Fans behavior when there teams suffer serious lost in games

[batang_bitcoin]

Those who get angry for money and their bets are not actual fans of football or the teams, they only care about making money, and when they lose, they get angry, sometimes to the extent that they start breaking things and even using bad language about the team and the players, and this is not only in football, this happens in every sport. I have also seen cricket fans do the same thing, and it has never been about money, but it's about their emotions getting hurt because of the team they love and support all the time. And what's funny is that they support the same team still after all that.

IMHO, this is what usually is happening. The fans who become angry is because their bets have lost. They might be a real fan but to that extent, they also bet for it with significant amount of money. And so, their actions is to get angry and throw tantrums to the team that they have lost money with. For which, that shouldn't be done anymore because if they didn't bet for it, they won't lose money and just shown some support to the team that they are a fan of. But no, they have included a bet and now that it has lost, they want to do actions showing how frustrated they are.

[Lida93]

There are people who finds it hard to control their emotions especially if they are angry, due how tough the match might be, that is why anything that involves competition, one should be careful on how they approach or treat it and should also be aware that its all for fun and anything can happen, so having this mindset can help to build up your minds and keep you informed about your emotions or your feelings. And accepting the fact that games is not what one should fight or worried about, because it can be their turn to win in the future.

Football fans can be really funny at times when you get to hear the reasons for their attacking and violence behaviours towards other colleagues of opposite clubs. The fact that you can attack another clubs fan because your team lost to their theirs is enough for you to be reprimanded in a psychiatrist facility to evaluate your mental health. Because what's the violence all about when in other times your team has always won other clubs and it was joyful to you, then you decide to go violent the day they failed to win. Such energy should be rightfully channeled towards the club management and players through their communication platforms, send your messages there and air your opinion about how disappointed you got about their performance. This is the right way to go about it and not physically attacking anyone.

[Mpamaegbu]

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To avoid this kind of situation, the fan or gambler should think that the athletes or the team actually don't care what you will do with your money. Because mostly, they don't know their fans. So at the end of the day, you should take care of your business on your own.

I honestly wish fans who get erratic when their teams lose will read that and become sensible after that. It's so they stop courting enmity for themselves because of their blind support. Come to think of it, most of these athletes even become arrogant once they attain stardom and would find it a burden responding to greetings from their fans when seen in public. You now see how crazy that's. Fans push them to fame but they turn around and assume a place of grandeur they imagine they attained without help.

As for fans who hero worship these athletes, they should stop doing that. Most of them won't even get to see those athletes they worship face to face or watch them perform live.

[harapan]

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.

The Chelsea management is the blame for the current situation they are facing. Todd Boehly and his partner are honestly not good enough, this is not an American football or basketball pr baseball,  it is football and the footballing aspect of it should be taken seriously. Rather than that, they are so focused on making profits from the sale players. Fanbase can be like a cult, football should be a lot fun both on the pitch and outside, all I do is have a friendly and healthy bant when my team loses.

[Agbe]

There are people who finds it hard to control their emotions especially if they are angry, due how tough the match might be, that is why anything that involves competition, one should be careful on how they approach or treat it and should also be aware that its all for fun and anything can happen, so having this mindset can help to build up your minds and keep you informed about your emotions or your feelings. And accepting the fact that games is not what one should fight or worried about, because it can be their turn to win in the future.

From what I discovered, in most cases, referees are the causes of those angers. Because if they were biased when officiating the Match and when the fans discovered that biasness on the referee, they would be very angry with him. And we can see that from the recently concluded AFCON. Till now there are about 18 fans of Senegal are in prison in Morocco. And the referee was the caused of everything happened in that day of the AFCON final.

[lombok]

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.

The Chelsea management is the blame for the current situation they are facing. Todd Boehly and his partner are honestly not good enough, this is not an American football or basketball pr baseball,  it is football and the footballing aspect of it should be taken seriously. Rather than that, they are so focused on making profits from the sale players. Fanbase can be like a cult, football should be a lot fun both on the pitch and outside, all I do is have a friendly and healthy bant when my team loses.

Chelsea's management certainly deserves attention due to the team less than ideal condition. In contrast to other sport, the team of Todd Boehly and his teammates has not shown the profound knowledge of European football. Excessive focus on profit generated when selling players has reduced on field performance. An ardent following might result in a sort of community of their own but football is supposed to offer pleasure on the field and in the bleachers. Good natured banter after losses seems like an excellent method of sustaining a good and fun experience.

