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Actually Something Like #5 also happened at Euro 2020s game Germany vs. France. While they played the german national Anthems, somebody shouted rightwing bullshit towards the field. Some other Guy responded with 'Halt die Fresse', which you could translate to stfu in terms of rudity. German Player Serge Gnabry was clearly surprised after this one and started to crack in laughter. I love such moments. The same goes for the Australian Fan at #5 who clearly shouts 'Show some respect'. There are still a lot of good people among us.
When the drunks ruined the minute of silence the players should have refused to play until a full minute of complete silence occurred. Either the drunks would realize they were holding up the match and shut up, or people nearby would shut them up or get them removed by security. When masses of fans are behaving poorly, like the snowballs and chair seat throwing, they should get the players safely into the locker rooms and then make everyone in the stands leave (telling them the match is suspended). Once the stadium is empty the players can safely resume televised play thereby letting future fans know, dont act up or you lose your right to watch.
@@bil186 Or they write in the purchase contract that if the crowd behaves in a way that prevents play tickets are nonrefundable. We need to stop making allowances for stupid and shitty behaviour and actually hold adults accountable for their actions.
Just make it so you have to scan your ID to get into the games and if you are disturbing the event you are fined and banned from attending any other sporting event for life.
@@Jesseface94 yeah but that wouldn't be fair to the at home viewers, plus tv networks wouldn't be okay with not airing a game. They got sponsors they need to uphold with viewers.
My favorite part of this is the line "escorted out by security" while showing a picture of security carrying him out. It's not wrong, I just found it massively amusing
That woman in Tour De France 2021, she wanted her 5 seconds of fame by holding a cardboard sign on narrow path and in the end caused cyclists to crash, at least 9 injured
The thing about that one is that she was standing there for a good amount of time. More than enough time for the cyclists to even adjust where they were to avoid hitting her and her sign.
@@derrygowley And why is there no mention of any official action in her regard? People like that deserve court cases, fines, even jail time (if someone is injured).
I was at the Giants game (4). It all started with 1 guy trying to hit the cameraman on the track with a snowball. Then a few other people gave it a try. 10 minutes later ... it was a blizzard of Ice balls The seats were NOT covered in snow. Nor were the aisles. When they cleaned up the stadium. Somebody in their grand wisdom thought it was a good idea to just pack the snow under the seats where slightly above freezing turned to ice.
This list just makes me mad. People trying to have fun and dummies wanna ruin it and when you find em they act innocent that shit makes you wanna kick their ass worse
Now it makes PERFECT sense as to why Moe lifted Homer Simpson during his fight with Drederick Tatum in, "The Homer They Fall". They were satirizing the incident between Evander Holyfield vs Riddick Bowe's match!
You missed a big part about the boxing match interrupted by the mother. After she got the one boxer he immediately starts to celebrate thinking he just won the fight by way of disqualification and left the ring. Since the fight wasn't called the fact he never returned to the ring got him disqualified instead of the other guy. When momma's boy was declared the winner, everyone started throwing drinks, cups, food, garbage, etc into the ring.
@@Bread-nx9fo He went down for aggravated assault. Steffe visited Monica at the hospital to apologize to her for what happened. Monica recovered, but she was never the same after that, and retired about a year after the attack.
@@nicoleknight9412 I know the jerk's name but will not say or type it. He was an unlra german nationalist who was enraged that seles was taking over the top rating and beating Graf regualarly. The German court's slap on the wrist punishment is one of the reasons that Seles lost a lot of her competitive spirit and faded away after the incident.
*Yep, & that guy should have THEN threw his beer in his face, & THEN punched/kicked upset crybaby Ronnie (now legally named 'Metta World Peace', BTW) right in his basketballs.*
The event wasn't ruined per say but there deserves to be a mention for the British grand prix where fans held up the restart of the race so James Hunt could get to the starting grid.
10:13...shit, is too bad that I smiled out of pure satisfaction seeing that dumbass being pummeled? I mean...it was him, right? He threw that shit to him.
While we're correcting things... if you want to pronounce Melbourne like we do in Australia it's Melb'n not Mel-Born. Australians generally try to use as little syllables as possible whilst still speaking something that vaguely resembles English.
