Strachur in Scotland plays host to the filthiest game of football you are ever likely to see; welcome to the new sport of swamp soccer. The player's requires real guts, co-ordination, determination and a very good washing powder. The set up for swamp soccer is very simple. Take a five-a-side size pitch, remove all the grass and add gallons of water and bingo, ideal conditions for the new extreme sport. The sport is fast becoming a worldwide phenomenon, being was introduced to the UK for the first time two years ago, when a host of international teams descended on the small Scottish town. This year swamp soccer saw it's World Cup championships for the first time. Originating from the swamps of Finland, the activity was found to be an excellent means of training for cross country skiing but now swamp soccer tournaments are held across the globe including countries such as Brazil, Holland and Russia. Surprisingly no training is required; all that is needed is a sense of fun and a...