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Published 12:08 23 Nov 2016 GMT
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Now you can combine the two hallmarks of a great night - football and pinting - in this new phenomenon coming from Norway.
OK, the concept of playing football drunk is not exactly a groundbreaking invention but it certainly looks like great craic in this footage of boozy five-a-side.
The two teams flip the script by stocking up on drink before the game and continue to keep their buzz going because they need to have a certain blood alcohol concentration for a goal to be allowed.
The scorer is tested with a breathalyser to ensure that they're drunk enough for the strike to register on the scoreboard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY5aLI2KDG0
Mounting a comeback from 3-0 down was no problem for the locked lads in blue and red, who went on to win this particular game 4-3.
It's probably not an activity that you should be trying every week but going on a mad one on the pitch once a year sounds like the perfect amount of drunk football that you and your pals need in your lives.
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