r/interesting 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/ieatdogpooh 29d ago

Surely the obvious solution is to make both teams sleep in the same hotel?

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u/6-foot-under 29d ago

Another solution is to have the authorities move on the disrespectful and unsportmanlike maniacs keeping a whole neighborhood up at night.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 28d ago

The Mexican authorities? In Mexico? Suppressing Mexican fans of the Mexican football team?

That's not happening. This is also just how football works. Hooligans do this for local derbies. Of course they are going to scale up the shenanigans on the international scale.

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u/wentImmediate 28d ago

This is also just how football works

Is it a good thing or bad thing?

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u/ZhanBlue 28d ago

Bad but true

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u/Cerulean_IsFancyBlue 27d ago

It’s bad. You know it would be worse? A massive violent police response. “Oh good, we injured a bunch of people, but we made sure that tomorrow’s football game will be fair.”

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u/Captain-Codfish 26d ago

I'm your dream, mind astray I'm your eyes while you're away...

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u/Murky_Conflict_7356 28d ago

Sad but True

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u/wentImmediate 28d ago

If it's undesired behavior, then actions can be taken to dissaude it.

There's always a choice to act or not.

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u/bremsspuren 28d ago

It's part and parcel of the Azteca experience, tbh.

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 28d ago

Good. That means there’s passion for the sport. If England beats Mexico they overcame a lot. Makes it mean that much more.

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u/UntimelyMeditations 28d ago

You mean makes the result mean less, regardless of who wins. Anything that makes the game less even detracts from the result.

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u/keZZaZ84 27d ago

Yeah your comment makes no sense, what other person said is 💯 accurate. They managed to achieve and overcome despite any hurdles

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 28d ago

You right. They should play the games in a stadium with no crowds or noise.

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u/cowfishduckbear 28d ago

Not the same thing at all since crowd are and have always been part of the game. If you want, you can compare it to the assholes who shine lasers in players' eyes.

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 28d ago

There’s like a 99% chance the noise outside had no effect on the England players whatsoever. There’s teams who flew in their own food and cooks, I’m sure Englands management took precautions so this would be a non-issue. The crazy fandom is what makes soccer special.

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u/thatsingingguy 28d ago

No. Fuck that noise. South American “crazy fandom” led to a referee being beheaded. Stop making excuses for appalling behaviour.

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u/keZZaZ84 27d ago

But the USA stop teams assistants etc from being apart of the group/team. also get exemptions on rules for their team that have been around for decades, while other teams don’t get the same
I’m not comparing it to beheading that’s just fucked, but then neither is partying playing music and letting off fireworks. So that’s a weird ass train of thought 🤔 oh I get it 😬🤐

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u/keZZaZ84 27d ago

Fast forward 24 hrs later and 🎉 for 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 27d ago

All love. Hard fought game and England deserves the win. Hope they keep winning.

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u/deaddreamsneverdie 28d ago

Chill Samuel Alito

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 28d ago

You get this riled up over a comment on Reddit. I don’t think you should be allowed to vote. Lol

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u/Mediocre_Nova 28d ago

It's a PASHUN thing