This probably doesn't count since it didn't get really bad until after the game, but I think the 2011 Stanley Cup Riots should be on the list(as an honourable or in this case, dishonourable mention). It was June 15, 2011, and Game 7 of that year's Stanley Cup Finals, The Vancouver Canucks hockey team had been battling it out with the Boston Bruins since game 1, and in an upset and landslide victory, Boston had taken the Stanley Cup, however, trouble began as the game came to a close(although some say it started as early as the first period of the game), with spectators throwing bottles and other objects at large screens in the viewing area I believe in and around Rogers Stadium. It soon escalated when Boston Bruins flags and Canucks Jerseys were set on fire, and after that, it spilled out onto the streets where rioters overturned a vehicle in front of the main post office. They soon set an overturned truck on fire, 16 more cars followed, including police cars. Business were smashed open and looted(A Chapters, Sears and a Future Shop). One man was seriously injured after jumping from a viaduct. Hundreds of Theatregoers were trapped in a performing arts venue after trying to leave after a showing of a Broadway Musical. 85 people were arrested for disturbing the peace, eight for disturbing the peace, and eight more for breaking and entering, assault, or theft
Things like this honestly make me think COVID actually did a good thing stopping crowds in stadiums. Less hate, less fights, less litter, less pollution from all the cars showing up and more room and peace for the players to actually focus on their game.
Going against that, there have already been at least two viral two fights break out at NFL preseason games this year. A year of being away from these events might cause these idiots to have pent up anger
There is also the known Australian serial pest - Peter Hore. In World Cup Qualifier between Australia and Iran in Melbourne, he ran onto the field in the second half. Game was called to a halt with Australia leading 2-0 . When the game resumed, Iran went on to equaliser and win thus denying Australia a chance to play in a World Cup since 1974.
The problem is.. they keep saying "snowballs" when they were chunks of ice, not just snowballs. One of my dad's longtime friends was the Chargers' main communications guy who traveled with them and was there. He explained how some people were actually pretty injured when hit in the face with the ice chunks. At least one person had their nose split open. That's why they were threatening to forfeit the game: People were being hurt.
Artest didn't go after the wrong person. John Green, who threw the cup, actually tripped Artest, causing him to hit the wrong person. When John Green was interviewed about it, he showed no remorse for his actions.
@@dctlovely3556*I find it funny that your boy Artest was VIOLENTLY TRIGGERED by someone throwing a flying empty beer cup... triggered into swinging fists at someone he thought was the 'monster' that threw it. What a p u s s y Artest was. BTW, Metta World Peace sends his love. lol*
If you ever wanted to become hated by a huge number of people in a very short time period, getting alcohol banned from a sports facility is probably one of the best options available to you
Not a bad list, but you missed Peter Hoare's invasion of the field during the Australia vs Iran World Cup Qualifing match at Melbourne's MCG. Hoare ripped one goal's net away from the frame delaying the game for a considerable period while it was fixed. Aus were up 2-0 and looked to have booked their tickets to France '98. The delay caused the Australians to lose concentration and immediately after the re-start, Iran scored twice to tie the game 2-2 and advance past Australia on the Away goals rule. Still heartbreaking to this day for die-hard Aussie soccer fans!
The fan man during Holyfield vs Bowe match was shunned and harassed by both fans & media after that incident that led his suicide a few months later. It's a tragic.
If anyone is curious, the laser pointer in an eye feels hot. Although mine was from a cat toy grade laser, and went through or reflected off my glasses, mom felt terrible that she got me with it. No lasting damage, but the thought of the sensation still creeps me out.
This is exactly the reason why I'm not a big sports fan...it's not the players, it's the idiots being stupid or fighting in the stands that just ruin it for me.
Ten Cent Beer Night in Cleveland - I wasn't there, but I've seen vids by some history youtubers about it. The History Guy made one of the best vids on the subject.
The 1980 Bathurst 1000 I think should be noted as a rock was kicked onto the track as driver Dick Johnson was leading, causing him to crash out and write off his Ford Falcon. The rock was about the size of a soft ball, and is currently on display at Dick's workshop at Dick Johnson Racing. It was deemed an accident after a police investigation as it was said two drinker fans were kicking the rock between them but unintentionally kicked it onto the track.
That Referee who blew that Saints, Rams Playoff game. Essentially screwing the Saints out of a shot at The Super Bowl. Only for the Rams & Patriots to put on the most boring Super Bowl Ever!
Or what about the replacement refs getting the hail mary play wrong calling it a game winner when it was clearly picked off. Green Bay got screwed on that one Monday night game.
Important note about those laser pointers: a lot of those high powered lasers can be powerful enough to cause permanent eye damage. Anyone who thinks it’s funny to attempt to blind someone is an absolute psychopath.
