Angry Six Nations Rugby Crowd

The best sport in the world by far is Six Nations Rugby. I don't care what anyone says about it, it is the most challenging sport in the world and also the most entertaining.

A crazy thing happened to me last year when I tried to get a pair of tickets for my favorite sport.

I went down to the Six Nations Rugby ticket vendor and waited in line for what seemed like days. It was slow and steady, but the amount of people who wanted to get tickets for the game of the year was insane. I had no idea there were this many Six Nations Rugby fans. I spent most of the time chatting with other people in line, talking about games we'd seen in person and how much we were looking forward to it.

Then suddenly, the person in charge of the ticket vendor shop got on a bullhorn and announced that tickets were sold out. Everyone in line eyed the last people who got the tickets and suddenly the whole crowd rushed the poor people.

A fury of arms and legs pressing against me, I almost went insane. Before I knew it I was pressed up against the ticket vendor shop. All of this for a couple Six Nations Rugby tickets. It was definitely worth it.

I managed to get my way out of the crowd and decided I'd cut my losses and head home a little worse for wear. That was when I ran into a man who called me into a dark alley. Normally, I don't follow strange voices into darkened alleys, but after what had just happened I figured it couldn't get much worse.

Sure enough, this individual was selling Six Nations Rugby tickets. I decided I'd buy a pair. It cost a lot more than I wanted to spend, but like I said, I am a fan.

After I left the alley, I saw the mass of people who had nearly destroyed the ticket vendor. They were angry almost like a mob. Suddenly, one of them spotted the tickets in my hand and the whole crowd began to chase me. I ran down the road and miraculously got into a bus just as it was leaving. The mob followed for a while, but gave up.

That was the craziest time I've ever had trying to Six Nations Rugby tickets. I'll never forget it.