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This type of thread always amazes me with the lack of mentioning Basketball, specifically the NBA. I think there's been one mention of Basketball in the UK, and that's it.
Sport, in general, is about the adrenalin rush, the moments of seeing something unbelievable achieved by athletes that have trained, almost their entire lives to get to that level.
So, as a fan of any sport, I would assume you are looking for those "out of the seat" moments of high quality and "edge of the seat" moments when with seconds left in the game the result is still unknown.
NBA has all of this and more. I'm sure people will mention the time outs and the fact that a 48 minute game time can last over two hours, but if you're looking for elite athletes, playing at the highest level, with probably an average of 40 (complete guess) out of your seat moments, of appreciation of either attack or defence and not knowing the result when there are, literally seconds left on the clock, then this is the sport.
I'm watching the NBA finals as I write this (another time out!) but what an entertaining sport to watch.
Just my opinion, by the way, not saying that I know better than anyone else....
So, to clarify, absolutely no fan knows and even people at the club don't know, however, you are the only person to know, that the one person to blame, is the man himself.
Agreed. The propensity of people, in general (not directed at the OP) to look for the negative in a situation, especially when there is also a positive, is there for all to see, will never cease to amaze me.
There's always a choice and I know which one I always go for...
He'll be gone by Christmas, which will be perfect timing, as he'll be fat enough by then to dress up as Santa Claus and work the local Santa grottos to help fund his obvious doughnut habit.
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