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Post by Rotherhamblade on Jun 4, 2006 12:28:02 GMT -1
UTB
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Post by kinghornet on Jun 4, 2006 12:28:36 GMT -1
cricket
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Post by duckfish007 on Jun 4, 2006 12:29:27 GMT -1
All of them but i'll vote for Cricket
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Post by mortontheblade on Jun 4, 2006 12:29:41 GMT -1
i'm watching the cricket right now ;D
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Post by bt on Jun 4, 2006 20:02:58 GMT -1
between may and august, its channel 423 for me - the golf channel  |
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Post by gw on Jun 4, 2006 20:39:43 GMT -1
good choice bt
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Post by bt on Jun 4, 2006 20:42:47 GMT -1
not that watching it has improved my game -- im still shite at it and almost broke another club in half yesterday lol |
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Post by davebloggs on Jun 8, 2006 11:38:03 GMT -1
umm cycling.. (don't laugh!).. dauphine libere on atm on eurosport.. tour de france in a couple of weeks.. wicked.. its interesting once you know what is going on .. honest!!.. (in a train spottering kind of way)
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Post by johngannonstoupe on Jun 8, 2006 12:33:50 GMT -1
cricket. There are few other sports in the world you can spend all day sat in the sun drinking beer and not being able to see the ball!! Its great fun. Was at TB on the saturday. Cricket wasn't great, but the day was excellent. Have also now learnt to take the missus with me so she can ferry my inebriated self home instead of getting the train..
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Post by redwhine on Jun 29, 2006 22:18:36 GMT -1
umm cycling.. (don't laugh!).. dauphine libere on atm on eurosport.. tour de france in a couple of weeks.. wicked.. its interesting once you know what is going on .. honest!!.. (in a train spottering kind of way) Me too. The Tour de France captures my imagination like no other sporting event. The tactics are incredible : each rider and each team seem to have different agendas. Every day (of three gruelling weeks with only a couple of rest days) is different e.g. the French try to have a winner on Bastille Day. King of the Mountains, the accumulation of points, individual stage wins, time trials and the coveted maillot jeune (yellow jersey)! I could wax lyrical for another couple of hours, but you're prob. bored already if you don't get it. |
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Post by StortfordSpur on Jul 4, 2006 17:18:18 GMT -1
Love them all, but went for Tennis
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Post by davebloggs on Jul 8, 2006 17:48:54 GMT -1
eh up red.. bl88dy tom boonen eh?? that yellow jersey must weigh a ton!! bet on him three times now and mcewan keeps doing him over  .. i keep thinking.. if i bet on mcewan he'll just about go and win.. but he never does..  who do you think'll win it.. i've got cadel evans and ivan mayo for a top three.. i had valverde but he crashed out.. amazing how you can influence world events from your living room in s4 isnt it?? :-) sorry alessandro.. maybe next year |
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Post by redwhine on Jul 8, 2006 20:38:58 GMT -1
eh up red.. bl88dy tom boonen eh?? that yellow jersey must weigh a ton!! bet on him three times now and mcewan keeps doing him over .. i keep thinking.. if i bet on mcewan he'll just about go and win.. but he never does.. who do you think'll win it.. i've got cadel evans and ivan mayo for a top three.. i had valverde but he crashed out.. amazing how you can influence world events from your living room in s4 isnt it?? :-) sorry alessandro.. maybe next year No idea who'll win in any of the categories (except that McEwan's looking good for the Green). Without Armstrong, I'd have put money on Ulrich, but of course he's not there either (or is that neither?). If Millar had been fit, he may have been the dark horse. It's the most open Tour for years. I wouldn't be surprised if we still don't know when they're on the Champs de Lyssee. P.S. - Check out the Tour de France thread with Pastie and Mr. Millwall. |
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.. i keep thinking.. if i bet on mcewan he'll just about go and win.. but he never does.. 