lalaosky:
Lwkmd...hahahahahahaahah...this defeat really broke all your joints....ahahahahahahahahaahhaahahahaahahahahah....take heart man

mukina2: Football is a way of life.

its not a must for every man to like it. each to his own i guess.

Just like you have females who hate things almost every female likes we cant all be barbies

that does not make non-barbie females lesser females.


its a universal sport that unites people of every race/language etc.

hate it or like it. to some its like a religion.

i love/live/breathe football and when i have a male child he MUST love it

Richvkunt:


While I have nothing against the essence of your post,I totally disagree with your postulation that Americans in general don't fancy football.
Since the 1994 World cup tournament that took place in the United States Footballor soccer as it is called states side has been on the rise as a sport in America.This rise in intrest can also be seen in the position of the American team in all the world cup tournaments that have taken place since 1994.
The American MLS franchise is also one of the fastest rising leagues in the world if you consider the amount of money used to prise David Beckham away from Europe.
I do not think football/soccer is more dangerously powerful than Music or movies or television.

fubbyy: What is this topic doing here? Moderators are you guys sleeping?
@ topic, poster you are confused because your words are contradicting,you opened a thread of not liking football and along the line you were advicing us to support local league which is still football,anyway you are lucky not to raise the issue that yesternyt,you for see the one wey senior bishop and if jude my elder brother was there you for see the one wey senior pope,you are smart enough for openinin this crap in the romance section where you will see chicks that will support you,why not open in sports section where die hard football fans are discussing and see ,this topic is too romansick 2 be here.

sandysprax:

Knowledge.Like someone said earlier, i'd rather be caught watching NATGEO or Discovery than Super Sports 3 or whatever channel it is u guyz watch it.

busybee24: You dont support football or play into it and yet you are creating a thread about it- kinda counterproductive dont you think?

bigx: Football = 6.25% of the day wasted!

Idowuogbo:
Rude!!!!!!

Richvkunt:


While I have nothing against the essence of your post,I totally disagree with your postulation that Americans in general don't fancy football.
Since the 1994 World cup tournament that took place in the United States Footballor soccer as it is called states side has been on the rise as a sport in America.This rise in intrest can also be seen in the position of the American team in all the world cup tournaments that have taken place since 1994.
The American MLS franchise is also one of the fastest rising leagues in the world if you consider the amount of money used to prise David Beckham away from Europe.
I do not think football/soccer is more dangerously powerful than Music or movies or television.

9jadelta:

to add to what u wrote... U didnt hear abt a fan that mistakenly kill her baby for crying when she was enjoying the match btw ghana and usa ...2010 world cup.... Go to goal.com/us and see uncountable numbers of american soccer fan... Football has gone beyond a game

Idowuogbo:
Ro ra re rin na. Ewo lo de? Hide ur molars my friend!

BABE!:


Will you sharap?! Americans fancy Baseball, American Football, Basketball, Hockey and Golf.

Just so you know, Hockey and Golf come before Football in the United States.

You wanna compare NFL to MLS...in terms of popularity...in America?

9jadelta:

to add to what u wrote... U didnt hear abt a fan that mistakenly kill her baby for crying when she was enjoying the match btw ghana and usa ...2010 world cup.... Go to goal.com/us and see uncountable numbers of american soccer fan... Football has gone beyond a game

Very catchy set of songs. They were on the lips of everyone. It was also "huge" because Africa/South Africa was the host. Don't you know Americans love Africa? . . . Africa is "intriguing".

kilimanjaro:
Omo flanbush! Don't mind that girl jare, she initially insulted we that love football. She could have just made a comment on a neutral level like others have been doing.

lalaosky:
Lol...d guy z seriously hurtin..i couldnt help but laugh...BTW,wetin ur yoruba words mean...i dont understnad yoruba...am igbo.hope u werent yabbin me cos i no badosky z a swthrt...lol

BABE!:


How the Mighty have fallen.. The young shall grow.. You'll make it with determination and hard work..

You have to be a football fanatic before those cliches sink into your head? ? Those are normal, everyday, lessons. How many people actually pay attention to those things while watching football sef...? How many people really reflect? ?

My guy, too much of everything is bad..bad..bad. I'm a fan of people supporting their clubs/teams normally, with moderation. However, when your fanaticism starts to affect you and people around you, (where's Coogar? )then something needs to change.

oomen: I hate football with passion! The attention being invested on it by it's fans is really upsetting and not worth it.No serious minded man with good future ambition would sit to watch football for that long period of time that a match lasts.

Idowuogbo:
Kilimanjagons! U still mean!


Am a sweeriepie as always,I was only admiring ur molars.So chill out! dem don comot subsidy

Breathe!!!!

Canisma: The poster is asking if hating football makes him less of a man.
=
my answer is YES.
He would find out that even his FEW friends are also less of a man.
I wonder the things you ll discuss with correct dudes like me and other correct Nairalanders. You ll just be boring to your fellow guys. I have seen people like you and you guys suck. BIG TIME.
Im sure you dont know anything about politics too.
YOU RE LESS OF A MAN.
Give it up for football.
Its just a game, but What A Game.