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'Liverpool have more genuine fans' 'They're one of the two teams I support' Nice.

You normally expect to at least see a few trees when you have this much aimless rambling.

Before I comment on how much effort you put into what's a large paragraph of laughable bullshit, the reaction to him is based on Carl Baker saying he didn't fancy it. PS. You've put a lot of effort into laughable bullshit.

What a counter-productive attitude for a professional footballer. And what a dick.

The college game has stadiums with bigger capacity than the NFL too, so I wouldn't be surprised if they average bigger attendances.

Yep, that's it for competitive games until September.

£70ish where we were, think they start at around £30 or so

Wembley game was fun, but the 49ers battered the jaguars so it wasn't much of a contest for the neutral. I got into it through channel 4 showing it in the 80s, similar to how I started following serie A.

UK too here, with Monday wisely booked off. I've been to Seattle but not a game, just the Wembley one a few months back. KEARSE!

Yeah the big return. He threatened the same in the single regular season game he played before getting injured again, he's so explosive.

We missed Percy Harvin nearly all season (although didn't do too bad without him) but the thought of him being fit a full season is really something to look forward to.

Yeah, it's a packed schedule. I think they may even sometimes play twice in the same day in MLB, or at least used to.

That's baseball, so yes - The Toronto Blue Jays.

Yeah, I think the MLS is close to identical setup. It's fairly standard for US sports, basketball follows the same formula with the difference being they play a ridiculous amount of regular season games (80+) and then the playoffs are on a best-of-7 rather than one-match knockout. You don't...

The superbowl is basically the ultimate prize, everything's aimed towards it. The round before is the NFC and AFC championship so whoever loses today are still champions of their conference, but they're really the equivalent of a cup semi-final.

Each team plays 16 regular games, with the best sides advancing to the playoffs which is then straight knockout.

I'm just waiting for it all to go wrong, as years of Cov disappointment had conditioned me!

Yeah, a lot use the word football still. I think harlequins go by 'fc' itself.

This is a way better start than I ever imagined. Lot of football still to play though

Imagine being from New Jersey and having to watch as everyone pretends your state doesn't exist.