Football teams create a kind of community

[Agbamoni]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

Yes, the media men are mostly responsible for such things to happen in football. The media disseminate information's that are trickly to the public. And so many passionate fans would take it so seriously that whenever they meet with the opposite fans, they would have so much argument which may lead to violence. Imagine your happiness depends on your team to win and they eventually lost that match day. Obviously, you will feel angry.

The social media had also helped with the increase of cultural racism. Just like how the fight for the best religion so it is in football. I did share a topic some weeks ago about football fans stabbing the rivalry club fan on the day of the match. You could see how extreme a fan could go to show his passion for his club.

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[entertheabyss]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

We made our decisions to have good results. Tension and division leads to discrimination and misconduct when it comes to gambling activities but with good chemistry, everything will settled and runs smoothly. We have results that would better one, there are techniques to apply in the system, not holding back but doing the ultimate movement and hitting it harder for the quick excellent outcome. Football is generally connecting the good chemistry of people who have issues and the calmed ones.

[Hispo]

Recently I've been reading about the tension and division that football can put amongst people making it look as tho they are part of a different community or even county, like when two famous clubs are playing, and members of the same family or friends would be against each other forgetting other bonds they once had and going all out to support their club or née family they belong to.

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

I mean, one does not need to be a historian on the topic of soccer/football to be aware in the past there have been literal massive fighting in stadiums over the defeat of a certain game. You know, the usual scenario of people jumping over the fences and and running towards the opposite team, to beat them up.
It is the result of a long standing toxic rivalry, mixed with anger and alcohol at the moment the match is taking place.
I am yet to see a family ruined by the passion for a sport, but I don't have doubts it could have happened before.

Perhaps, that is why sometimes is important to stop and recall those sports are supposed to be entertainment for most of us who are not seeking to make a living out of it.
I don't know about you, but those kind of people who follow a team and are willing to fight over it or mistreat others because of it, are not actual good fans.

[Mrbluntzy]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

Too much love for something can actually cause those kind of conflict. For example if you really love your club and you also love football wholeheartedly, you will always turn up for your club anytime they are to play a match and if your brother and riends are also a fan of the opposite team and both of you guys have the same energy for football, little misunderstanding during the match can cause a conflict and it really depends on how you guys handle your emotions. I hear crazy things about people that really love football, such a some people who will go hungry if their clubs losses in a match.

[Ever-young]

Recently I've been reading about the tension and division that football can put amongst people making it look as tho they are part of a different community or even county, like when two famous clubs are playing, and members of the same family or friends would be against each other forgetting other bonds they once had and going all out to support their club or née family they belong to.

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

I believe it is critical to recollect that at the conclusion of the day, it is only a game. It's intended to be entertaining and pleasurable, and it's not worth getting very excited over. It's also crucial to remember that the other side is made up of actual people, and we ought to honour them even if we disagree with them. It is also critical to establish environments in which people may engage in peaceful and courteous debates about football without resorting to insults or personal assaults. Finally, it's critical to emphasize the good sides of football, such as the sense of community and belonging it may foster.

[Roseline492]

Recently I've been reading about the tension and division that football can put amongst people making it look as tho they are part of a different community or even county, like when two famous clubs are playing, and members of the same family or friends would be against each other forgetting other bonds they once had and going all out to support their club or née family they belong to.

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

The truth is that everybody has different perspective, likes and dislike, so even without in football people always disagree with each others and when they believe on something anybody that object them becomes there rivals, so is not even only in football but also in some other things, but in terms of football that's what makes it fun because if everybody focus on one club I doubt if there would be fun, however in most cases were you could see that kind of argument or rather fight is mostly on the sport viewing centre because so many people with different narrative about a particular team are all there so there is bound to be argument.

[wiss19]

Recently I've been reading about the tension and division that football can put amongst people making it look as tho they are part of a different community or even county, like when two famous clubs are playing, and members of the same family or friends would be against each other forgetting other bonds they once had and going all out to support their club or née family they belong to.

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

I don't think we should blame football or any sport or even anything in the world for that because it's the people having that kind of mindset who should be blamed for this division and stuff. A person who is sane and wise enough would never create a negative environment around them just because of a game of sports no matter how much they love a team or a player that is involved in that game.

There is nothing wrong with rivalry and having different teams and preferences within a family, but taking that too seriously and dragging it to the fight of having actual and real fights within the family is something foolish in my opinion, and people who do this are literally out of their minds.

[harapan]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

I have seen many times where men and boys sit and argue out football supporting their various clubs and teams, but it does not commonly result in deep grudges or a fight. I have asked some men before why there is always so much argument whenever a football game is on, the answer I got was that it was a part of the fun of the game. If you find two people fighting unashamedly because of a football match, they are both immature people. Football has created more unity among different people than dispute.

