(First of all, I am not in favor of scolding the street, but against all violence.) But the scolding in the stadium cannot be said in words. ）
What exactly should a football game be watched?
Should I sit and smile and applaud, or should I sit and shout enthusiastically? Fans who understand the ball must have a unified answer in their hearts - eating enema must be dipped in garlic juice, can it still be dipped in coffee?
Since you have already eaten garlic, although it is unpleasant to speak in a somewhat uncomfortable tone, you can always understand a thing or two.
But recently, the game between the two teams of Guoan and Haigang has been heated up again, and the hype is not exquisite goals and tacit cooperation, but all kinds of attacks and ridicule of the uniform scolding street of Guoan fans.
It must be admitted that the fans' insults to Wu Lei's mother were very excessive. I think there is a big difference between SB and the "Three Character Sutra of National Curse", and attacking the player itself and attacking the player's family are different in principle. Just like when Gao Lin heard the Liaoning fans just say the words "Wang Chen", he became angry and threw the sneakers in his hand like a dagger for Qin.
Some things are unbearable, and some things should not be said.
What is football?
There is a famous saying in international football: football is a war in peacetime. Isn't it slightly ridiculous that such a sport that is an adrenaline blast in itself has to control the gentle spectacle of the fans, and not let the fans shout "friendship first, game second"?
While professional leagues are based on cities, a team represents the face and honor of a city. NBA players have repeatedly told us that "we represent this city, the three-second zone is my home, you can't let your opponents act arbitrarily in your home", and the same is true in football. Before the game, everyone was still brothers and friends, but for the 90 minutes after the whistle, everyone fought for each other, which is professionalism. The same applies to the fans, who have used to drink with the visiting fans, and the encouraging banners for neighbors in the stands have become a classic.
Football is round, not an either/or absolute.
Can football be civilized?
Don't tease, don't put such heavy shackles on football. Why does the "civilized spectatory" that has been publicized for so many years never work? Football is not a civilization, football is at most a culture, so it will have a variety of possibilities.
Even if the level of education and civilization is much higher than that of our West, football cannot become a golf ball. Although there are also beautiful talks of Manchester United lining up to welcome Chelsea and Real Madrid fans to give a standing ovation to Ronaldo, you can't ignore the striking pig head on the pitch when Figo returns to Camp Nou, not to mention the classic example of football hooligans in European countries.
What's more, it is said that the extremist fan group in Serbia later became a notorious militia in a series of wars in the Balkans, and you can know that the word civilization has nothing to do with football most of the time.
So why make aristocratic demands on this plebeian sport? Eat stinky tofu on the nest, do you still stink?
Is the crime of scolding the street unforgivable?
In the stadium, there are actually some unspoken rules of its own.
For example, some things can only be done in the stadium. This is easy to understand - you soak in the hot spring with your bare ass and no one cares about you, and even waiters will come up to you and ask if you need to rub your back, but if you are naked on the street, it will be very obtrusive, and all that awaits you are cold handcuffs and the head of the detention center.
It's the same in the stadium. If you are an away team, then not wearing the away team uniform to sit in the home team stands is the greatest respect for the home team fans and the most basic bottom line. So the lady in the SIPG uniform is a little unsympathetic.
Moreover, the word "SB" expresses different levels of emotion in different contexts. When the object is a team, he is more of a joke and catharsis. And when you are confronted with a real individual, blurting out swear words is a direct attack on his person. Guoan fans chanting "SB" in unison should undoubtedly belong to the former.
Guoan fans are the most creative group of people in the Chinese Super League culture, with catchy cheering songs and distinctive cheering slogans - the phrase "what are you pushing on our home turf" is representative. Not only is swearing not what Guoan fans are best at, but it is not only in the new work. To paraphrase Li Xiangyang's famous line in "Plains Guerrilla", "Every village has its own village's high moves", the scolding tricks of fans everywhere are excellent, and even martial arts are better.
Of course, it's best not to scold, but the most important thing to ban in the stadium is actions that can lead to danger, such as violent acts, such as fans mingling.
Therefore, the behavior of Guoan fans this time is undoubtedly amplified by some people with ulterior motives. After all, this is a traffic hotspot, whether good or not, bloggers see hot spots like wolves in meat, and their eyes turn red (I am no exception).
But it doesn't have to be that way, the things on the pitch just leave it on the pitch, and when Manin blows the final whistle, those cathartic emotions should be like the goal that was blown off, left in the past 100 minutes or so and no longer remembered.
And what can really be remembered is the ecstasy of victory and the sadness of defeat. So stay on beating your opponents, because that's what really makes people happy.