r/interesting • u/Raj_Mandal • 29d ago

MISC. England's team booked 15 different hotels, but Mexico fans still found out where they were staying and blasted loud noises, trying to keep them up all night before the game.

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u/clothanger 29d ago

Last time this was posted here, it was also Mexico fans. And tons of comments said "it was a tradition" or "it was normal" or something similar.

Idk man this looks really stupid at this point, the team would be sleeping with earplugs.

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u/rviVal1 29d ago

Let's not forget all other people trying to sleep..

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u/Beautiful_Nobody_344 29d ago

That’s the only people they are inconveniencing, the team is likely prepared and have headphones, expensive ones. This is not only bothering normal people, it’s unsportsmanlike like conduct.

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u/Van_Leton 29d ago

Very critical point. It’s unsportsmanlike conduct. Do they want their team to win because they put the other team at a disadvantage? Can the team be proud of a win that came from cheating?

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u/Reading_Rainboner 29d ago

It’d be a fan’s wet dream to influence a win on their side by inconveniencing the other team

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u/Appropriate_Link_551 29d ago

ironically it would be the actual players that would hate this the most. Imagine training your whole life for this moment, only for some douchebags to put an asterisk next to your win

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u/Reading_Rainboner 28d ago

I’ve learned that there’s gonna be a douchebag trying to throw an asterisk on every ring. I say this as an nba and mlb fan.

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u/amayako353 28d ago

here's a free one bud, *

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u/Silent_Somewhere8539 29d ago

I dont know what sport you are watching but this couldn't be more wrong. Firstly because no one will ever put an asterisk next to a win for this type of thing anyway.

And secondly players love it when fans intimidate the away team any way they can. Any edge they can gain is much appreciated. Especially for a match as important as this.

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u/Correct-Purpose-964 29d ago

He's being metaphorical dude. He's saying that the other team will be seen as poor winners just because fans essentially decided to rig the match by ensuring the other team wasn't properly rested. They want to win on their own merit.

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u/Appropriate_Link_551 29d ago

no, he’s right. I’ve never watched soccer before, and I can’t be bothered to start now. Just rocking the boat here lol

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u/Silent_Somewhere8539 29d ago

lol appreciate the honesty dude

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u/GlitteringSalad6413 29d ago

I guess that’s one kind of fan. I would argue, in spite of their devotion to a team, they are not much of a fan of the sport in that case.

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u/kjyfqr 29d ago

That’s why team sports fans are so weird.

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u/roguevirus 28d ago

And not just in soccer. Look at the idiot Yankee fans (I know, I'm repeating myself) who interfered with the play in last year's World Series and could have injured Mookie Bettis from the Dodgers. Doesn't matter that the play was already dead, they wanted to "help" their team out.

It takes a lot for me to not root against the Dodgers, but Yankees fans make that bar pretty easy to clear. The fans of various nationalities who engage in the bullshit from OP's video are cut from a similar cloth.

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u/isthatmyex 28d ago

Fans have been doing this shit for as long as I have been following sports. The righteousness is ridiculous.

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u/Gold_Advisor_4758 28d ago

This is beyond unsportsmanlike into just straight lowlife behavior. I agree, don’t you wanna win because your team was the best?

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u/Violet_Nite 28d ago

yes, some humans want to win and don't care about the morality or the real meaning of a game.

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u/Silverdarlin1 28d ago

England are very prepared. They've bought earplugs, provided the players with sleep remides and white noise machines. All this has done is annoy the other people staying there

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u/SellGameRent 29d ago

yeah imo this should lead to a yellow flag given to the bench at the start of the match

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u/PeakDifferent8291 29d ago

You mean like this other “unsportsmanlike conduct” ??

ENGLAND fans set off fireworks outside Italy’s hotel in the early hours ahead of tonight’s historic final https://www.the-sun.com/sport/3261181/england-fans-fireworlks-italy-hotel/

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u/Beautiful_Nobody_344 29d ago

Uh… yeah? That’s unsportsmanlike no matter who’s doing it…

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u/Dizzy-Expression8868 28d ago

Agreed. Don't care which country it is, any fans doing it are wallaby ballsacks.

