During the grand finals over the next two weekends, Australian football and National Rugby League fans are forecast to consume 900 kg of saturated fat and more than 170 kg of salt.
Study Confirms Football Fans are Superstitious
Majority of football fans are indeed superstitious, a new study reveals.
Majority of football fans are indeed superstitious, a new study reveals.
It has calculated the fat content of the 30,000 meat pies at 402kg and found that 20,000 sausage rolls contain half that amount at 221kg, the report said.
A doctor with the foundation said that too much saturated fat could contribute to the build up of fatty material, called plaque, on the inside of blood vessels, clogging arteries, adding that eating too much salt could cause high blood pressure and increase the risk of heart attack.
College Football Players Gain Strength and Size Via Training for 4 Years
A new study says that college football players achieve significant increases in strength and size from freshman through senior year.
A new study says that college football players achieve significant increases in strength and size from freshman through senior year.
Even cheering on your team might be enough to cause a heart attack, the report further said.
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Next Generation of Young Footballers Likely to be More Supportive of Gay Teammates
A joint study reveals that the next generation of young footballers is likely to be more supportive of gay teammates compared to their predecessors from a decade ago.
A joint study reveals that the next generation of young footballers is likely to be more supportive of gay teammates compared to their predecessors from a decade ago.
Source-ANI
Essex Town Identified as the Luckiest City for Football Bettors in Britain
Chingford in Essex has been declared as the luckiest city for football bettors in Britain.
Chingford in Essex has been declared as the luckiest city for football bettors in Britain.
