Just a thought, no replies needed.

[Norfolkdipper]

If every British angler went fishing on a Saturday afternoon, how empty do you think the football stadiums would be ?

As I said just for you to think about.

Mark.

[wunnus]

If every British angler went fishing on a Saturday afternoon, how empty do you think the football stadiums would be ?

As I said just for you to think about.

Mark.

 

 

Do you have any info yet where all these anglers will be fishing?

[Andy Macfarlane]

Probably much the same as usual. Most anglers I know have little or no interest in football and even if they do claim to 'support' somebody, the chances of them ever actually attending a match are about nil.

[wunnus]

Probably much the same as usual. Most anglers I know have little or no interest in football and even if they do claim to 'support' somebody, the chances of them ever actually attending a match are about nil.

 

 

I was just a tad concerned about where this lot would be turning up.... cos I would want be somewhere else

[bails]

I like football...and fishing, problem is, you can't do both at the same time!

[peterpikefisher]

Probably much the same as usual. Most anglers I know have little or no interest in football and even if they do claim to 'support' somebody, the chances of them ever actually attending a match are about nil.

 

 

Firhill Basin

[corydoras]

Probably much the same as usual. Most anglers I know have little or no interest in football and even if they do claim to 'support' somebody, the chances of them ever actually attending a match are about nil.

I've been to one football match in my life. It was in 1972 or 1973. Dumbarton v Dundee. I never liked football anyhow, watching 22 men kicking a bag of wind about in freezing cold weather seemed like a bizarre way to spend one's leisure time, and Dundee seemed like a long way to go to eat a crap pie and a cardboard cup of lukewarm bovril, but a few of my mates were going so I thought I'd give it a whirl. I'd rather sit on the side of some wee loch being eaten alive by midges. Edited November 12, 2011 by corydoras