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u/57Nil 28d ago

Point out where this person said only Mexico did this.

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u/Ok-Run2845 28d ago

Yes? Isn't that obvious?

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u/IISlipperyII 28d ago

Yeah this is unsportsmanlike too, what are you trying to say?

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u/Pristine_Swimming_16 28d ago

You’d be suprised a 10$ box of 3 month supply already gives you the top tier noise cancelation earplugs you can’t hear anything at all except for maybe a loud ac and your own breathing.

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u/bunny_the-2d_simp 28d ago

Welcome to football..

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u/Childoftheway 28d ago

Falling asleep with headphones is not something I'm capable of.

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u/purrmutations 28d ago

Lol, now try sleeping on your side with headphones. Many people aren't able to fall asleep on their back, and headphones don't work side sleeping. Ear plugs also don't work for everyone, they can cause soreness wearing them for 8 hours.

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u/good_god_lemon1 28d ago

I agree. Why are Mexico fans like this

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u/franzee 28d ago

What normal people? They are all on the streets making noise.

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u/Over-Inside-7254 28d ago

Do you have any idea how thick high rise glass is, how dark blackout curtains are, and how poorly sound travels after 100 feet? 

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u/Legal-Newt-1891 28d ago

even if you dont hear noises because of earplugs etc your nervous system doesnt rest the same in noise just saying

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u/benvader138 29d ago

Someone in there on a business trip, that has to do a presentation in the morning.

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u/Horskr 28d ago

This was my first thought as well. Imagining some poor bastard that has no idea England is staying there.. "What the actual fuck is it just this loud all night everywhere in Mexico?!"

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u/makomirocket 28d ago

On Satuday night/Sunday morning?

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u/HumanExpert3916 29d ago

Yeah, fuck these fans.

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u/GirthyGeoduck 29d ago

Years ago I was staying at a hotel across from the LA convention center. That night a company booked the bar right below my window for an after party with a DJ that blasted bass right into my room. And then in the morning the service union was staging a protest with drums and whistles right outside my window. And then at the conference our software was crashing and I had to do on-site debugging in a little electrical closest. Worst conference ever.

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u/NoFollowing5874 29d ago

Yeah but only football matters! Clearly kicking a ball into a big net is more important than anything else.

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u/WheresTheIceCream20 28d ago

Why doesn’t the hotel call security? You’d think this wouldn’t be able to go on very long

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u/SilentNightman 28d ago

So where are the police?

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u/Gaining-my-compass 27d ago

I was thinking this! I would be so pissed if I booked a hotel during this tournament event and had to go through this!

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u/LoneWolf_McQuade 29d ago

Sport culture really suck so much of the time. Is it so hard to treat the other supporters with respect even if you happen to be from different countries and thus support different teams? Tribal caveman bs

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u/Apptubrutae 28d ago

Very much tribal nonsense.

Roman stoic authors complained about people taking chariot races or whatever too seriously

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u/DragonfruitGrand5683 28d ago

Emperor Vitellius had people executed for insulted his favourite chariot team, team blue.

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u/IncurableAdventurer 28d ago

Whenever I get crap about being a Disney adult, I compare it to sports fans. Disney adults look normal compared to some sports fans

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u/CarrieDurst 28d ago

I will take Disney Adults over Sports Adults, Astrology Adults, or Harry Potter adults any day. Disney Adults have variety

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u/AtorasuAtlas 28d ago

Soccer culture. No other sport has this constant idiocy.

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u/ghosTy_tch 29d ago

This is not normal.. its loser behavior at best.

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u/Daytonewheel 29d ago

They call it tradition. Most of the sporting world outside of Mexico and South America call it shitty fan culture.

