What's your favourite sport other than football?

Mine would be swimming and running.

To watch or participate in?

Watching would be Boxing.

Actually doing would be Golf.

MMA for me

It varies for me... when younger, it was basketball. These days, it's baseball, closely followed by rugby. The last two I like to watch. I don't know if I like playing cause I never actually played baseball or rugby. I was pretty good at basketball in the past though, but now I'm awful

MMA i could not actually pick which one to be without.

... There are other sports?

Cricket in both cases. Good game to play and great to watch and get pissed in lovely sunny weather.

And the Ashes is boss!

Ice hockey.

Can't say I am keen on Cricket...at all! For me, love watching Tennis. I would love to play it. Was on holiday a few years back and got really in to it then. As for sports I participate in, I only play football and Gaelic Football. However, I haven't played Gaelic since I moved to Liverpool.

MMA

Cricket in both cases. Good game to play and great to watch and get pissed in lovely sunny weather.

And the Ashes is boss!

Absolutely. Love cricket and I've got to admit I'm really keen to go and see England v Australia in either England or Australia and just relax in the sun watching those two great nations. Brilliant sport.

But I have to say my first love was F1 motor racing. Loved it as a kid and love it just as much today. As much as it has taken a hit in recent years due to the onset of torrid and soulless races in Asia and the middle east, when I watch the classic races like Belgium, Britain, Italy, Canada and the likes it really reinvigorates my passion for the sport. It's definitely one with a rich history and class to it.

Cricket in both cases. Good game to play and great to watch and get pissed in lovely sunny weather.

And the Ashes is boss!

Have to agree, followed by Rugby League and Union

BBC F1 Intro 2012 (Official)

Gaelic football to play or watch.
Just to watch it has to be ''Hurling''. So fast and skillful. Played it once year's ago as a kid in school. Got taken off at half time(thank god by the way) never tried it again. Mental game if you can handle it. Not a game for mere mortal's. 

Ice Hockey (NHL) Baseball and Golf.  That's in order of watching.

To play, golf, hockey, baseball.

I remember when Carra got asked this when on LFC TV doing Mr and Mr with Stevie. His answer was 5 a side   

Gaelic football to play or watch.
Just to watch it has to be ''Hurling''. So fast and skillful. Played it once year's ago as a kid in school. Got taken off at half time(thank god by the way) never tried it again. Mental game if you can handle it. Not a game for mere mortal's. 

Hurling - The Fastest Game on Grass Fantastic game Davey , I played at school boy level for the Christian brothers and if you couldn't hit a sliothar they'd beat the sh*t out of you .

No sport comes even close to football for me, it's the only thing I'll go massively out of my way to watch. However, if I'm not busy then I also enjoy watching F1 and boxing.

In terms of doing, I'd have to say Pocket Billiards, Tonsil Tennis and Pub Golf.

Hurling - The Fastest Game on Grass Fantastic game Davey , I played at school boy level for the Christian brothers and if you couldn't hit a sliothar they'd beat the sh*t out of you .

My Mum is Irish and I've seen plenty of hurling, one of the most mental games I've ever watched, and the sliothar is like a baseball if you get hit with that even from a distance it can do serious damage.

They have my respect, but I also question their sanity.

My Mum is Irish and I've seen plenty of hurling, one of the most mental games I've ever watched, and the sliothar is like a baseball if you get hit with that even from a distance it can do serious damage.

They have my respect, but I also question their sanity.

Hurling is F***ing mental, absolutely brilliant to watch.

Never had the skills/balls to play it though.

Could sit down and enjoy pretty much any sport that's on the telly.

No sport comes even close to football for me, it's the only thing I'll go massively out of my way to watch. However, if I'm not busy then I also enjoy watching F1 and boxing.

In terms of doing, I'd have to say Pocket Billiards, Tonsil Tennis and Pub Golf.

With you up until Pub Golf.
What the F**k is that?

Motorsport and rallying in particular, preparing cars like the one above.

