ngcc_hk
Good but need to do a bit more comparison.




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XaspR8d
Anecdotally, I feel football is gradually losing ground among younger
generations. My sports-watching-est friends seem to be less and less devoted
to football in particular and more interested in other, more niche sports.
Even those strongly allegiant to football are less insistent on catching many
individual games real-time as they are staying informed about the league
overall and watching highlights or stream or DVR when they can.

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k-mcgrady
Interested to know the niche sports you're finding people showing interest in.

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seppin
soccer. no ads except for half time

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felipemnoa
I guess you consider it niche in the USA but soccer is the most popular game
world wide[1].

[1]
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_football](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_football)

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gozur88
It's definitely niche in the US.

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groby_b
As long as you define "US" as "white, male, >25".

It's popular with women. It's popular with kids (age 12-17, more popular than
MLB). It's popular with the latino population.

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gozur88
Not really. They can't get peop