Recently, a Brazilian fan was dissatisfied with the performance of his home team goalkeeper, and rushed into the stadium after the game to personally "demonstrate" to him how to save.
Afterwards, he told reporters that he also served as a goalkeeper when he played football in his spare time, and because he could not stand the humiliating performance of his beloved team, he rushed into the stadium at the moment.
Brazil Global Television (Globo.com) reported on the 24th that on Saturday (23rd) local time, Brazil's fourth-tier team Santa Cruz lost 1:2 to ASA Club in the case of 20,000 fans at home to cheer.
Failing to win the expected victory and only accumulating one point in two games, the fans were out of breath. The team's goalkeeper, Clavel, became one of the punching bags for everyone.
From the video released by the media, an angry fan rushed to Claivere shortly after the referee blew the final whistle.
By the time the camera captured him, he had jumped high and completed a fish jump to save the action, while Claywell crouched to the side and watched quietly.
Subsequently, he seems to begin to "explain" some techniques and "demonstrate" the movements himself. Until Claywell got up and left, the fan was still chattering, raising his hands and feet, revealing anger and helplessness.
Accompanied by the staff, the fan began to leave the field, but thought about it and made two side saves in a row. The audience also followed suit, expressing their support for him with cheers.
And when the Santa Cruz players left, the Aluda Stadium booed.
Eventually, on-site security intervened and took the fan out of the stadium.
Although it was only a small episode in the fourth division, the incident attracted some attention in Brazil, with 1.2 million videos viewed.
Some netizens believe that the event is also part of football, it is full of fun, and can become "the folklore of Brazilian football".
Two days later, Universal Brazil found the 29-year-old fan, rosento da Silva, a worker at a local factory.
Like many Brazilians, Rosendo not only loves to watch, but also to play in his spare time, most of the time as a goalkeeper.
Rosendo apologized to Claywell for his impulsive behavior, "Claywell was a good man, and he was very calm and didn't say anything to me. I apologized to him and promised that it wouldn't happen again. ”
At the same time, he said there was no attempt to rush into the field, just that "a fan got angry after the team lost".
"I'm disappointed with the team's performance, just like any other fan who loves Santa Cruz. Yes, I rushed into the field, with no other motive, just despair of the team's humiliating performance. ”
After the match, the ASA club reached 6 points, firmly at the top of the group, while Santa Cruz only scored 1 point and was 7th in the group.
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