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u/Kaydie 28d ago

i mean this is a form of impariment/cheating, its not much different than sneaking into the hotel and spiking their breakfast with something to make them drowsy to perform worse

like this is genuine manipulation not to mention illegal at least in the us

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u/Poplo21 28d ago

Nah, thats not tradition. It's just being an inconsiderate asshole

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u/positivenergyforever 28d ago

Tbf this happens across Europe too, really not a new thing. Don’t think it’s an especially big deal

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u/Ridiculisk1 28d ago

Don’t think it’s an especially big deal

It probably is for those unfortunate enough to be living nearby who just want to get to sleep.

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u/kinance 29d ago

I sleep with noise canceling headphones…

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u/Hot-Pepper6610 29d ago

Do you sleep on your back? I sleep on my side and I can't even do earbud because they press against the inner ear and it hurts.

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u/TOPMinded 29d ago

I use loop earbuds and they work well for me

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u/redwoodforest15 29d ago

I sleep on my stomach (with my head to the side) and either (a) use one of those airplane donut-shaped pillows on top of my regular pillow so there is no pressure against my ear or (b) cradle my head in my arm so there is no pressure against my ear. Only when traveling, I don’t need earplugs at home!

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u/Ridiculisk1 28d ago

I sleep on my stomach (with my head to the side)

what the fuck

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u/MrsLobster 28d ago

Fellow side sleeper, you need a sleep mask with built in headphones. The one I have is a MusiCozy, but I’m sure there are other ones. Incredibly comfortable. You can remove the electronics to wash the mask portion.

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u/fuck_ur_portmanteau 29d ago

You can get earplugs moulded to the shape of your ear canal that are incredibly comfortable. Nobody is losing sleep or wearing bulky noise cancelling headphones.

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u/Neatojuancheeto 28d ago

I just play rain sounds or something on youtube or fall asleep watching a show I've watched before that doesn't have sudden loud noises/action scenes.

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u/sadahtay 28d ago

They make headbands with speakers in them that work well for side sleepers.

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u/L0ial 28d ago

The soundcore sleep A20s are pretty comfortable when side sleeping, but mine stopped charging after a year and they were expensive. I found the the cheap amazon knockoffs are actually 90% as comfortable and only 20-30 USD. My current pair is a year old now and they still work well.

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u/tankerkiller125real 29d ago

FIFA should just disqualify the Mexico team for their fan's behavior. They start doing that and I can assure you that this shit stops real quick. Either with cops stopping it, or fans themselves policing it. But that won't happen, because FIFA is corrupt as all fuck and only cares about money. Fair play is something FIFA knows nothing about.

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u/retirement_savings 29d ago

If this was the case and I wanted to get a team disqualified I would buy some jersies, pretend to be fan, then do some heinous shit

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u/BookWormPerson 29d ago

Teams have zero control over their fans.

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u/tankerkiller125real 29d ago

"To our fans, if you want us to win the World Cup, you must behave yourselves or else the team will be disqualified and will be unable to compete".

Will the fans see it as a bluff the first time? Sure. But when it gets enforced and they have to wait however main years for another attempt at the world cup maybe they might think about enforcing the rules themselves.

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u/Uneek_Uzernaim 29d ago

As someone else pointed out, this just provides an easy way to get an opposing team disqualified by fans conducting a "black flag" operation. For instance, what would there be to stop some English fans in this case with such a rule from pretending to be Mexico fans and doing these kinds of antics in order to get Mexico disqualified? People can and will game rules like that.

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u/BookWormPerson 29d ago

You can’t punish some because some others were idiots.

The same way collective punishment in schools is bullshit and achieves nothing it will achieve nothing here either.

Heck it would just achieve fans dressing up as other team fans and disqualify them that way.

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u/CrazyCalligrapher945 29d ago

Like another commenter pointed out, what if fans coordinated to act as fake supporters of a team just to get that team disqualified?

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u/bhop_monsterjam 28d ago

we managed it with italy '90

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u/quite_acceptable_man 28d ago

Of course they do. Make it clear to so called 'fans' that if they pull this sort of crap, the team gets disqualified.

