Thread: Live sports events that you have attended

What live sports events have you attended during your lifetime?

I have only attended two sports events that I remember:
Basketball - Harlem Globetrotters - Kiel, Germany - 30 March 2006
Wrestling - TNA Maximum Impact Tour - Dublin, Ireland - 17 January 2009


I guess I don't get out much

I don't know the exact dates aswell.
Uhm..

- Football RKC Waalwijk - Random opponent (have seen dozens of RKC games)
- Football Ajax - Feyenoord 2008
- Football Uefa Euro 2000 Netherlands - Yugoslavia
- Nunchaku-Do Dutch Championships 2004/05/06/07/08/09
- Nunchaku-Do European Championships 2009 (in case you wondered, my friend participates and is in the top 5 of the world)

That's about it i guess, i think streetbasketball doesn't count.
Participated in quite a few events too

loads of/various West Ham matches, mostly home at Upton Park, first being in November 1990 (vs Plymouth Argyle), latest 4th April 2009 (vs Sunderland)

WWE Raw Survivor Series Tour - 16th October 2007

WWE Smackdown Wrestlemania Revenge - 21st April 2009

There's a few others, but those are the most memorable/recent

I would, aye NFL's staged some games over here, but no NHL exhibition stuff I've seen so far.

Ah, I forgot I went to a few London Knights hockey games in 2000 Once against Cardiff Devils and once against Manchester Storm.

NFL huh, would love to see a game, all we have in Holland are the Amsterdam Admirals and they suck
I need to go to America quick

I've seen professional Hockey, Baseball, Football multiple times with the Montreal franchises. I saw the WWE as a kid 2-3 times, once as an adult. Also assisted to an international badminton tournament once and saw the ATP (tennis) 3 times as well. Also saw the 1998 F1 grand prix of Montreal. I'm sure i've seen more but i don't recall for now.

I've seen a handful of MLB games...all Mariners, and I'm pretty sure they've lost every time I've seen them (no surprize there, though).

Hmmmm.

A hell of alot of portsmouth football games. Soccer for you "Americans".

Im not gonna name them all, but thats about it...

Football:
Everton vs loads, most at Goodison, many in London.
England vs Azerbaijan
England vs Ukraine
England vs Albania (all at St James')
Newcastle vs Charlton - in the away end, of course
Sedan vs Lens
Gamba Osaka vs various - all at Expo Stadium

Cricket:
Durham vs various, all at the Riverside.
England vs various, mostly at the Riverside, some at Old Trafford.

Oh, I forgot to note that I've been to Old Trafford to see an England game in 2002. We were working with a Dane at the time, and when the opportunity came up, we went for it.

We were ripping on the Danes something chronic, we'd never lose the game, they wouldn't have a sniff of a chance. 'Cos we're England, right?

England 1-4 Denmark

Lakers riots

thank you for those two inspiring words, Akatsuki. Who were the Lakers playing/fighting?

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Ha, cricket... it was free, right?

Actually the test at Old Trafford was

We won tickets for the 4th and 5th day in a competition.

Originally Posted by Worlds Most Fervent Narunite

thank you for those two inspiring words, Akatsuki. Who were the Lakers playing/fighting?

Few years back in early 2000s against the Kings I believe. I don't recall anymore, stopped caring about basketball for a while now. It was right before Lakers had their sucking period.

Lakers O_o no no, you got it all wrong.
All basketball fans know that they should cheer for the Cavaliers.
All the Lakers are good for are their Cheerleaders and Kobe (who will transfer to the Cavaliers as the Kobe/Lebron combo rules)

Originally Posted by Yonathen

Lakers O_o no no, you got it all wrong.
All basketball fans know that they should cheer for the Cavaliers.
All the Lakers are good for are their Cheerleaders and Kobe (who will transfer to the Cavaliers as the Kobe/Lebron combo rules)

What? What are you talking about, I'm not even talking about the current Lakers. They still suck. Current Lakers rely way too much on Kobe.