GenIke
Well-Known Member
Would you rather watch soccer or baseball?
Baseball. Soccer is so boring.
Baseball is full of excitement, and there is rarely a break in the action.
It just keeps me on the edge of my seat, especially when the batter is getting ready to take a pitch.
I love watching baseball. I have tried on many occasions to watch and enjoy soccer but I just cannot watch it. But different strokes for different folks. I find it a bit obnoxious when someone makes blanket, absolute statements about whether this or that is better when it is purely a matter of personal preference.
And odd how I can enjoy every minute of a hockey game and it's very similar to soccer (Except I think hockey is faster, and the chances of someone scoring at any given time is much better...)
Baseball on the radio. Soccer on the tube.
I have a theory that Americans have a hard time watching soccer because there is too much action .. not like baseball where there is a breather after every pitch or football where you play for 6 seconds and then take a 30 second break. We like our ADD.
id rather watch paint dry.... it feels about the same as watching soccer or baseball.
However, there is one aspect of soccer that I do enjoy and thats the ACTING. Holy crap, Meryl Streep has nothing on these guys! They get nudged by an opponent and suddenly theyre writhing around on the ground like someone is stabbing them in the genitals with a fiery stick. That, I enjoy.
Same here, I don't like either sport, Football however I enjoy, but that's about it..........
Have you noticed the difference between the Men's and the Women's World Cup matches?
When the women get contact, they don't writhe around on the ground like little b*****s. They leave that to the men!
Baseball. Definitely. Soccer is like watching the Twilight movies- it's on for hours, nobody scores, and when it's finally over its billion fans insist that you just don't understand.
-ben
I don't know if I can take a game where a heartbreaking tie is followed by an ecstatic loss.
I don't know if I can take a game where a heartbreaking tie is followed by an ecstatic loss.