Motorsport and rallying in particular, preparing cars like the one above.

So they can fly?

Good skills

Cricket, Tennis, F1. In that order.

Motorsport and rallying in particular, preparing cars like the one above.

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£400k Ford Fiesta

Hurling - The Fastest Game on Grass Fantastic game Davey , I played at school boy level for the Christian brothers and if you couldn't hit a sliothar they'd beat the sh*t out of you .

...and if you didn't hit a sliothar the aul' C.B's would beat fcuk out of you with hurley more like.

With you up until Pub Golf.
What the F**k is that?

I'm sure there are variations but the one I know is where you go on a pub crawl, preferably 9 or 18 pubs (holes) and have a drink in each, sometimes keeping track on a score card with the aim being do get a hole-in-one at each, ie necking the drink down in one to achieve par. Naturally most people attempting an 18 hole course would have half a pint in each. Failing to finish the course will often result on a forfeit of some sort.

I'm sure there are variations but the one I know is where you go on a pub crawl, preferably 9 or 18 pubs (holes) and have a drink in each, sometimes keeping track on a score card with the aim being do get a hole-in-one at each, ie necking the drink down in one to achieve par. Naturally most people attempting an 18 hole course would have half a pint in each. Failing to finish the course will often result on a forfeit of some sort.

Sweet.
New game for the pub crawl.

Sweet.
New game for the pub crawl.

The downside is that you don't spend a lot of time in each pub / bar. Get served, down it, done.

...and if you didn't hit a sliothar the aul' C.B's would beat fcuk out of you with hurley more like.

They would the bas**rds and lift you off the ground by your ears .

NFL, F1, MMA, NHL....I cant say I know alot about Hurling, but I LOVE watching it. Its insane. I also like the game where they throw a steel ball down the road and then run after it...Its the strangest sport I ever saw...almost as stupid as "Shin Kicking" but not quite.

Futsal

Love watching tennis and snooker, and thoroughly enjoy playing snooker too.

I enjoy most sports. 

Watching - golf, tennis, cricket, rugby union, darts, snooker, hockey.

Playing - golf, tennis, darts, pool.

Even though I said Ice Hockey.  I like fishing too.

Being from the States I'm not short on options. Ice hockey and American football for me in terms of watching. The NHL has the best and most entertaining playoffs of any North American sports league, so I've been watching a ton of that. Doesn't hurt when the Blackhawks are one win away from going to the Stanley Cup final!

I pretty much enjoy playing all sports here though. Football is obviously my favorite for both, but I like playing basketball, basbeball, American football, roller hockey, and tennis.

What I don't like? Any kind of motor racing, horse racing, fighting/boxing/UFC/MMA/etc, and GOLF. Cannot stand any kind of golf unless it's mini-golf

I enjoy most sports. 

Watching - golf, tennis, cricket, rugby union, darts, snooker, hockey.

Playing - golf, tennis, darts, pool.

Can't believe I forgot F1 in my list of watching sports, especially as it's Canada this weekend.

The downside is that you don't spend a lot of time in each pub / bar. Get served, down it, done.

Nah.
It would be just making our 1 shot per pub tradition more official/competitive.

We normally have beers/shorts anyway and get shots in.
I'll just make the shots part a game.

12 pubs.
Marks for each pub.

Could get messy.

Women's beach volleyball 

Ice Hockey.,..  followed very VERY closely by  women's beach volleyball   

They would the bas**rds and lift you off the ground by your ears .

or by your locks/side burns. Bas**rds. them Brother's

Badminton, thrashing a cock is very satisfying 

Haha.

Badminton, thrashing a cock is very satisfying 

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Brilliant!!

Oh Yes !!!

 

Hahaha not bad Cas!

*All male members nodding like the Churchill dog

Brilliant.

As for sports - you who know me know how much of a sports whore I am Football of course top, but then almost everything else I can watch and get invested. Grew up with Aussie football though, so that was my first love (started kicking the egg before I could remember) and will always have a special place in my heart.

