Conklin Owen is a man who enjoys competition at any level, honestly. It can range from a game of beer pong, to a game of hoops in the park, all the way up through professional sports. It's not just participating in the contests, either - Owen loves watching nearly just as much - picking a side and rooting for a win is one of the most enjoyable things going.

Of course, most of those things mentioned above one can see just about anywhere, but when it comes to Pro sports, Owen very much enjoys heading to England to watch a game of footy in the Premiere League. It's not something Owen gets to do often, but when he does, the destination is little old Leicester City, to catch a Foxes game. Owen isn't into following all the big clubs, it's just too easy - never any threat of relegation, no great sense of achievement in finishing top 10 in the table... A team like the Foxes, on the other hand, when they accomplish greatness, it's against all odds - as they did in 2016 in winning the Premiere League title. Plus, there's a personal connection, that he'd rather not get into. At any rate, there's 2 players in particular on that squad that Conklin most enjoys. First, the well known Jamie Vardy, who resembles Owen in not only his ability to manufacture goals, but also the tenacity with which he plays. The other is a much lesser known player - Marc Albrighton, who is a fantastic enabler of players like Vardy, but often goes unappreciated. Being a goal scorer himself, Owen appreciates the players that put in tremendous effort in the name of giving THEM a chance to finish well. Albrighton embodies that player to a T.

Frankly, only one other player has made the trip to Leicester, Jack Durden... begrudgingly, joined Owen once. Upon him saying it was a "small town with literally nothing to do", Conklin decided to let him go to whatever shitty little town he prefers to watch sports.