I was at the Malice at the Palace, the whole issue is that the coach or whoever it was, rather than drag Ron Artest back to the team's bench, shoved him towards the announcer's table where he decided to lay down, after committing a stupidly hard foul, at an away game, while his team has a pretty decent lead. Not making excuses for the audience, but as a member of that audience at that time, his mannerisms felt disrespectful. I remember personally wondering what possible reason he'd have for laying down across the announcer table when I saw the beer hit him. I went to the next home game after that too, a lot of their policies were nutty, if memory serves, they went so far as to not allow you to have the top to a water bottle you bought.
It was online not in person and I agree that the comments made by some people were disgusting, but that vast minority of fans does not represent English fans as a whole. Its because most Europeans understand English that I think that they hear about this and remember these incidents but I'm sure every country has its idiots and It is frustrating that they represent us in the eyes of non-english fans.
I felt disgusted to be English when that happened 😕 not classy or respectful at all. On the whole most English Football fans just want to enjoy the game like everyone else
I have another football match (or soccer for the US people) from PSV in which fans disrupted the match. The UEFA Cup match PSV - 1. FC Kaiserslautern from 15 march 2001 is a great example of angry fans disrupting the match. After a penalty from Kaiserslautern fans got angry and stormed to one of the gates surrounding the field. They managed to open it and stormed on to the field in which some players and staff had to stop them while the other team and officials rushed of the field. PSV did lose the match, but after the match riots continued even outside the stadium. PSV got a fine and weren't allowed to play European matches the following season in their own stadium.
I loved the Last part where a fan is blamed for his reaction to the problem NOT THE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE WHO IS PAID MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO PLAY A GAME...
What about Disco Demolition at the Chicago White Sox vs Detroit Tigers baseball game at Comiskey Park Chicago in 1979? When a local radio DJ led a protest against Disco music in which fans were brought some Disco records to the game to be placed in metal bins and then blown up during half-time. This sparked the crowd rushing the field and led to a riot, leading to the stadium being destroyed and the second game being called off. That day is remembered as the "death of Disco" although in reality it was nothing of the kind. However the backlash against Disco is perhaps most associated with that event.
another one I remember very well is this one from dutch soccer. In 2011 in a match between ajax and az an ajax fan ran on the field trying to attack the az goalkeeper. Then the az goalkeeper defended himself and injured the fan in the process getting a red card from the referee. After that az players and staff completely raged out and refused to continue play and eventually the match was cancelled because off it.
On one hand, they're ruining an event many people look forward to and pay money for and it is disrespectful. On the other hand, some of these are kinda funny.
Totally think Artest was at fault here...yes they shouldn't have thrown the drink, but when a professional player PHYSICALLY ATTACKS A FAN?!?! that's gonna start a riot for sure
1996 ALCS O’s at Yankees when 12 year old Jeffrey Maier, leaned over the wall to interfere with Baltimore outfielder Tony Tarasco from making the catch which would have been ruled a catch but was ruled a home-run, which changed the result of the game and series. Why he wasn’t escorted out of the stadium is beyond me. … Unlike Bartman in 2003 this kid intended to interfere with the play
As a Brazilian, I have to say that the 2004 Athens Games hurted us badly. That dude, dress as something, forced Wanderley Cordeiro out of the race, when he was about to win the gold medal. Weeks before the same dude almost got run over in a formula 1 race. I hate that guy.
The Niners Monday Night Football game at Denver never gets a mention, but what a disgrace that was. The original snowball game. A 49ers field goal kick was ruined because of a snowball thrown by a Broncos' fan, and nothing was even done about it!
I’m surprised the 2003 British Grand Prix wasn’t on the list as a track invader came onto the track and it did ruin the race, but I’m guessing not as much as the ones on the list
ESPN's 30 for 30 did a really good job explaining why Steve Bartman didn't deserve the treatment he got at all. Nice of the Cubs to send him a ring after they win the World Series, but I don't know if that will ever make up for it.
I believe the worst was that Olympic long distance race where someone grabbed the racer in the first position and dropped him. Training years for one race and having that done to you
Meanwhile, congress members completely ignore this crazy, reckless, and outright dangerous behavior at sporting events and blame video games for violence. Ridiculous.
Go ahead and say what you said again and then understand that the video is about when fans ruin things not when mike milbury comits assault with a shoe.
There used to be too many disruptions caused to minutes of silence by drunk or partizan crowds. I think that's why they brought in the minute's applause. At least it drowns out the idiots.
