Nope that's just wrong. They are paid to entertain us, we don't own them, we don't have any right to abuse them at all. Nothing to do with how much they are paid they do not deserve abuse.If I was on their wages you can say whatever you want to me
Nope that's just wrong. They are paid to entertain us, we don't own them, we don't have any right to abuse them at all. Nothing to do with how much they are paid they do not deserve abuse.
You've never shouted in anger at a player?
If everybody who's shouted abuse at a player during a football match was sent home, the stadiums would be empty.
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It's OK to vent anger at poor play, just as it's OK be show elation when a goal is scored.
Few scenarios see emotions as high as that of during a football match.
It's OK to vent anger at poor play, just as it's OK be show elation when a goal is scored.
As long as no law is being broken I don't see a problem.
Perhaps it's just me but I completely disagree. If you lose control so much that you shout abuse, you need to really consider how you manage yourself. I love sport but it's not worth getting that worked up over.
Football seems to be the only arena in life where you can shout, swear and generally abuse whoever you like in whatever way you like. If people went down a shopping street behaving like they do at football matches they would be taken away by men in white suits never to be let out again.There are varying opinions on what 'abuse' actually is.
Calling a striker an 'idiot' for missing an open goal is abuse but I can't see anyone pulling someone up for that.
Few scenarios see emotions as high as that of during a football match.
It's OK to vent anger at poor play, just as it's OK be show elation when a goal is scored.
As long as no law is being broken I don't see a problem.