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**Q0KmoR8K** · 01-05-2011, 11:14 PM

I don't really watch soccer much. I only really watch the big tournaments like the world cup. There are games on ESPN (the only sports network I have) but most of the time I dont know whos playing. I still watch the games though, it's great. I want to pick a favorite team but don't want to seem like a band wagoner.

There are a lot of mexican channels that show shitty teams playing each other, but I can't get into it. Also, MLS is on TV a lot but I can't bring myself to watch it without falling asleep. When I'm watching the world cup I'm always into it.

I like hockey but i'm more of a player-follower than a fan of a team too. Guess what got me into it... the winter olympics last year haha. USA did pretty well.

01-05-2011, 11:14 PM	#9
Q0KmoR8K Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	I don't really watch soccer much. I only really watch the big tournaments like the world cup. There are games on ESPN (the only sports network I have) but most of the time I dont know whos playing. I still watch the games though, it's great. I want to pick a favorite team but don't want to seem like a band wagoner. There are a lot of mexican channels that show shitty teams playing each other, but I can't get into it. Also, MLS is on TV a lot but I can't bring myself to watch it without falling asleep. When I'm watching the world cup I'm always into it. I like hockey but i'm more of a player-follower than a fan of a team too. Guess what got me into it... the winter olympics last year haha. USA did pretty well.
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