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Tottenham Hotspur fans are experiencing disappointment following a recent match where a goal was ruled offside. The current mood among fans is low, reflecting broader frustrations with the team's performance.
LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 8: A brief moment of elation ends in disappointment for Tottenham Hotspur fans as a goal is ruled offside during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 8, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Charlotte Wilson/Offside/Offside via Getty Images) | Offside via Getty Images
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Hi, Hoddlers. Happy Thursday.
I know that now is not a very fun time to be a Tottenham Hotspur fan, and that watching soccer has probably fallen down most peopleās priority lists these days. I get it. I feel the same. I have the added pressure of this being my literal job to watch and cover Tottenham, and if it not for that Iād likely be checking out some myself.
So that got me thinking ā what are some other sports that are on right now that youāre watching? If Tottenham is ludus ingratus at the moment, are there other SPORTBALL TEAMS that are scratching that itch for you?
Iāve got a few, and here are mine. I should note that Iām not a baseball fan and so thatās not included here, but if you are, fantastic! You do you!
I kind of fell in love with Aussie Rules football during the pandemic when most sports were shut down. AFL was one of the few sports that continued with modified rules and very few (and properly distanced) spectators. I donāt know why I picked Port Adelaide as my team to follow, but Iām now a dedicated Power fan and have been for a few years now. Itās a little bit harder these days to follow the team from the United States, and especially now since FOX Sports doesnāt carry every match anymore, but I manage. And there are other teams that I Tivo (god, who remembers Tivo, and why do I still default to that word to describe digital recording of TV shows and sports?) when Port Adelaide is not on American telly. Carn the pear! ā [basically āCome on the Powerā in a heavy Australian accent]
In the match, a goal scored by Tottenham was ruled offside, leading to disappointment among fans.
Fans are frustrated due to the team's poor performance and recent disappointing match outcomes.
The offside goal symbolizes the ongoing struggles of Tottenham Hotspur, affecting fan morale and engagement.
The match was played on November 8, 2025.
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Iām a college basketball junkie, but Iāve never really transferred that to the NBA, ever. Itās just not my thing and there are way, way too many games. So imagine my surprise last year when I started watching Indiana Fever games with my wife, very much not a sports fan but who enjoys the snot out of the WNBA? My partner learned about and started following Caitlin Clark (despite her legions of, uh, problematic fans) and was thrilled that she played for our ālocalā team. And Iāve really come to appreciate the excitement and fun of the WNBA. Itās just a great league to watch, family friendly, and super competitive. I love it. We plan to attend a Fever game or two in Indianapolis once I have a settled medical situation.
Okay, big caveat here ā I am a gargantuan F1 casual. I donāt support any one team, or any one driver (though if I have to choose I probably gravitate towards Alex Albon who seems like an underrated driver stuck on a pretty bad team, and as a childhood Mario Andretti fan Iām Cadillac-curious). I do, however, kinda enjoy the spectacle of it all, even if it is a billionaire sport run and driven by wealthy people and funded by shady financial orgs and nation-states. Iāll be honest and say I blitz through recorded qualifying and races and donāt watch the whole thing, but I still find it quite fun. And screw Max Verstappen, the whiny git.
Iāve watched both Major League Volleyball and the LOVB league (which is playing now) whenever Iāve managed to find a live game on in the evenings, and Iāve also watched a fair amount of Big Ten collegiate volleyball whenever itās on. Again, Iām a casual and donāt follow any one team but I find the sport to be super compelling and fun to watch, and I think itās awesome that we live in an era where womenās volleyball is not only on TV but apparently widely supported! That rules.
What are the sports that are getting you through the rough times right now? Share them in the comments.
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