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Which sporting family tradition means the most to you? Rank them from best to naff.
From dragging the kids to a freezing Saturday match to arguing over the remote during the Six Nations, sport runs in the family. Which of these traditions actually holds a special place in your heart?
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
Sunday morning junior football on a muddy pitch
Standing on the touchline in the drizzle, shouting encouragement while clutching a lukewarm flask. A rite of passage for parents up and down the country.
B
Boxing Day football with the whole family
Nothing says British Christmas like piling into a stadium the day after with Nan, uncles and cousins in tow. The fixtures are half the point of the festive season.
C
Wimbledon fortnight on the telly with strawberries
Two weeks of curtains drawn, cream on standby and shouting at Henman Hill from the sofa. A proper British summer ritual passed down the generations.
D
Grand National sweepstake around the kitchen table
Everyone chucks in a quid, names get drawn from a mug, and suddenly your nine-year-old is roaring home a 40/1 outsider. Pure family gold.
E
Six Nations Saturdays with a full fry-up
Sofa claimed by 2pm, brown sauce within reach, and three generations debating the scrum. Whether you follow England, Wales, Scotland or Ireland, it's sacred.
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