Why is a tie considered a victory? I did watch the Chelsea/Manchester bout. Wasn't there a stampede years ago re Manchester- maybe the '80's. The crowd looked pretty civil to me.
On Feb 5, 11:44 am, archytas <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't watch much American Football - feels to me there is less > running worth watching since Riggins and Peyton graced the park. > Rugby League has less broken field running and the dodgy stuff that > earned my corn. Warrington have just drawn the match of the day at > Hull - highlights after SuperBowl, so I'll watch that as the > overture. There's a glut of sport this weekend, with Wales' win in > Ireland probably the pick for non-Warrington die-hards. United are > being tanked at Chelsea too, unless the ref gives it to them on > penalties. England look like slipping to a series whitewash in the > morning. If it has a ball I played it as a kid, including US games at > Burtonwood airbase. I'm not a good spectator and will be boycotting > the Olympics. > > I can't watch these days without wondering why we can organise all > this trivia and accept 1000% inflation plus on the tickets since > around 1967 and yet not organise a fair economy. United have now > pulled back from 3 - 0.