But then cricket, hockey, basketball, NFL, baseball, rugby, motorsport... it doesn't stop.

Badminton, thrashing a cock is very satisfying 

Hahaha Double entendre?? What's that all about?

There's this game in US called soccer. It looks fun. Wife loves it actually.

Being from the States I'm not short on options. Ice hockey and American football for me in terms of watching. The NHL has the best and most entertaining playoffs of any North American sports league, so I've been watching a ton of that. Doesn't hurt when the Blackhawks are one win away from going to the Stanley Cup final!

I pretty much enjoy playing all sports here though. Football is obviously my favorite for both, but I like playing basketball, basbeball, American football, roller hockey, and tennis.

What I don't like? Any kind of motor racing, horse racing, fighting/boxing/UFC/MMA/etc, and GOLF. Cannot stand any kind of golf unless it's mini-golf

I am guessing you are from Chicago or live in Chicago. I live about 2 hours west of Chicago, so lately it has been all about the Blackhawks.

I enjoy watching Tennis and F1.

I like playing Golf and Tennis and every now and again I'll have a game of Snooker - can't beat a bit of sinking the pink and screwing back for the brown .

Love watching UFC and Boxing as well.

Golf really seems like a sport I would enjoy playing but there aren't many golf courses here, and they're usually expensive and for the rich. Which means I never played.

Is it easy to find somewhere to play in England?

Golf really seems like a sport I would enjoy playing but there aren't many golf courses here, and they're usually expensive and for the rich. Which means I never played.

Is it easy to find somewhere to play in England?

Municipal golf courses and private clubs. Some just practice their driving on a field!!

Can't stand the game personally, apart from the Ryder Cup, actually like watching that.

As for sports - you who know me know how much of a sports whore I am Football of course top, but then almost everything else I can watch and get invested. Grew up with Aussie football though, so that was my first love (started kicking the egg before I could remember) and will always have a special place in my heart.

But then cricket, hockey, basketball, NFL, baseball, rugby, motorsport... it doesn't stop.

Know what you're saying have sat and watched some of them sports at various times during my life. I'll be honest I used to like watching Aussie football back in the mid 80s when I was a kid, loved the tear-ups that used to happen during some games.

Actually liked the NFL as well, liked the Chicago Bears and even had one of the jerseys once!

Is it easy to find somewhere to play in England?

Very easy. There are a number of top courses that cost a fortune but also others that cost a couple of pounds for a round, there really is a range of courses and prices for any budget.

I used to work for Toyota and Japanese engineers would regularly be sent over. The first thing they'd always ask was, "When can we play golf?" There is so little flat land in Japan that golf courses are ridiculously expensive so very few of them get to play so they loved visiting England.

Boxing to watch - loved it for the dozen years or so I trained and competed. Still have a heavy bag in the garage but haven't had a spar in 14 years.

Like my running from a participation point of view.

motorsport

Your motorsport dialogue is weak.

Tennis, cricket, rugby league and basketball.

Love them all.

Municipal golf courses and private clubs. Some just practice their driving on a field!!

Can't stand the game personally, apart from the Ryder Cup, actually like watching that.

Never had much interest in the game either, until I watched the Masters a month or so ago. Thought it was nice and will try to give it a chance in the future. Don't think I'll ever be a huge fan though, but I appreciate the sport. It must be fun to play.

Very easy. There are a number of top courses that cost a fortune but also others that cost a couple of pounds for a round, there really is a range of courses and prices for any budget.

I used to work for Toyota and Japanese engineers would regularly be sent over. The first thing they'd always ask was, "When can we play golf?" There is so little flat land in Japan that golf courses are ridiculously expensive so very few of them get to play so they loved visiting England.

Here we don't lack space, but it's more a lack of interest really. Not a very popular game. Would like to try though.

Speedway, Cricket, Darts

No cyclists in here? MTB or road?