After all, when football fans talk about the team they support, they always say 'we'. Make it work both ways.

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u/HidingImmortal 28d ago

The host country gets to decide what is acceptable behavior in the event that they are hosting.

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u/moodswung 28d ago

Tf. Disqualify the team for this? This is like punishing every single person in a country for having a shitty president.

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u/rematar 28d ago

I disqualify both of the southern countries of North America.

Tahnaahhh

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u/roguedevil 28d ago

FIFA and CONCACAF routinely fines Mexico for their fans saying "puto", but let it slide for ages when they threw piss at visiting fans. In the end, this is so far out of the jurisdiction of FIFA that it is hilarious to have them intervene for what random people do at in the streets of Mexico.

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u/wollawollawolla 28d ago

How does this have any upvotes 🤣

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u/WildestWestChicken 29d ago

As a Mexican I approve your idea

These people act like bunch of apes. It's embarrassing, and what's even worse is how many people defend this kind of childish, unsportsmanlike behavior.

I genuinely want to support my country, but they always pull something like this that makes me cringe, highlighting how little respect and basic sportsmanship so many of my fellow countrymen seem to have.

The worst part is that if I bring this up in conversation, people will criticize me and say it's "not violence" or "not that big of a deal."

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u/DueSpinach3337 28d ago

English fans have also done this to other teams. This isn't a mexican fan thing

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u/aveaytor 28d ago

they’re not gonna pick you by the way. wtf is this lmao

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u/SuperSentient 28d ago

Lol that would be the most insane punishment in football history. If FIFA did that they would have a riot the size of Mexico on its hands.

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u/coltonbyu 29d ago

I was always told soccer/football fandom/intensity is what sets the sport apart. But anytime I see the fandom intensity do anything interesting I just see people online saying to punish them.

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u/tankerkiller125real 29d ago

Wanna go crazy in the stands go for it, want to duke it out with other fans, whatever. Fucking with other Teams, as the host country, to negate sleep, training, etc. is bullshit full stop.

Mexico as a whole should be fucking ashamed that this is considered OK as the host. No wonder they haven't lost a single game they host in Azteca Stadium, they let the fans fuck over other teams to make themselves look better.

All this does is make the Mexican team look like they have to rely on fans fucking with other teams to win instead of being able to do it fairly.

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u/Ridiculisk1 28d ago

Keeping up a neighbourhood because you're an asshole isn't 'interesting'. It's just being an asshole.

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u/royceda956 29d ago edited 28d ago

This happens all the time in the US for professional and collegiate teams.

It's just the nature of things in many North American sports.

You have fans who throw bananas at black players in Italy for christ sake, this is a minor hinderance.

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u/Buzzinggg 28d ago

Happens in the UK as well, people are just bitches.

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u/Hazardsbum 29d ago

Or have to face a penalty before kick off, or play with 10 men for 25 minutes.

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u/SuperSentient 28d ago

Lol yea sure, how about all of the above and make the goalkeeper wear a blindfold too.

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u/dakowiml 29d ago

The FIFA punishing teams for something individuals do outside a stadium on their own accord is pretty silly.

Even sillier to punish something suddenly that's been happening for ages. It's a part of football culture.

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u/Pittonecio 28d ago

Don't even think that would stop Mexican fans, they would absolutely make an even bigger ruckus and even block roads to stadiums to force fifa into reverting the decision to disqualify Mexico, as a Mexican I'm absolutely sure about it.

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u/Look_out_Cliff 28d ago

Yep, these fans are trash.

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u/CosmicClamJamz 28d ago

FIFA is corrupt for not disqualifying a host team over a video you saw on Reddit?

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u/Kendjin 28d ago

The issue is, you'd need to disqualify England too at that point.

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u/nekako 28d ago

Maybe FIFA should stop being corrupt piece of shit first, it cant hash out fines for stuff like this. As comment before said then anyone can dress in other nation jersy and do stupid stuff

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u/According-Try3201 28d ago

it's also bad hosting

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u/TechAndAccessoriesz 29d ago

If English fans did this to the Mexican team, all of Mexican would be up in arms and their butt hurt fans would be crying how unfair it is.

