Fans behavior when there teams suffer serious lost in games

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

That is what makes them fans as long as they are supporting their club, but some reasonable fan will point out the faults to why the team fail to perform better yesterday.

The other club fans will always be happy to seeing Chelsea lost yesterday to raise their ego and boost their pride, it's always like that.

[tygeade]

Grown ass people reacting like a child when their team loses upsets me. I mean you are 30+ year old, 40+ year old even older people and you see your team lose, doesn't matter if it was stupidity that cost the game, or referee, or whatever else, its a game, it is literally a game, it has no more value than you losing a game in FIFA, both of them are equally important in your life, doesn't change a damn thing in your life. And yet these people react like their life depends on it for some reason.

Losing a bet might lead some fan to be vigorously violent but law enforcement will not mind your loss or your emotions but will serve the justice for breaching if any. Accepting losses and defeats and simply move on may help but not easier all of sudden but over the time highly possible.

[Rashlyowl]

After Chelsea lost there game yesterday against leeds united yesterday, there fans instead of looking critically into the reasons for there failure they where focused on they number of big teams they have won this season.

It's funny to see a fan who keeps looking for non-objective reasons for a match result, it's all because of their high level of trust in the team they support & when their expectations don't match, they look for justification, this is strongly related to psychology as well. Nobody wants to look like a loser, remember that bros.

[Hardyrobust]

At times we fans are very funny and never forget to put up some already established reasons to justify our teams lost at all times. For example, if Manchester united or Chelsea loses any game, fans always cover there shame with useless excuses gotten from teams history instead of stating the obvious or the analyzed reasons for there teams failure. After Chelsea lost there game yesterday against leeds united yesterday, there fans instead of looking critically into the reasons for there failure they where focused on they number of big teams they have won this season.

Yes it is not a bad thing to look back at a club past glory , this just a way of trying to keep hope alive that despite the storm the club is going through that they will overcome it one day. So they will just have to remind themselves on how good the club was in past season and also this one thing that makes people not to switch club . There fans that has developed the habit of supporting a club only when they are doing well and if it happens the club isn't on there best they switched to another club. Even if they should focus on the reason for the failure it won't make much sense since they are not part of the team management.

[Jubilee58]

Fans are always on the side of protecting their own team and given them support weather they are winning or they are loosing. But the truth is that, the fans are not always happy when their team is not doing well, this makes them receive criticism from their opponents or other teams that are doing very well. However, the fans too have a crutial role to play on the team they are giving support, because the courage they give to players goes a long way and can make their team win a match. For this reason, the fans are in the position to influence the team to some extent, if a team is not doing well as a result of coach not performing well or even a player, the influence of the fans can enable corrective changes.

[Fredomago]

There is no way fans will be neutral in their analysis of events concerning their teams because there will always be a biase. This is because they have interest in the team infact all fans believe that their team is the Best even though the fact is obvious before their eyes. Whether a team is playing well or not their fans will always come up with one story to cover it. This is called pride and it is as a result of the ability to not to stop believing in their team.

You may be a fan but when it comes to placing bets, it should be a different case. Because these athletes don't care which one you will place bet. So better take care of your own funds and place bet which you believe is the best for you. At the end of the day, it is your money and not them. So you don't need to be a die-hard fan when it comes to this matter.

On that note, gambling should be taking care correctly as even you are a fan but you must do your research before placing your bets, even if the otherside is your favorite if the chances of winning is slim better to be wise, though there are loyal fans who would love to risk everything and will not carry that sentiments, they are all-in for the sake of showing support to the point that they will lose along the way.

[lovesmayfamilis]

In my country, at the local championship, there are good rules for fans, specifically for those organized crowds that might cause trouble during their favorite team's games. This includes setting off firecrackers and throwing various objects onto the field, which could provoke unpleasant situations during the match. So these fan teams warn that their behavior could result in fines for the players themselves, regardless of whether they play well or not. I think these are good rules to curb those who sometimes act unnaturally, turning into a mob that, on the one hand, is easy to manage, but on the other, difficult to stop even for law enforcement.

[Accardo]

In my country, at the local championship, there are good rules for fans, specifically for those organized crowds that might cause trouble during their favorite team's games. This includes setting off firecrackers and throwing various objects onto the field, which could provoke unpleasant situations during the match. So these fan teams warn that their behavior could result in fines for the players themselves, regardless of whether they play well or not. I think these are good rules to curb those who sometimes act unnaturally, turning into a mob that, on the one hand, is easy to manage, but on the other, difficult to stop even for law enforcement.

