Sex still scores over soccer among both Brit male and female footie fans
Submitted by Rajiv Dhoot on Thu, 06/17/2010 - 12:12.
London, June 17 : A poll has revealed that both men and women in the UK prefer sex to England winning the World Cup.
The Sun YouGov poll on whether having 90 minutes of good sex was better than watching England win a match in the knockout stages of the world cup, showed that 63 percent of men preferred sex, reports the Sun.
Around 28 percent preferred to watch the match, while 4 percent said neither, and 5 percent said they didn't know.
When both genders were asked if they would give up sex for a year in exchange for England winning this year's World Cup, 68 percent of men and 73 percent of women said no.
Though 26 percent of men and 22 percent of women polled said yes, while 6 percent men and 5 percent women said they don't know. (ANI)
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