Football has outweighed other sports and games and it has created a room where people find themselves making certain decisions and steps to show their love for such games is inevitable.
Over time now when two teams play there may be an argument between them as they support their teams to win the game but aside this there won't be any form or room to regrets or fight against each other because this is what they love.and like some fans would say it's the Passion.

I had a friend whenever we go to watch football matches he would argue and quarrel so well that it would seem like he wants to have a fight with such person but he wouldn't,and then when I adj him why are you doing these,his response will be it's for the passion nothing else.heblove football so much that he can do anything for it but not to go on a fight.so I think the community it has created has put people into oneness.

[EarnOnVictor]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

Too much love for something can actually cause those kind of conflict. For example if you really love your club and you also love football wholeheartedly, you will always turn up for your club anytime they are to play a match and if your brother and riends are also a fan of the opposite team and both of you guys have the same energy for football, little misunderstanding during the match can cause a conflict and it really depends on how you guys handle your emotions. I hear crazy things about people that really love football, such a some people who will go hungry if their clubs losses in a match.

I disagree with you that this is about the love for football but extremism and it's very bad. We should always support whatever we want to support with wisdom, it is wrong of anyone to support provocatively, which is what I see here. Football is a sport, but it is unfortunate the way some people are taking it too far as if it is a war. This is to the extent that people would kill for the sake of football, how pathetic is that? Well, in my understanding based on the psychological view, it is beyond the football itself but the nature of the person in question. For instance, someone might provoke you naturally or your action provokes people which has nothing to do with football, these are purely emotional things and it depends on how we can handle ourselves.

But in football, such provocation may also happen because the people watching it are not mature enough and yield to emotion and anger. They view it beyond the mere sport it is, and the issues may now escalate from the football issues to the personal issues where their true character shows. Such character is in them even before football, it was only let out through it, just like any other thing that can bring the ugliness out of them. I hope you understand, the football was just that thing at that time, it could be other things in another circumstance. I still believe these people are crazy and childish and that is why I try as much as possible to move far from those who call themselves adults but are still with children's brains.

[hyudien]

Someone who loves a team will gather a number of people who support the same team and then establish an association, initially small but as time goes by it gets bigger because more and more people join and then usually they will make their identity known to the public. I think at first they were purely establishing an association to support their team, but along the way there was something that made them tense. For example, rivalry between 2 teams will eventually lead to rivalry between the 2 teams' supporters, something that will definitely happen.
In fact, I see that it is not only supporters of two different teams who can have tension, those who support the same team will also have tension just because they are from different communities. This is usually caused by many factors, and usually trivial things, and it is not uncommon for initially personal problems to become community problems because they will assume solidarity.
However, this has now subsided, unlike in recent years when tensions between supporters still occurred very often.

[Blitzboy]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

Too much love for something can actually cause those kind of conflict. For example if you really love your club and you also love football wholeheartedly, you will always turn up for your club anytime they are to play a match and if your brother and riends are also a fan of the opposite team and both of you guys have the same energy for football, little misunderstanding during the match can cause a conflict and it really depends on how you guys handle your emotions. I hear crazy things about people that really love football, such a some people who will go hungry if their clubs losses in a match.

I disagree with you that this is about the love for football but extremism and it's very bad. We should always support whatever we want to support with wisdom, it is wrong of anyone to support provocatively, which is what I see here. Football is a sport, but it is unfortunate the way some people are taking it too far as if it is a war. This is to the extent that people would kill for the sake of football, how pathetic is that? Well, in my understanding based on the psychological view, it is beyond the football itself but the nature of the person in question. For instance, someone might provoke you naturally or your action provokes people which has nothing to do with football, these are purely emotional things and it depends on how we can handle ourselves.

But in football, such provocation may also happen because the people watching it are not mature enough and yield to emotion and anger. They view it beyond the mere sport it is, and the issues may now escalate from the football issues to the personal issues where their true character shows. Such character is in them even before football, it was only let out through it, just like any other thing that can bring the ugliness out of them. I hope you understand, the football was just that thing at that time, it could be other things in another circumstance. I still believe these people are crazy and childish and that is why I try as much as possible to move far from those who call themselves adults but are still with children's brains.

This hooligan stuff isnt really about football. Its about messed-up people who think being a fan means being a maniac. Im the best at knowing this, trust me, I see it all the time. Football's awesome - skill, tactics, the thrill of it all. Thats what its about. But these extremists, they've lost it.

You're right, its not about loving a team, its deeper than that. These are folks whose whole identity depends on this, who simply dont get boundaries. Honestly, its sad, way sad. This isnt just football - this happens anywhere people get obsessed. And yeah, its straight-up childish. Adults losing their minds, worse than kids fighting over a toy.