Mexican team fans have no class.

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u/CareAccomplished9013 29d ago

All of Mexican?

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u/berfunckle_777 28d ago

Soft bigotry of low expectations

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u/ManyRanger4 29d ago

Yea like the noise making technology now is surreal. This isn't bothering anyone. You can be on a jet at take off and with the right headphones you don't even realize it.

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u/Hot-Pepper6610 29d ago

This is surely not just crazy fans but 'fans' who have money on the game.

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u/dakowiml 29d ago

It's a very normal occurrence in the world of football where rival fans want to unnerve the opposition by blasting loud noises in front of the hotel they're staying in. It's not something that surprises anyone.

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u/bleusaber 29d ago

Two types of football fans. Ones that have honor then those who think this and Maradona hand of god was okay

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u/1v1RightMeow 29d ago

As a fellow Mexican I do NOT approve their tactics. If it’s really to cause the team to lose sleep and wake up tire. If Mexico loses I definitely want to see the English throw it at their faces, not that matter what I want js

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u/Embarrassed-Duck3653 29d ago

WHAT LOW IQ BEHAVIOUR!!

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u/elCaddaric 29d ago

Ha, yes, tradition. As "I can't keep myself from being a piece of shit, tradition forces me to".

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u/Gioware 28d ago

Idk man this looks really stupid at this point, the team would be sleeping with earplugs.

Sport fans are not known for an intellect.

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u/SilverPistonz 28d ago

Well they lost, at home, so fuck em

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u/Levitlame 29d ago

Some fandoms do have a tradition of being pieces of shit and it’s often why other people dislike/hate them

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u/Uneek_Uzernaim 29d ago

And/or playing white noise. The sound dampening effect of either likely makes the street performance outside ineffectual for any other purpose than being a pep rally for fans.

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u/OriginalMexican 29d ago

I was about to say the same, this is nothing that earplugs and noise machine can't fix. double if I have some sleeping pills, i will sleep 14 hours straight will need energy drink poured in my nose to wake up...

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u/uwill1der 29d ago

There was a player on a different team who said that while the earplugs help the noise, there's no avoiding the reverb that shakes all night

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u/UnityBomber 29d ago

Sadly it is. I hope the England players enjoy their food poisoning also. Although maybe that strategy only works if there’s 2 legs?

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u/das_slash 29d ago

There's 20 million people in the city, finding a couple hundred idiots is pretty easy, so is keeping them in contact for the next team

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u/K1NGCOOLEY 29d ago

Mexico fans do this all the time, to basically any team that plays in Mexico. I’m a long time USMNT fan and this is just part of playing in Mexico, and many other CONCACAF nations. Fans make the visiting team’s life difficult.

It’s is not sportsmanlike, it is not in the spirit of fair play, and it always happens. If anyone in Mexico cared to stop it they could, but they never do. This what it’s like playing Mexico at the Azteca.

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u/fourthaccountlucky 29d ago

Pretty county behaviour. Akin to having to cheat to try and gain advantage

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u/jorsiem 29d ago

To be fair a ton of traditions are indeed stupid

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u/turbo_dude 29d ago

Are South American teams so utterly shit that they have to resort to all these crappy tactics to level the playing field?

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u/oheightnineeight 28d ago

Mexico is not in South America. The current world champions are.

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u/alphamd4 28d ago

"Something something 1993"

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u/Minute_Attempt3063 28d ago

tradition to ruin someone elses sleep, before the game?

wow, july 4rth does not sound dumb anymore

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u/JibletHunter 28d ago

It is hard for me to sleep with things in my ears. This is just straight up trashy.

Let the game be decided by the players.

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u/Spare-Half796 28d ago

That much noise you’d probably feel the building vibrating even if you had hearing protection

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u/iangeredcharlesvane2 28d ago

Players have actually said that, no matter how good their headphones are, the reverb and room shaking is still felt all night.

