Sports lovers have better sex when their team is winning
Submitted by Rajiv Dhoot on Tue, 09/02/2008 - 13:03.
London, Sept 2 : Men, who are a big fan of sports, perform better under the sheets when their team is winning, revealed a poll.
The poll by website areyouromantic. com analysed the relation between sex in sports’ fans, reports the Daily Star.
It was found that nearly 30 per cent relish a romp more when their side is doing well.
However, 10 per cent said that their sex life takes a nosedive when their team loses.
The survey revealed that 25 per cent of fans would give up sex for a month if their team was guaranteed a major win. (ANI)
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