You mean the football players would pay on behalf of the problem or trouble caused by the supporters? If so, that won't make much impact on the changes, because the mobs won't mind turning the field into a dog's playground when provoked. Above all, they won't have to pay.

[liasbaa]

At times we fans are very funny and never forget to put up some already established reasons to justify our teams lost at all times. For example, if Manchester united or Chelsea loses any game, fans always cover there shame with useless excuses gotten from teams history instead of stating the obvious or the analyzed reasons for there teams failure. After Chelsea lost there game yesterday against leeds united yesterday, there fans instead of looking critically into the reasons for there failure they where focused on they number of big teams they have won this season.

In reality our mentality is strange. We do not want to admit defeat most of the time. Behind every defeat, we make different excuses, whether they are logical or irrational. In today match, the match between Real Madrid and Man City was played and Real Madrid lost that match. But we are giving many reasons behind Real Madrid loss but the main thing is that Man City played great and won. It is good to criticize the team, but it is better not to try to attract the attention of the fans of the other team by showing appreciative attitude for your favourite team at all times. It is better to avoid irrational and controversial things and it is right to refrain from saying worthless things to prove fairness.

[Rufsilf]

Fans are always on the side of protecting their own team and given them support weather they are winning or they are loosing. But the truth is that, the fans are not always happy when their team is not doing well, this makes them receive criticism from their opponents or other teams that are doing very well. However, the fans too have a crutial role to play on the team they are giving support, because the courage they give to players goes a long way and can make their team win a match. For this reason, the fans are in the position to influence the team to some extent, if a team is not doing well as a result of coach not performing well or even a player, the influence of the fans can enable corrective changes.

In some cases, fans are not helping the team to do better. Sometimes they are dragging it down and putting pressure on them. I think this is not how fans should do it. Instead of criticizing the team after losing, they have to boost them so they will make it better next time. That is why sometimes we see a fight between players and fans because of misunderstanding and rude behavior.
As fans of the team, support is what we do rather than blaming them for their losses. They don't deserve such a thing but rather respect. 

[danherbias07]

Well, that's how it is as a hardcore fan of the team. You try to protect them by reasoning out against those who beat your team.

But when it comes to sports betting, that should not happen. We should not cling to the emotional bias of our hearts. It will just make us lose more if we are too stubborn to keep on betting for a team that will obviously lose. It's a waste of money, and I think it's best if we just be a fan rather than put some money at risk with the added frustration if we lose.

[Cookdata]

At times we fans are very funny and never forget to put up some already established reasons to justify our teams lost at all times. For example, if Manchester united or Chelsea loses any game, fans always cover there shame with useless excuses gotten from teams history instead of stating the obvious or the analyzed reasons for there teams failure. After Chelsea lost there game yesterday against leeds united yesterday, there fans instead of looking critically into the reasons for there failure they where focused on they number of big teams they have won this season.

It's a norm in football, you see why people other teams don't troll Arsenal it's because they know even at their right moments, they don't troll other teams. It's just a banter thing between friend and foes, if you enter x between the time game you use to start, the halftime and the after match, that's when the heat usually get started, you see tickets and meme all over the timelime.

I got troll yesterday because of what Real Madrid did but I'm used to it. I don't give any excuse and I don't get upset for any reason. I do it too anytime Barcelona loss their game, before they came back to form I used to bully them. Remember when Lamine and Raphina were out for almost a month, they couldn't do anything and the ones they were trying to figure out wasn't working, that was when Real Madrid was having the real moment.

[Cityhunter34]

At times we fans are very funny and never forget to put up some already established reasons to justify our teams lost at all times. For example, if Manchester united or Chelsea loses any game, fans always cover there shame with useless excuses gotten from teams history instead of stating the obvious or the analyzed reasons for there teams failure. After Chelsea lost there game yesterday against leeds united yesterday, there fans instead of looking critically into the reasons for there failure they where focused on they number of big teams they have won this season.

I think this is a part of the fun and entertainment, so it's a normal thing that normally happens all the time because there are many fans that does not accept defeat they always have one complain or the other every time and it has become a habit to them in such a way that they can not stay without argument. Actually fans are always like that but I think it's necessary for us to say accept any outcome without much argument because most times people end up exchanging unnecessary words with their friends due to much aggressive of what have already passed.

[Wakate]

That is what makes them fans as long as they are supporting their club, but some reasonable fan will point out the faults to why the team fail to perform better yesterday.

The other club fans will always be happy to seeing Chelsea lost yesterday to raise their ego and boost their pride, it's always like that.

