11-25-2022, 08:48 AM
We can discuss NFL. In proper football, soccer as you call it, the ball is in play most of the game, at least 60 or 70 minutes of the 90. In the NFL, the ball is in play for about ten seconds per quarter.
And it takes four hours. In sub zero temperatures people must die from exposure, most of it waiting for something to happen, and when it does you cant see it as the fans are to far away. Do people take siutcases full of food and drink? And that must run out in four hours, meaning you have to purchase extra food at the game which will be over priced. How much does a ticket cost Mr Duchess?
I bet its about 200 dollars. Thankfully the NHL will never catch on beyond the US. The USA V Britain will never happen. Having to field 50 or 60 players per team is laughable, considering the action only lasts micro seconds.
The frost bite in the Bills team in midwinter must be terrible. Oh, they might have hot water bottles.
Do fans take books to games to fill the time?
And it takes four hours. In sub zero temperatures people must die from exposure, most of it waiting for something to happen, and when it does you cant see it as the fans are to far away. Do people take siutcases full of food and drink? And that must run out in four hours, meaning you have to purchase extra food at the game which will be over priced. How much does a ticket cost Mr Duchess?
I bet its about 200 dollars. Thankfully the NHL will never catch on beyond the US. The USA V Britain will never happen. Having to field 50 or 60 players per team is laughable, considering the action only lasts micro seconds.
The frost bite in the Bills team in midwinter must be terrible. Oh, they might have hot water bottles.
Do fans take books to games to fill the time?