Though, us, we're the grown-ups, the ones with brains. We gotta be better, show how to be a REAL fan without going crazy. Its about smarts, being strategic in how we support. No insults, no picking fights. At the end of the day, its a GAME. Seriously. If one match makes you so nuts that you hurt someone, thats your problem to fix. Passion's good, but be smart about it. Love the game, not the craziness.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The point is why does football create such a tension and division that can even result to fight and dispute sometimes.

Too much love for something can actually cause those kind of conflict. For example if you really love your club and you also love football wholeheartedly, you will always turn up for your club anytime they are to play a match and if your brother and riends are also a fan of the opposite team and both of you guys have the same energy for football, little misunderstanding during the match can cause a conflict and it really depends on how you guys handle your emotions. I hear crazy things about people that really love football, such a some people who will go hungry if their clubs losses in a match.

I disagree with you that this is about the love for football but extremism and it's very bad. We should always support whatever we want to support with wisdom, it is wrong of anyone to support provocatively, which is what I see here. Football is a sport, but it is unfortunate the way some people are taking it too far as if it is a war. This is to the extent that people would kill for the sake of football, how pathetic is that? Well, in my understanding based on the psychological view, it is beyond the football itself but the nature of the person in question. For instance, someone might provoke you naturally or your action provokes people which has nothing to do with football, these are purely emotional things and it depends on how we can handle ourselves.

But in football, such provocation may also happen because the people watching it are not mature enough and yield to emotion and anger. They view it beyond the mere sport it is, and the issues may now escalate from the football issues to the personal issues where their true character shows. Such character is in them even before football, it was only let out through it, just like any other thing that can bring the ugliness out of them. I hope you understand, the football was just that thing at that time, it could be other things in another circumstance. I still believe these people are crazy and childish and that is why I try as much as possible to move far from those who call themselves adults but are still with children's brains.

This hooligan stuff isnt really about football. Its about messed-up people who think being a fan means being a maniac. Im the best at knowing this, trust me, I see it all the time. Football's awesome - skill, tactics, the thrill of it all. Thats what its about. But these extremists, they've lost it.

You're right, its not about loving a team, its deeper than that. These are folks whose whole identity depends on this, who simply dont get boundaries. Honestly, its sad, way sad. This isnt just football - this happens anywhere people get obsessed. And yeah, its straight-up childish. Adults losing their minds, worse than kids fighting over a toy.

Though, us, we're the grown-ups, the ones with brains. We gotta be better, show how to be a REAL fan without going crazy. Its about smarts, being strategic in how we support. No insults, no picking fights. At the end of the day, its a GAME. Seriously. If one match makes you so nuts that you hurt someone, thats your problem to fix. Passion's good, but be smart about it. Love the game, not the craziness.

Sometimes things can turn out very differently when people Confuse Passion with the Desire of a human Being to turn to Violence I have seen a lot About Hooligans, and although I don't Agree , in all Countries there is this type of fans who for me go much further and go too far, I do not agree with any type of violence, and things should be Focused on the Development of the Sport, it is good that there is rivalry but not such vandalism, then considering all this type of This is the reason why some South American countries cannot enter the stadium with alcoholic drinks because the Majority lose Control and the effects of alcohol are very Devastating in some people, there are some who erase everything from their brains from the things they do, and Although they are guilty, Alcohol is one of the Factors that Mixes and causes Tragedies Above all.

[carlfebz2]

Someone who loves a team will gather a number of people who support the same team and then establish an association, initially small but as time goes by it gets bigger because more and more people join and then usually they will make their identity known to the public. I think at first they were purely establishing an association to support their team, but along the way there was something that made them tense. For example, rivalry between 2 teams will eventually lead to rivalry between the 2 teams' supporters, something that will definitely happen.
In fact, I see that it is not only supporters of two different teams who can have tension, those who support the same team will also have tension just because they are from different communities. This is usually caused by many factors, and usually trivial things, and it is not uncommon for initially personal problems to become community problems because they will assume solidarity.
However, this has now subsided, unlike in recent years when tensions between supporters still occurred very often.

Even in a small group of people, if you would really be tending to make a poll or categorization on particular things then you could already make a different group out of it.  . How much more if we do speak about
about a famous sport that everyone been aware of. For sure it would really be making out that different groups on which someone who would really be supporting a particular thing on which it would really be just that normal on this case. There's no bad about such division because this would really be added up on the thrill but the only problem on this is on that on the time that discussions and arguments becomes too much then it do really ends up on conflicts on which it isnt really just that good looking.

There would really be no interesting thing or thrill whenever there would be no fans that do make out those kind of arguments on whose better in between the two.