Oops, sorry, i misread it.chrisdibs said:no i said county, sort of like state in america only way smaller. either way, not for england no, i should be so luckyCaptain Pancake said:you played for the country? which one?chrisdibs said:played rugby most of my life, won player of the year 5 times at my local club and played for the county a couple of times, then got injured and had to stop. still play football casually with friends, thats my second favourite
but anyway, i like playing basketball, but i like watching rugby.![]()
my club was nailsea and backwell RFC, my county was somerset (i think, like i said it was only a couple of times like three years ago)Captain Pancake said:Oops, sorry, i misread it.chrisdibs said:no i said county, sort of like state in america only way smaller. either way, not for england no, i should be so luckyCaptain Pancake said:you played for the country? which one?chrisdibs said:played rugby most of my life, won player of the year 5 times at my local club and played for the county a couple of times, then got injured and had to stop. still play football casually with friends, thats my second favourite
but anyway, i like playing basketball, but i like watching rugby.![]()
Still, which team was it?
As far as I'm concerned, yes, it does count as a team sport, and I remember having some fun playing it. Unfortunately they often put us in a cramped gym when my class was doing it and that made dodging extra difficult.SharPhoe said:...Does dodgeball count? THat was the only "sport" I ever really liked or was even slightly good at (only the "dodge" part).
Oh, I agree. I love badminton too. If I was naming my top five favorite sports overall, badminton is up there, both to play and to watch.holydog said:BadmintonNot trolling but i do like it. Tennis but way more intense cause there way less court space to play it on. Sure you dont get those 100km/hr shots but actually played a lot faster compared to tennis. Plus i play it.