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[KarlPennington]

I think there are just some folks, myself included who live for their sport on a Saturday afternoon. Working all week is chore, everything else is a countdown to Saturday. I'm lost on a weekend when there is no fixture or the game has been called off. What else could you do with yourself? Golf? I play cricket in the summer and I love it, I'm relatively new to the game and as much  as I regret the years I missed, I'm loving the learning curve. Football in the winter which I've played forever and age really is plaguing me but we're sportsmen, failed ones, but sportsmen none the less

[Bats_Entertainment]

I think there are just some folks, myself included who live for their sport on a Saturday afternoon. Working all week is chore, everything else is a countdown to Saturday. I'm lost on a weekend when there is no fixture or the game has been called off. What else could you do with yourself? Golf? I play cricket in the summer and I love it, I'm relatively new to the game and as much  as I regret the years I missed, I'm loving the learning curve. Football in the winter which I've played forever and age really is plaguing me but we're sportsmen, failed ones, but sportsmen none the less

Nice post. I deeply regret the years I missed. This is my reason for playing when really I'm too old