When I was a child, my father always watched hockey games on T.V. When there were fights during the game and a player was in the penalty box, it was called the "man advantage," for the team without the penalty. I always thought it was called the "mad advantage," because the players were so mad they would fight each other.
A childhood belief about sport
others believed things like this
- i used to think that ozzy osbourne was a hockey player, and i thought michael jackson was a basketball player.— anastacia beeverhousen
- When I was a child I used to believe that when I played video games my real world changed like the game. — J
- I used to think that board games were called bored games because you play them when you're bored.Anon
- I used to believe that everytime i saw a helicopter the A-team were in it on their way to fight the baddies!— Natalie
- I used to think that adult kangaroos were called Kangas and that child kangaroos were called Roos. Anon
- Until I was about four and a bit my father had me convinced that Friesian cows were called "big cats".— Chris