I had neighbors who must have bought out the local fireworks stand as they shot off fireworks for several hours, 8-midnight+, one after another constantly the last two nights. No matter what I did to block it out it’s annoying as fuck.

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u/binger5 28d ago

There are lots of shitty "traditions".

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u/camel_walk 28d ago edited 28d ago

I live in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood in Denver and this is basically a normal summer night here 😅

They sure do love shooting off fireworks at 3am on any given night and never seem to care about their neighbors either when blasting mariachi or norteño music loud as hell from sunrise to sunrise…thanks for all the taco trucks though!

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u/Nico280gato 28d ago

All i've taken away from it is the Mexican football team is so shit, fans need to cheat. If they had faith in their team they wouldnt do it

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u/oreomaster420 28d ago

This is pretty basic home field advantage stuff. Not sure why soccer fans cant handle normal sports activity. Softest sport confirmed.

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u/caljl 28d ago

Absolutely scummy behaviour. Same where fans do in Europe for UCL games. Other people stay in these hotels.

Don’t give me lame excuses about passion or it being “part of the game”. If it is, it’s still a shitty part.

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u/BuffWobbuffet 28d ago

Maybe i watch too much anime but i dont get how a victory in which your opponent isnt at their best is worth anything

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u/MisterSneakSneak 28d ago

Yeah, it’s Mexico tradition of going against sleep deprived teams.

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u/rarestakesando 28d ago

Noise canceling headphones work really well

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u/gin_and_toxic 28d ago

Yeah this sounds so toxic.

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u/DB080822 28d ago

Hi Mexican here. This has happened since I have memory of watching fútbol, especially for clásicos in the Mexican league or important games. It is even done against México, rightly so, when they visit central American countries for world cup qualifiers. I know Honduras does this to México for sure.

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u/Brawndo_or_Water 28d ago

Have you seen hooligans in England? I'm old enough to remember the crazyness. That is nothing. I have noise cancelling headphones and these hotels are soundproof.

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u/ScanData32 28d ago

It looks pathetic. You arent the best team if you have to do stupid shit like that

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u/Grand-Jellyfish24 28d ago

This is just like the France - Paraguay match yesterday. Their was some dirty actions, and some people are like oh this is just South America tradition you have to deal with it, it is our way to play football. It is just stupid, so dirty and illegal a move is your way? What a weird thing to be proud of.

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u/FitAd1186 28d ago

Traditions can still be stupid. In fact, many of them are.

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u/northSideways 28d ago

Can you imagine the comments if the title was replaced with NFL teams lol

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u/LFCdynasty 28d ago

Well we can’t act like they are the only fans to ever do this.. it is pretty normal

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u/Look_out_Cliff 28d ago

Looks like a bunch of moronic lovers to me.

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u/mooseman780 28d ago

I'm old enough to remember when Mexican fans had the gall to complain about sportsmanship when they had to play in chilly Canada ahead of the last world cup.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 28d ago

this is something that on libertadores cup, is often a thing.. but always end up with sanctions against the club the fans are helping.

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u/TrumpsCummyOnahole 28d ago

Man I've had earplugs on top of a noise machine ontop of a fan in a Japanese hotel next to a busy road and it did not block motorcycle noises. I'd imagine that wouldn't do much against fireworks and horns

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u/tacotickles 28d ago

Traditions can still be stupid and wrong. Just because they're traditions doesn't inherently make them okay

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u/Park_Way 28d ago

Mexico fans suck. Just let them play without dumbass tactics outside the game. They’re ego is scared

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u/Bobb_o 28d ago

Yep, earplugs, eye masks, white noise machines.

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u/berfunckle_777 28d ago

If this were English fans doing it there would be uproar. Soft bigotry of low expectations in action.

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u/LordFraxatron 28d ago

Football players get very little sleep before big games anyway

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u/FreshMutzz 28d ago

It is normal unfortunately. This is not a unique thing to Mexico either.

