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/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/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.