Will you watch the socceroos tonight?

No,& I won't be watching the SOO match on Wednesday either.Bring on Summer & cricket!

No. I will probably check the scores from time to time but I find it too boring to sit & watch a whole game. Plus I get fed up with all the diving, staging & lairising by the players.

No one is asking you to watch the soccer. In fact, a skillful game like soccer, real football. is probably beyond your mental capacity. Soccer is a game of skill, not brute force like AFL and the rugby codes, and soccer players actually look like athletes, not gorillas!

Why?

the world game is the world game for a reason it is a game of skill it is a fast paced team sport not like those tree trunked boof heads who just run for a second tackle run for a second tackle... how boring is that

Yes I will.

I definitely will be watching ... personally I enjoy most sports, especially football and Aussie rules. However, I can appreciate the skill and tactics employed in football. Remember at the start of the AFL season, when the A-League was still wrapping up, I couldn't get over how much kick and hope is involved in AFL. Sure there is a lot of skill involved but the number of times there are fumbles, kicking in hope etc. etc. took me a while to adapt to after watching the skill of the A-League (not to even mention the higher EPL or La Liga games). I personally think the AFL is almost worse than the football with play acting. I think you would find AFL has considerably more free kicks than football games, and the AFL had to introduce a new law this year to stop players from ducking their heads to gain free kicks. I also believe a trip in AFL has a few weeks suspension, in football it is simply a free kick ... Football games also only allow 3 substitutes over a full game, so as to test the player's fitness and stamina ... AFL allows 120 interchanges. AFL is set up completely to be about the spectacle. Run fast kick long score lots of points. Football is about skill, tactics and the crowd involvement (not simply cheering when something happens or yelling out for a free kick).