Why do men love football and women don't?
For some strange reason, men really enjoy, get overly exited even, over the the rough, subtle homo-erotic contact with other men when chasing after some ball shaped like some kind of exotic sex toy. not all women are turned off by the idea of watching grown men run around and jump on each other in suggestive attire as some women simply enjoy a little homosexual action between men, unfortunately i'm not one of those women and find football to be an utterly unattractive sport.
Do football players get a lot of bruises after a game?
Yes, football players can get a lot of bruises after a game. This is why it is very important for a football player to eat healthy, and exercise by doing a lot of running every day, especially during the offseason. Doing these two things will get a player into better shape, which will greatly reduce his/her chances of getting bruises.
Is it wierd for girls to play football?
Girls do not belong in organized football against guys. Not only can they not possibly compete physically at any position except short distance placekicking, guys will never play full speed against a girl, and thats if they play at all. Now, if we are talking womens only leagues, I dont really care, as long as the women are taking the game seriously. Nobody would watch it though or care unless the women were scantly clad. We already went through this with professional womens baseball, hockey, and the biggest sink hole, the WNBA, which has been a drain on the NBA and the indvidual ownership groups since its inception. Nobody cares about womens sports, and they never will. Its like paying to watch men play at about half speed.
Could a woman ever play on a mens football (soccer) professional team?
it is not against the rules, and there have been men's teams who tried to sign female players, but FIFA always block the transfers. Since there's nothing against it in the rules, you could probably sue if you got denied a move to a men's team, but as FIFA are quite rich, their lawyers are likely to be better than yours.
Why do professional tennis players make such ridiculous noises when playing?
Why do professional tennis players make such ridiculous noises when playing?Ostensibly, the grunt or “scream” that many players utter when hitting a tennis ball serves either one or both of the following purposes:As players strikes the ball the explosive sound that some make, be it a grunt or in some cases a protracted scream (think: Maria Sharapova), supposedly encourages striking the ball with more force. Here’s a non-tennis example: You stand over a very heavy box, and as you lift it, you grunt with exertion. That provides the additional force to help lift the box. The same principle holds when hitting a tennis ball.During a point when tennis players are exerting themselves moving rapidly around the court, sometimes they forget to breath during the point. That happened to me just the other day. So, grunting encourages continued breathing.
Football Players and squeeze bottles?
How come college and pro football players don't squeeze their own water bottles? I assume there is a good reason...almost every team does it. It seems to occur when a player comes out and will most likely go back in. Like a wide reciever or running back. When the offense or defense is done, you see them getting it themselves.
Why do women soccer players dive less then the men?
This is so true. Nowadays, men's soccer is becoming a joke because of the amount of dives that go on. It makes the players look weak even though they're capable of taking a small shove (sort of like how WWE is staged). Women's soccer is a whole different story. Sure, there may be a few hard tackles here and there but it is very rare to see a match filled with dives which often happens in the men's games. Instead of doing the crocodile tear act to convince the ref to give you a little free kick, get off the ground and play!
Are women jealous of men's physical capabilities?
i'm not trying to be funny or sexist. i'm just wondering if women ever get wistful when they see a man do something pysical that only men can do. (like play football, dunk, lift a two hundred pound box, ect....). like i said, i'm not trying to be sexist, this is a genuine question....
Is the "equal pay" lawsuit by the U.S. women's soccer team misleading considering it brings in less revenue?
The answer is self-evident - women on the US Women's Soccer Team demanding equal pay means they're demanding a pay cut.Anyone with a lick of common sense knows that athletes are paid a percentage of the revenues their sports generate. If anything, they should be celebrating - their spectacular win has drawn a lot of attention to US Women's Soccer which, in return, will result in a lot more viewers and significantly-increased revenues.In brief, they're roasting their own golden goose. The more fuss they make, the more they're going to turn their huge win from an asset to a liability. Hopefully, they'll be smart enough to shut up and not do any more to turn people away from Women's Soccer.As usual, people are conflating gender with non-gender factors in an effort to claim sexism. AFL players are only paid one-tenth as much as NFL players - does this mean AFL players are being discriminated against? Basketball players are paid nearly twice as much as hockey players - does this mean that NHL players are being discriminated against? On a practical level, Women's Soccer is a wholly different sport from Men's Soccer - they have their own venues, their own teams, their own schedules, own tournaments, and so forth. The city of Dallas, TX alone has the Rangers (MLB), Cowboys (NFL), Stars (NHL), and Burn/FC (MLS), in addition to both Mavericks (NBA) and Wings (WNBA). Is it an issue that a Ranger is paid double what a Cowboy is paid? The Cowboys have FIVE Super Bowl victories (1971, 1977, 1992, 1993, & 1995) and made it to the Super Bowl three other times (1970, 1975, & 1978) for a total of EIGHT NFC Titles - the Rangers have only been to the World Series TWICE (2010 & 2011) but have never won. Wow, imagine that.Take the exact same arguments and apply them to a virtually-identical circumstance with all-male teams and everyone can clearly understand the logic and no one can discern any issues of discrimination. But the instant a woman's team is brought into the equation, "Oooooooh - SEXISM!"