The 2021 Tour de France Stage 1 crash should at least be number 10 or 9 as it was caused by a moronic Spectator holding up a sign too close to the cyclists that caused the Stage to stop the tour for a bit. She was holding her sign hoping for her 15 minutes of fame as she hit Tony Martin head on with the sign causing him to crash in the biggest stage one crash so far.
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Our chance of getting out of this pandemic was ruined by morons……
Top 10 euro cup moments ?
Love this ruined by Morons series
This fri u can add false cm punk return to wrestling lol jk he's coming
Actually Something Like #5 also happened at Euro 2020s game Germany vs. France. While they played the german national Anthems, somebody shouted rightwing bullshit towards the field.
Some other Guy responded with 'Halt die Fresse', which you could translate to stfu in terms of rudity. German Player Serge Gnabry was clearly surprised after this one and started to crack in laughter.
I love such moments. The same goes for the Australian Fan at #5 who clearly shouts 'Show some respect'.
There are still a lot of good people among us.
When the drunks ruined the minute of silence the players should have refused to play until a full minute of complete silence occurred. Either the drunks would realize they were holding up the match and shut up, or people nearby would shut them up or get them removed by security.
When masses of fans are behaving poorly, like the snowballs and chair seat throwing, they should get the players safely into the locker rooms and then make everyone in the stands leave (telling them the match is suspended). Once the stadium is empty the players can safely resume televised play thereby letting future fans know, dont act up or you lose your right to watch.
people would prob demand refunds which would cause more headaches I suppose..
@@bil186 Or they write in the purchase contract that if the crowd behaves in a way that prevents play tickets are nonrefundable. We need to stop making allowances for stupid and shitty behaviour and actually hold adults accountable for their actions.
Just make it so you have to scan your ID to get into the games and if you are disturbing the event you are fined and banned from attending any other sporting event for life.
Personally, I would've had the players just leave. No respect? No game. Goodnight.
@@Jesseface94 yeah but that wouldn't be fair to the at home viewers, plus tv networks wouldn't be okay with not airing a game. They got sponsors they need to uphold with viewers.
My favorite part of this is the line "escorted out by security" while showing a picture of security carrying him out. It's not wrong, I just found it massively amusing
It was pretty epic
People doing dumb shit on alcohol never ceases to amaze me
@@readmarx420 same
I helpped him gentle to the ground
[Smack] rest your head on that i said [kick]
@@readmarx420 😂 same because they’re drunk
This list is proof that we can’t have nice things
Sadly true
Morons for life!
Lol, was thinking the exact same thing! 🤣
@@curtiswilson4737 not today
Sports and their fans are beyond lame
That woman in Tour De France 2021, she wanted her 5 seconds of fame by holding a cardboard sign on narrow path and in the end caused cyclists to crash, at least 9 injured
The thing about that one is that she was standing there for a good amount of time. More than enough time for the cyclists to even adjust where they were to avoid hitting her and her sign.
How come it's not mentioned???
@@derrygowley And why is there no mention of any official action in her regard? People like that deserve court cases, fines, even jail time (if someone is injured).
@@oldenweery7510 thee was a man hunt put out for her once the police found her she spent a night in the cells the ASO the dropped the charges.
It's literally used as the thumbnail for the video, so not sure why it didn't make the list! It's definitely worth being up there
I was at the Giants game (4).
It all started with 1 guy trying to hit the cameraman on the track with a snowball. Then a few other people gave it a try. 10 minutes later ... it was a blizzard of Ice balls
The seats were NOT covered in snow. Nor were the aisles. When they cleaned up the stadium. Somebody in their grand wisdom thought it was a good idea to just pack the snow under the seats where slightly above freezing turned to ice.
On the Giants game, where was Sam Wyche when you need him yelling his memorable "You don't live in Cleveland" speech.
“This proves what I’m always saying about sports fans…..sports fans are the worst people on earth”
-Billy Kimball
And people keep complaining that the businesses are evil but the fans are just as capable of being just as problematic
@@Wiiguy1606 If not more.
Kpop fans are worst too.
@@jrchmgn. Shhhhh! Dude, they will find you!
@@jrchmgn. DON'T YOU DARE OPEN THOSE FLOOD GATES
*Boxer:* My mom can be quite a heel!
*Other Boxer:* ... so?!
*Boxer:* So look behind you.
🤕👠🤬
Wow, only one thumbs up (mine)? Sorry bro. I thought it was a great 'Dad Joke'. : )
@@andyroid5028
Thanks, I guess. I was just pointing out the irony of #3 pulling a heel maneuver with an actual heel... priceless!
