Anyone else bored to death of Rugby and drinking wine in the kitchen??

[girlmeetsboy]

Just that really, been going on what seems like all day, just opened a bottle of wine and cooking belly pork for tea..

Sorry you probably won't want to hear this but my family are at the game and I'm enjoying the peace 😃

I’m sick of it too
Problem made worse by the fact that I live in Wales , and everyone else is obsessed with it

No. He's at the golf club and I don't have any wine! Sadly.

DH is in the man cave. DD is with him. I’m having a G&T in the bath…. Veg chilli for dinner.
YANBU though- footy next 🙄

Oh lucky you...I hope you are having some relaxing me time!

My friend is Welsh and constantly updating FB, Its nice to be patriotic and all!

Deliveroo???

Luckily he hates Football, what an excellent idea, I might have a bath as I don't think I've shaved my legs since 10th December (xmas do - dress)!!!!

I am wine's in the fridge

Emigrated, so it isn't even on our TV 😄

I am loving it, really like rugby

Mine is out playing snooker and I have had a great sport free afternoon .Watched Downton Abbey film ,eating some gorgeous chocolates I bought for myself and am now about to have a cheeky Prosecco

I initially read the title as being bored of rugby, and simultaneously being bored of drinking wine in the kitchen.

Luckily no one in my house is interested in sport, but I empathise and think you've made the only sensible choice 🍷

Wash your mouth out with soap

I love rugby, football and cricket. I'm happy. It isn't a case of "he" watches it, I do

Have had a great time watching the game!! Screamed ourselves hoarse! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏉
Loved seeing all the unity across Wales and Scotland re Doddie Cup and also things like the group of Welsh police who cycled from Wales to Murrayfield to raise money for the MND Foundation.

@MichelleScarn it was teams of cyclists from all of the U.K. who cycled 555 miles for Doddie aid , carrying the rugby ball on the back of one of the bikes
i don’t even like rugby , but we watched the cyclists when they went near us on Thursday ( wearing our Doddie aid snoods )

Very glad my DH has absolutely zero interest in any Sportsball so I don't have to deal with it being on all the time. Have enough listening to the men in the office bloviate about it all day every day.

Yes 🙋‍♀️ I find constant sport as tedious AF. My stepfather forced fed us constant football on TV when we were kids so I should never have married a sports fan as I grew so sick of it🤦‍♀️

I actually put 99% noise cancelling ear plugs in to drown DH and the TV out if I can't be arsed to move from the sofa 😅

@girlmeetsboy

I am not in the UK so I've escaped rugby on tv. I do feel your pain as I'm constantly being informed about "League is better than Union" (husband is from Greater Manchester) and my American city is looking to form their own MLR team 😖

It could be worse, it's the "Super Bowl" in the US today. It's all people have been talking about all week and will be talked about for the next few days. At least rugby is an exciting game; American football is too long and dull.

I love the rugby but thought yesterdays matches were a bit slow.

I must admit that I have been to Twickenham and bath with DH to watch it but I was knackered after working yesterday morning so 2 matches was a bit too much when I really fancied watching a place in the sun! England today though so I will show a bit more enthusiasm (i saw a few people walking to the station this morning in their shirts - we are in Kent so obviously going to Twickenham)

I live in my own, so no sport of any kind ever darkens my TV. It's bloody fabulous!

My 'gentleman caller' 😂 knows the deal. If he wants to watch sport, he can do it at his house.

FFS *on my own

I was not bored with it, just fed up that Wales have lost badly again.

Only three more weekends, OP.