[Satofan44]

Well yes that some fans does this but not every fan, As a footballer and football enthusiast I don't watch games based on emotions or particularly because of my love for the club that I support but I watch football games base on what I see play out on the pitch during the match, and If my team did not do well in a particular match I usually point it out, wether due to the fault is from the coach, players or the keeper.

Good, and not common but there is a thin difference between constructive analysis in relation to what went wrong and blaming. Often emotionally delusional people will look to blame anyone and anything, starting with the thing that they are most biased against. For example, if they have a bias against the current or new coach then they will likely to blame him for the failure even if it is objectively not attributable to him. Similarly, they may not like a new player and thus will want to try to shift the blame on him even in cases where the whole team did not play that well. Many people are very unreasonable about these things.

There are people who finds it hard to control their emotions especially if they are angry, due how tough the match might be, that is why anything that involves competition, one should be careful on how they approach or treat it and should also be aware that its all for fun and anything can happen, so having this mindset can help to build up your minds and keep you informed about your emotions or your feelings. And accepting the fact that games is not what one should fight or worried about, because it can be their turn to win in the future.

It is primarily a negative effective of failed education in modernity. People are mostly living empty and meaningless lives, so they try to forcefully insert themselves into things in order to create artificial and shallow meaning. Being a fan of something does not really make you a part of anything, but people want to delude themselves that it does and then try to do a group hallucination of "belonging" to something. Being a part of something truly means something else entirely. Because of this unhealthy approach to idolization, we see all sorts of issues that relate to these things. Why would anyone ever get violent over some sports match if they were mentally healthy about it? The reason that they do, is because this is often a sick and one-sided relationship by the fan (or groups of fans).

[Woodie]

The most dramatic one I have seen is the one from the Afcon of 2025, chairs, blows, kicks and everything was been used here like some street fight and in the end some country wanted to snatch a victory from the other by going to court to have hosts Morocco win it because of all this stuff that transpired ..

Besides unruly fans, I think one for the record books has to be the game that had over 23 red cards because goalkeeper triggered a serious brawl.. 

[fredericktaylor]

It is absolutely true that when our support team loses to the opposing team, we start giving various kinds of unreasonable words or examples to hide our shame. There are many supporters who start behavior badly towards the supporters of the opposing team due to the loss of their favorite team, which is absolutely not right. Even after our favorite team win, we behavior badly or talk badly to the supporters of the losing team. I think it completely depends on our mentality, we cannot accept the defeat of our favorite team, that is why we say various kinds of unreasonable words and even behavior badly with many people. It is better to always keep a cool head and accept the reality without thinking with emotions.

[Rockstarguy]

The most dramatic one I have seen is the one from the Afcon of 2025, chairs, blows, kicks and everything was been used here like some street fight and in the end some country wanted to snatch a victory from the other by going to court to have hosts Morocco win it because of all this stuff that transpired ..

Besides unruly fans, I think one for the record books has to be the game that had over 23 red cards because goalkeeper triggered a serious brawl..  

It is very certain there will always be fans who will find it difficult to control their emotions. Emotions will always be there, but it is left to the management and football organizers to make things clear for fans so that there shouldn't be assumptions or feelings created in a way. If things are clarified, no matter how emotional people get when they are not winning, I doubt it will cause them to do the undoable.

The football organizers have a wonderful role to play to make sure no one feels cheated in the judgment of games. But when there is no clarification, people will choose to do whatever they feel like doing.

[Africolo]

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.

Those are plastic fans who are sentimental when it comes to analyzing games, we understand that talking about a team's history is the bragging right of every fan but when a team loses or underperforming let's always say the truth and stop being sentimental and covering up for the teams that are not at their best for a game or series of games that they have played, taking a very good example from Liverpool, they haven't being doing well for some time now and instead of a fan to tell you that, they will now result to telling you how they have won champions league and the rest, that's being biased.

Chelsea and Manchester United fans are historian when it comes to their teams not performing, they won't tell you what is the cause rather they will talk about how many times they have lifted the champions League and how they are the world champions, very funny set of fans. The truth is that no fan is happy when his team don't win so they have to cover up for the teams by bragging about their other wins and trophies.