Your dad's right this time , if your head hurts and you can't play football where you need your body strenght. Then how the hell can you play pc games where you need to think? :D

Because I spent years just spending time learning about computers (forums, programming, etc), It was a little easier for me, but I'm sure if I had been into games at an earlier age (I got TF2 on my 15th birthday, I'm now 17), it would have kicked up. What i'd say is this, do you actually enjoy football? If you don't, you need to let your dad know. I had the same experience with my dad (although golf being the sport in question) and I bassically sat him down, spoke to him, and told him I just didn't enjoy it. He was pretty dissapointed and I did feel pretty bad about it, but in the long run it was definately for the better. However if that is the case, don't just end up sitting at your PC every single night playing TF2. Thats pretty much what I did (and as much as they'd like to up their hard-guy super-cool image, thats pretty much the case with most people here), and I just so regret it. Theres hundreds of more interesting things I could have done with the time and over the last few months, I've just really come to realise it and do something about it. Just don't sit at your PC every night, playing a game you hate going over every mistake just to make sure you win... like GibbZ. :D Balls in your side of the park, do what you think is best and not whats expected of you. ;)

Your dad's right this time , if your head hurts and you can't play football where you need your body strenght. Then how the hell can you play pc games where you need to think? :D

awesome story m8 :DD