r/IHateSportsball

All Sports are boring

I have never watched a sport I find at least a little interesting. And I hate if I go over to someone else's house and they have sports on and they yell for goals. And like sport culture. To me it's pointless and boring. And why is it all male dominated? Chess is considered a sport because it's male dominate but as soon as its gymnastics it's just a hobby?

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u/Fickle_Bandicoot4954 — 2 days ago

For all the people arguing that the red card was justified for the US, you know what you'll never see? A red card given to a team playing against the US in an elimination game with a meaningful amount of time remaining.

Seriously if you think the soccer powers that be would ever let America win the world cup, you're unimaginably stupid. It would cause the dregs of the world who like this insanely dumb sport to go suicidal and claim they never really liked soccer to begin with. Half of you only like it because its something you think you're better than Americans at and the list of things like that is basically 1. Your crippling inferiority complex would have you reaching for the razor in the tub if we were ever allowed to win.

Now don't get me wrong, we don't care about soccer enough to be good enough to win, but if the game were called fair the last couple of generations, we may have gotten some traction and the game may have become popular here for reasons a sane intelligent man like me can't fathom. And if that were to happen and we actually dedicated ourselves to this pathetic "sport" where grown men writhe in fake agony on the floor for several minutes because they're viking warriors, we would easily become the best nation at it and smoke you dorks in most tournaments. And then what would you have? The razor. So internalize that your game sucks, is rigged, and is played by scandalous pussies. And then draw the bath.

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u/SaweetestCuyootie — 3 days ago

Don’t think she understands football can be the only thing bringing happiness in these circumstances. Almost like… it’s the whole point of the sport!

u/Fun-Mycologist5065 — 5 days ago
▲ 936 r/IHateSportsball+1 crossposts

South Korea arrived back to jeering following their World Cup group stage exit.

Hong Myung-bo and several South Korean national team players arrived at Incheon Airport around 4 a.m. hoping to avoid protesters.

Hundreds of fans were already waiting, banging drums, chanting “Hong Myung-bo out!” and hurling insults at the national team coach.

The backlash against Hong shows no signs of slowing down.

South Korea's head coach Hong Myung-bo has officially resigned following the national team's disappointing group-stage exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung publicly slammed the performance as an "absurd" outcome.

Korean business owners are now putting up signs banning national team manager Hong Myung-bo from entering local businesses.

Public frustration over his failure at the World Cup has become so intense that the backlash is now spilling into everyday life.

u/amusedmb715 — 6 days ago

This guy posted in the Leftist subreddit, but then turned out to be a garden variety fascist in his other comments

u/DrRudeboy — 5 days ago

Anyone else too busy with bread and circuses to goon to vampires for human rights?

u/ENovi — 5 days ago

Under an r/unpopularopinion post saying the ‘26 World Cup would be the most memorable ever

Admittedly, OOP’s opinion was pretty baseless

u/Unadjacent — 8 days ago

These damn dumb sportsball lovers are distracted from the files because of baseball cup. #CONSPIRACY!

(Can’t forget about the obligatory “bread and circus” replies as well)

u/Yurmume_Gae — 8 days ago