Stadt Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 Mbappe is exciting to watch, he’s so direct on the ball.
SouthStandUpperTier Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 Good grief. 25 posts in and not one of you Philistines has mentioned Michael Jordan yet. Also, even though he's a fat Aussie nobhead, I'd say Shane Warne. To be able to bowl leg-spin (one of the most difficult arts to master in any sport) as well as he did was pure wizardry.
Benji Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 Federer. He makes every part of the game look like an effortless knock about. His one handed backhand is a thing of beauty. I generally find tennis quite boring to watch but could watch him play all day.
TiffToff88 Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 Used to love watching Shahid Afridi with the bat, particularly for Leicestershire in T20 games down at Grace Road. So many lost balls!
foxy boxing Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 4 minutes ago, don_danbury said: puel interviews I rewatch them when i can't get to sleep, better than counting sheep.
spacemunky Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 3 hours ago, SouthStandUpperTier said: Good grief. 25 posts in and not one of you Philistines has mentioned Michael Jordan yet. I got to see him play in person. We had seats in the end stands so you had to walk along the court to get to them. Bulls were doing their warmups and as I walked along the court I looked over and saw MJ. I thought "I'm on the same floor as Michael Jordan!". Also got to see Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux play. I wish my footballer list was better, but being in Canada there's not quite that opportunity.
Nalis Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 On 04/08/2019 at 12:18, Blue ROI said: Mayo Gaelic Football team. Never a dull moment! Too right, Mayo for Sam!
Blue ROI Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 9 minutes ago, Nalis said: Too right, Mayo for Sam! We go again!!
Guest MattP Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 Federer playing tennis, Cook batting when you knew he was going to be there all day, Frankel racing when he cruised past horses like St Nicolas Abbey.
sm1 Posted 5 August 2019 Posted 5 August 2019 I'm not a massive fan of Rugby League, but love watching State of Origin and the OTT build up. Also love watching the All Blacks and Messi at full flow.
CollinsLCFC Posted 7 August 2019 Posted 7 August 2019 Sevilla second leg at home highlights. Gives me goosebumps everytime.
Izzy Posted 8 September 2019 Posted 8 September 2019 Mo Farah. Wins his 6th straight Great North Run today in a personal best. He's nearer 40 than 30 now but still the boss. Blokes a fvckin machine.
Tielemans63 Posted 8 September 2019 Posted 8 September 2019 I'm a massive fan of NRL (Australian rugby league) - fantastic sport to watch. I've been watching a lot of the Canberra Raiders as they have four English lads doing really well for them which is unusual as generally English players struggle to make the grade over there.
UniFox21 Posted 8 September 2019 Posted 8 September 2019 When a cyclist is at his pure best, Froome for instance, where he's able to just chase down any attack with what looks like ease and then bomb away from the group
Dan Posted 8 September 2019 Posted 8 September 2019 Ronaldinho for me as well. He actually made me like football more.
Langston Posted 8 September 2019 Posted 8 September 2019 As a kid there was always something so special about Brazil having their first game in a World Cup as if it was the proper start of everything (up until 2010 when they became a horrid shit side under Dunga). Ronaldo was a huge part of that, and even as a kid I remember loving him scoring in 2002 after injuries, and breaking records in 2006. It always felt like everybody wanted him to do it. He and Batistuta were probably my favourite ever non City footballers.
ScouseFox Posted 20 September 2019 Posted 20 September 2019 seen as we’re deep into the finals, will add aussie rules to this thread. no greater sight in sport i dont think than seeing a 6 foot 6 brick shithouse using a 6 foot 6 brick shithouse opponent’s shoulders as a stepladder to catch a ball that’s come from outer space.
Guest Electric Yetis Posted 20 September 2019 Posted 20 September 2019 6 minutes ago, ScouseFox said: seen as we’re deep into the finals, will add aussie rules to this thread. no greater sight in sport i dont think than seeing a 6 foot 6 brick shithouse using a 6 foot 6 brick shithouse opponent’s shoulders as a stepladder to catch a ball that’s come from outer space. Currently watching with my family of nervous Richmond fans.
ScouseFox Posted 20 September 2019 Posted 20 September 2019 3 minutes ago, pds said: Currently watching with my family of nervous Richmond fans. dusty’s got this. dusty’s always got this. 5 mins in and it’s ablett 1-1 martin. god this could be sensational.
Finnegan Posted 20 September 2019 Posted 20 September 2019 Very little in sport entertains me as much as a thoroughly disgusting offload.
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