What to do when World Cup is on.

I have loads of Outlander episodes I haven't had time to watch yet, And the Bridge. And that new one Hidden too.
If it wasn't for sport, I might never manage to catch up :-)

Plenty of books saved up to read and some jobs to do which I have been putting off.
I love Outlander as well yggdrasil Not sure when the next book is being published.

I'll probably be continuing work on a baby blanket with the footie on as background music (yep, I live with a chap)

On Monday I will be cooking a selection of Tunisian food for friends and neighbours who will come here to watch the match. Then when England play again we go to someone else's house and they cook food from the opposing team. It's been our tradition for quite a lot of years for world cup and Euro matches.

Love the world cup

Er? Watch it!

All sorts of things other than watch it. Luckily DH is not bothered either. Same with Wimbledon.

I will be watching it too . Not every match mind you. DGS says he wants to wear the strip for every team England play.... ? this is awkward as I don’t want to wish them out after the first round but unless I win the lottery ??? He’s gonna be very disappointed.

Luckily Dh only watches a few games of football and mostly only the highlights which he records and watches when I have gone to bed. He has a TV in his study as well he can watch it in there.In the unlikely event that England get anywhere I shall be found on the golf course.

Try to ignore it.

Love that idea Rubysong!

I don't like football , so I shall either go shopping ( its amazing how empty the shops are when England is playing ) or I shall take my self off to the craft room, drink good coffee, listen to music and craft!!

When is it on ?
I have an automatic switch off button whenever the word is mentioned.

Watching DVD's netflix, the other channels, jigsaws, reading.

Luckly it's the wrong shaped ball for H, he's only interested in ?? which I enjoy too.

I for one love it and Wimbledon. People complain, but it is only once every 4 years ( the football I mean).

I’m so glad my husband isn’t a football fan. We can watch other things, go out, read books etc. without him worrying that he’s missing something.

Being completely uninterested in football and married to a lovely man who feels the same, it will not impinge on me in the slightest. And I have a boxed set of Spiral (Engrenages) I have started yet.

I will be watching it all. As for my hubby, he can find plenty to do. Roles are reversed here and he doesn't complain when our holidays are arranged for when my babbies (Wolves) are playing at home. It's been like this for almost 48 years and he knew when we married what it would be like.

Most of the England matches we will watch at our local bowls club where we are social members. It's a great atmosphere and when (or if) England score the whole place goes crazy. I love being there when that happens.

Watching it when England play. Hoping we get more than 3 matches.

Yes me too DanniRae . The atmosphere is fantastic. I'm really looking forward to it actually.

Here too wolfie. I'll be watching, DH will probably find plenty to do in the garden. He doesn't do sport of any kind!

(I have sent you a PM gillybob)

Going to meet up with friend and cousin and will disappear off with my book to the garden or tele in the bedroom.
Have said if there is something on sky I want to see he goes in the bedroom with the hd television.