1. Sometimes sport goes to pretty dark places.
Slight subtitle fail... @empireofthekop #LFC vs #NUFC
2. Even the squeaky-clean sport of tennis goes too far sometimes.
another #subtitlefail from the BBC at #Wimbledon2015 during the fantastic #DustinBrown #Nadal match
It's what we're all secretly hoping for.
3. But at least it's not as a bad as British athletics.
4. ...or French rugby.
5. Like all aspects of our culture, sport just seems to be getting more sexually driven.
6. And is it just me, or are the insults getting out of hand?
7. The names of America's sporting heroes are getting out of hand too.
8. But it's even worse in Europe, to be fair.
9. And they always seem to bring up irrelevant things in interviews.
10. They say sports and politics don't mix, but apparently famous winger David Beckham sometimes plays on the extreme right.
Brilliant! @TromansConsult #Beckham in @BBCNews #subtitlefail: "Kids listen to me because I have played with Saddam."
Probably wouldn't admit to that, David.
11. But perhaps not as far to the right as Carlos Pena.
12. Still, every teenager dreams of growing up to be a football player, and you can see why.
13. I dunno, it just feels like even when we try to be respectful, we lose sight of our good old-fashioned values.
14. Tennis is getting pretty sexualised too, but surely this would just be painful after the first three or four?
#subtitlefail from BBC at #Wimbledon
He looks like he's enjoying it though.
15. Sex, boobs, erections...and now drugs?!
MariJUANa MATA!!! 😂😂😂😂 subtitle fail!!! #MUFC @juanmata8
Apparently he's their ~joint~ top player.
16. Sport just seems to be more violent these days too...even golf.
17. Some teams are even resorting to dirty tactics.
18. Sometimes, in dangerous sports like rugby, you just have to hope nominative determinism doesn't come into effect.
19. Tennis isn't very dangerous, but some people claim it lacks complexity...
20. One positive is that sport is getting more inclusive. We heard Mary Poppins scored the late winner in this match.
21. But no matter what happens on the field, it always seems to be the pundits who bring the tone down.