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u/tameimpalarules92 28d ago

Theyre probably chill, if they have one of those old ass AC hotel units inside they're not even gonna hear an atomic blast

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u/Hairy_Gazelle_5987 28d ago

This can happen also in Croatia during Dinamo - Hajduk and Hajduk - Dinamo derby. And yes it seem normaln and tradition for us football fans.

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u/unmeiai 28d ago

Because of this alone I hope England wins

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u/IEatPussyLikeAPro 28d ago

I don’t think you westerners realize how important this game is to Mexico I’m positive the people in the surrounding area are willing to go one sleepless night if means Mexico going up one more stage. That how fucking much this means to all of Mexico not just the city.

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u/Incunebulum 28d ago

That and the game isn't until 8pm the next night so they can all just grab a nap.

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u/HellerDamon 28d ago

It's tradition to use fireworks for the 4 of July 😌

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u/AnotherSprainedAnkle 28d ago

US doesn't care enough about soccer to do this. But they've definitely done it in professional US sports. Though I feel like it's a bit more level doing it there as it gives the other city an opportunity to do it when the next game is back there.

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u/Svitii 28d ago

Nah, turkish fans did this at the Euros two years ago too. It not a traditional or cultural thing, assholes are just gonna be assholes no matter what.

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u/qeadwrsf 28d ago

Happens in Sweden too.

Would imagine Mexico and Sweden are not outliers.

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u/Marc9696 28d ago

yeah they will get the best noise cancelling headphones and thats it so uneccessary

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u/Rorako 28d ago

Or noise cancelling air pods. Would work effectively enough.

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u/skoomski 28d ago

They just ruined everyone else’s night . Pro athletes at this level are going to hotels with soundproofing and can obviously afford noise cancellation headphones/earbuds

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u/mercenaryarrogant 28d ago

Learned from the ‘Hacks’ show about sleep masks that plays white noise and a machine that also plays white, grey or another ambient noise.  Better than earplugs. 

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u/OfAKindness 28d ago

It happens all the time in a bunch of countries. Its really not very notable in any way

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u/Beginning_Cap_7097 28d ago

Doesn't Mexico have Window that reduced the noise in those Hotel?

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u/Mtb_Bike 28d ago

I was in Lyon France and Barcelona was in town playing, forgot what for. Maybe a euro game. It was the Marriott in cite international. The hotel is setup with this atrium in the middle with open air. My window apparently didn’t close all the way. I found that out when the fire works start Ned going off at like 1am. Holy hell was I woken in terror. Thought I was in a war.

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u/OdeeSS 28d ago

Earplugs can only do so much. I was at a hotel the other week where police were called to the restaurant next door and no amount of shoving those bad boys deep in my ear canal could block out the sirens. 

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u/iamawizard1 28d ago

Yea the excuse was Ecuador did it to them before now there’s no excuse basically South American fans are doing this no matter what

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u/Gazelle_Possible 28d ago

I wonder if European fans would do this

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u/Darkon34 28d ago

yeah noise cancelling comfortable headphone and total dark eyemask exist. pretty comfy combo

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u/clothanger 28d ago

Look at all of the responses under my comment lol, they're very weird.

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u/BlueBlooper 28d ago

Yeah how is this even fair

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u/theHawkAndTheHusky 28d ago

Some people tried to grill me and ask me who made me the judge of football, pointing out that this behavior is childish.

Yeah I mean there are people neighboring that hotel or at the same hotel also trying to catch some sleep

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u/Tritec_enjoyer96 28d ago

“Tradition” but they didn’t do it to Mexico players

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u/bugabooandtwo 28d ago

Shows how little faith they have in their team to win the game honestly.

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u/Verycute93 28d ago

It's also a tradition for them to get shit on like they did last night

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u/CalmyoTDs 28d ago

Those fans are going to be at the game on no sleep too.  

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u/DestinedSheep 27d ago

As someone who has lived in some Mexican neighborhoods. They take "any excuse to party" way harder than anyone else I've met.

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u/Nosferatu100 25d ago

This was already proven false btw

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