International Breaks

[whelk]

How much do you hate them?

[SotonianWill]

I never watch England games unless it's a major tournament. But I have no issues with no football for a week or two. 

[Holmes_and_Watson]

I really hate them, as FIFA/UEFA look to suck tuphe momentum and life out of proper football, as often as their money laundering, crooked claws can manage. But something would be wrong if life had no meaning. There's local football teams everywhere well worth going to, for a start.

[The Cat]

I quite like looking at the games between smaller countries.

Samoa beat American Somoa 10-0 today. 

Didn't even realise England were playing until I looked at Flashscore.

[Paulwantsapint81]

Wouldn’t be so bad if the games were played Saturday or Sunday 

 

Enjoyed World Cup last year

[LGTL]

Did England home and away since about 06 but 'retired' for the time being after the Euro final when my little one was born. Have always loved the tournaments but the qualifiers are a bit of a drag. 

[InTheChannel]

https://inthechannel.blogspot.com/2023/11/the-hidden-international-break.html?m=0
 

 

[SaintBobby]

When qualifying was difficult to navigate, maybe a break made sense. Now that qualifying should be a cake walk for the major nations, less so.

[whelk]

One good thing about them is that great feeling when over and knowing it all starts again today