Paul’s Blog

It was quite a sporty weekend. On Sunday, we went to watch the university rugby match. It was an important one, between Nagoya University, who are at the bottom of the first division, and Shukutoku, who are at the top of the second division. If Nagoya University lost, they would swop divisions.

There were quite a lot of people watching, but they were so quiet, compared to Britain. In Britain, everyone shouts and screams and plays musical instruments to support their team. But on Sunday, they cheered just a little, and clapped politely if someone played well.

In the end, Nagoya University won, though it was a well balanced match. I enjoyed watching it a lot, and I’d like to go again in the future.

It was quite a sporty weekend. On Sunday, we went to watch the university rugby match. It was an important one, between Nagoya University, who are at the bottom of the first division, and Shukutoku, who are at the top of the second division. If Nagoya University lost, they would swop divisions.

There were quite a lot of people watching, but they were so quiet, compared to Britain. In Britain, everyone shouts and screams and plays musical instruments to support their team. But on Sunday, they cheered just a little, and clapped politely if someone played well.

In the end, Nagoya University won, though it was a well balanced match. I enjoyed watching it a lot, and I’d like to go again in the future.