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See how marketing affects the rhetoric! The marketers have you consumers just where they want you. It seems like A-ball is a religion to alot of you, healthy?
My point here is that you can not confine sports to the paddock they are played on, nothing social exists in isolation?
So by talking A-ball you must be by inference talking about the society it thrives in and to understand it fully you need to explore the mechanisms for its existence.Therefore to understand a game you need to understand the people who support it and work out why they adhere to it.
So this is the question, why A-ball, why not ping pong or any other sport, answers? (please no marketing rehash!).
You'll also notice all the war mongering was started by other posters who sidetracked giving thinking answers, I simply played along until they got back on track with the sports discussion.
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