tennis
soccer
golf
badminton
poker(is it a sport?)
go karting
tennis
athletics
to support:
soccer
What the hell:confused: That post is a lie! I never voluntarily played Hurling, Rugby or Gaelic??!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevo Da Gull
Did I really post that? 2005 wasn't that long ago and this just aint true:confused: And I never got the point in lying.
Time to type Schizophrenia into Wikipedia :D
Anyhow the truth in 2008:
Favourite to play:
1. Tennis
2. Pool
3. Darts
4. Football
Favourite to watch:
1. Tennis
2. Football
3. Darts
=. Ice-Hockey