Have you cried about a sports result....as an adult?

21st birthday, Collingwood were 4:1 outsiders to beat Brisbane in the Grand Final, and never gave up in a brave loss. The coach cried, the players cried and I cried.

Never, not even as a kid. As an adult I do cry on occasion about injustice, heroism, you know stuff that really matters.

Here's Marco:

You faggots are afraid to cry?

I'm a man...and I choked up when Ekaterina Gordeeva skated for the first time alone after her husband/partner Sergei Grinkov died at the age of 27. She had been skating and winning Olympic medals with him her whole life. Then he died. She went out during an exhibition skate and skated alone. Even Bin Laden was brought to tears that night.

I cracked when O Canada began playing after the 2002 gold medal game. After 1998's debacle, & all the hype of transforming the game from ground zero, then laughing the way to gold over the USA...
Our anthem playing really put a lot into proper perspective... there really wasn't anthems played I don't think during Canada Cups & World Cup, so this was the first time sharing that with the NHL superstars like Lemieux, Brodeur, & Yzerman on tv who delivered.

When the Saints won SB 44 I cracked and shed a few tears. I always thought I wouldn't live long enough to see that happen. It was such an emotional experience for me, my family and the friends that came over that night to watch the game with us

i have a good cry at least once a week.

05 Champions League final. Last time I had reason to cry at something wonderful