There is no perfect club out there and if your club lose match, that does not mean that they are going lose the next one coming but but be frank, Chelsea has been losing matches which is looking like a joke but let's see what will be the outcome of the next Chelsea match. I hope they will win but if not, people shoul forget about that club, maybe not fit enough to do signs this season.

[Satofan44]

Fans will always be fans; they won't act differently, not to defend their club when their club is being talked badly about.

No, this has nothing to do with fans. This is solely about idiotic and bestial examples of people that need to be taught a lesson in behavior.

In my country, at the local championship, there are good rules for fans, specifically for those organized crowds that might cause trouble during their favorite team's games. This includes setting off firecrackers and throwing various objects onto the field, which could provoke unpleasant situations during the match. So these fan teams warn that their behavior could result in fines for the players themselves, regardless of whether they play well or not. I think these are good rules to curb those who sometimes act unnaturally, turning into a mob that, on the one hand, is easy to manage, but on the other, difficult to stop even for law enforcement.

Fines are good, and much better than not having any fines but often they are too low. Such completely unnecessary degenerate behavior should be heavily fined. We are not talking about a justifiably charged and dangerous emotional situation, say that someone just tried to beat up or rape your sister or one of your children and you had issues controlling yourself when you defended them.

It is very much possible to be an extremely passionate fan about something without engaging in any disruptive or violent behavior. The issue is that a large percentage of humans need to be taught how to behave properly with punishments, whether through physical or other types of punishments -- in this case through fines. A $100 fine for throwing something hurts, but a $5000 fine is better and a fine that scales strongly upwards is the best (i.e. the more wealthy you are the higher the fine-to-wealth ratio, linear scaling is dumb).

[giammangiato]

True fans will defend their favorite team always and under any circumstances, even when it is clear to the world that the team is doing poorly.
I think it's a bond that harks back to our childhood, a bit like first love (I'm talking about football) where you can't tear yourself away even though it has also given you disappointments.
But the team of the heart is the one that makes you emotional, that exalts you and sometimes makes you say and do stupid things.
Behavior varies from person to person; the only thing fans have in common is apologizing when things go wrong.

[lixer]

Just because your team loses, doesn't mean that you need to react bad, my team isn't a team that is doing great for example and right now barely at relegation zone, if we win our next game we will probably be out of relegation zone, but that proves that we mostly lose. That doesn't make me hate my team or overreact or anything like that, it's just fine and not a problem at all for me.

Even bigger deal than that, I think I have gambled more against my own team than for them, because that's the reality of the scores and I rather earn money than lose money. Find the difference between gambling and fandom, because they are not the same thing, you do not have to bet on your own team, supporting a team and betting for them are very different.

[Cryptoprincess101]

Just know that every football fan has a way of easing and defending their team after facing a defeat. You are talking about fans who makes reference to the big teams they have won so how will you feel for those fans that talks about how many trophies they have won in the past, how many clean sheets they have kept and those who say they are the only team that has gone a season without a defeat. What about those who say that they produced a player who became a world best or who won the ballon d'Or. All these are just strategies that fans use to console themselves after their team must have lost a match and they are facing criticisms by other club's fans.

[TopT3ns]

Just know that every football fan has a way of easing and defending their team after facing a defeat. You are talking about fans who makes reference to the big teams they have won so how will you feel for those fans that talks about how many trophies they have won in the past, how many clean sheets they have kept and those who say they are the only team that has gone a season without a defeat. What about those who say that they produced a player who became a world best or who won the ballon d'Or. All these are just strategies that fans use to console themselves after their team must have lost a match and they are facing criticisms by other club's fans.

This process is really special to fans who could not avoid coping with the jeers after a defeat, particularly using historical accomplishments as a way of self identity. Trophies, unbeaten records, world class players, this creates an emotional desire to continue with the identity of the club. Discussions are pleasant as long as it is done without attacking oneself. Competitions become livelier when we employ the past arrogance as a sub note in the discussion, instead of employing it as an ineffect to belittle the respective opponent.

[mindrust]

That is what makes them fans as long as they are supporting their club, but some reasonable fan will point out the faults to why the team fail to perform better yesterday.

The other club fans will always be happy to seeing Chelsea lost yesterday to raise their ego and boost their pride, it's always like that.

Some fans go hostile against their teams after a losing streak though. They think if the current management leaves everything will get better. And they might be right about it but they also tend to become vulgar and violent while showing their displeasure. That part is not OK.

I think we don’t call those angry birds fans. We call them “fanatics”.

For the fanatics, nothing else matters other than their team’s performance and they get angry instantly when you don’t agree with their opinion. You can spot them quickly in the wild.