Yeh, I like going to hockey games and watching them live, but although I take a bit of an interest in the NHL it certainly is not the best sport to watch on TV.

Rugby Union, cricket, Aussie Rules, amateur RL, ice hockey, equestrian sports, athletics, golf, gaelic football, hurley, winter sports, sailing, Everton, James May, Alan Shearer, soap operas, queuing, ITV sitcoms, Ron Howard films, most sports, listening to Wigooners moaning about the salary cap, a night out around St Helens, people talking about political correctness and keithcun.

Merseyside derbies?

No but Golf is a close second.

You mean Big Teflon Don ?

I've tried with American Football, really I have, but I can't cope with the constant stoppages, the adverts and the jargon. Whenever a commentator starts going through a play I just seem to lose track of what he's saying, like he's speaking Arabic or something.

But its still not as bad as Bowls or Equestrian.'"

I really do like the game, but the stoppages are a killer. I'm very much a tape it and fast forward watcher these days.

Used to love it when first shown on Channel 4 in the 80's. You got the highlights of the best game from the previous week without all of the stoppages. In those days the results werent reported over here so it was like watching it as live.

I love american football i agree that there is too many stoppages but you get used to it after a while and the adverts are needed to raise all the money they need to keep it going and at least it stops all the teams having silly little sponsors all over the team jerseys

A big welcome back to this thread from early February. No, really.

Golf. Skiing. F1.

The worst sports ever. Jesus christ they're boring. YankBall isn't too bad, we only really watch one game a year and that's only if were ill and can't sleep and don't have work the next day and there's nothing else on.