This list just makes me mad. People trying to have fun and dummies wanna ruin it and when you find em they act innocent that shit makes you wanna kick their ass worse
Yeah those people are the fucking worst, they have shitty days so they wanna make everyone else feel shitty, biggest insecurity signs ever
The mom entering the ring was kinda funny, but yeah
@@smusky4643 true lol
@@smusky4643 no it wasn't
Now it makes PERFECT sense as to why Moe lifted Homer Simpson during his fight with Drederick Tatum in, "The Homer They Fall". They were satirizing the incident between Evander Holyfield vs Riddick Bowe's match!
I'm surprised they didn't show a clip from that episode during that one
And Homer vs Tatum was inspired by Tyson vs McNeeley.
@@maoribrotha53 Wow, I didn't know that either!
I’m a moron but I don’t go to sporting events so I’m good
Bravest Ant, do you watch them on TV?
@@vanessastegall I dont like sports
@@bravestant3921 fair enough. Not everyone has to watch them.
Morons are not only in sports events so...could you not be a moron maybe? 🤷
You missed a big part about the boxing match interrupted by the mother. After she got the one boxer he immediately starts to celebrate thinking he just won the fight by way of disqualification and left the ring. Since the fight wasn't called the fact he never returned to the ring got him disqualified instead of the other guy. When momma's boy was declared the winner, everyone started throwing drinks, cups, food, garbage, etc into the ring.
Intersting,crazy lady
I don't blame them really.
4:11, it's a shame when a fight breaks out at a fight.
How did Monica Seles getting stabbed during a tennis match against Steffe Graf not make the list?!?
Wait what she got STABBED? The fucker who did that should be charged with attempted murder
@@Bread-nx9fo He went down for aggravated assault. Steffe visited Monica at the hospital to apologize to her for what happened. Monica recovered, but she was never the same after that, and retired about a year after the attack.
@@nicoleknight9412 I know the jerk's name but will not say or type it. He was an unlra german nationalist who was enraged that seles was taking over the top rating and beating Graf regualarly. The German court's slap on the wrist punishment is one of the reasons that Seles lost a lot of her competitive spirit and faded away after the incident.
@@juliusfrauenglass2411 Screw that guy!
I can't believe that Mother stabbing the Boxer in the head with her heel. Kudos to him for not knocking that Momo's teeth out.
He knew he won he didn't give a fuck
Factsss
I don't think he felt it immediately,then later,what the heck,oh yeah that crazy lady!
There has to be a part 2 for this😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I was fucking dying
The malice in the palace is something I will never forget,I watched that live when it happened
The funny thing about Ron Artest attacking the wrong fan was the guy was still holding his drink when he got attacked lol
*Yep, & that guy should have THEN threw his beer in his face, & THEN punched/kicked upset crybaby Ronnie (now legally named 'Metta World Peace', BTW) right in his basketballs.*
The event wasn't ruined per say but there deserves to be a mention for the British grand prix where fans held up the restart of the race so James Hunt could get to the starting grid.
Was this the 1976 bri' ish GP?
10:13...shit, is too bad that I smiled out of pure satisfaction seeing that dumbass being pummeled?
I mean...it was him, right? He threw that shit to him.
Not to be "that guy", but for future reference, it's pronounced "I-Yax", not "I-Jax".
Same here. Purposely scrolled the comments to look for this lol
I was going to say the same thing.
Oh no… how did he mess up such a legendary club name?!
While we're correcting things... if you want to pronounce Melbourne like we do in Australia it's Melb'n not Mel-Born. Australians generally try to use as little syllables as possible whilst still speaking something that vaguely resembles English.
@@Polyphemus. oh ok! Thx for the fact
This probably doesn't count since it didn't get really bad until after the game, but I think the 2011 Stanley Cup Riots should be on the list(as an honourable or in this case, dishonourable mention).
It was June 15, 2011, and Game 7 of that year's Stanley Cup Finals, The Vancouver Canucks hockey team had been battling it out with the Boston Bruins since game 1, and in an upset and landslide victory, Boston had taken the Stanley Cup, however, trouble began as the game came to a close(although some say it started as early as the first period of the game), with spectators throwing bottles and other objects at large screens in the viewing area I believe in and around Rogers Stadium.
It soon escalated when Boston Bruins flags and Canucks Jerseys were set on fire, and after that, it spilled out onto the streets where rioters overturned a vehicle in front of the main post office. They soon set an overturned truck on fire, 16 more cars followed, including police cars. Business were smashed open and looted(A Chapters, Sears and a Future Shop). One man was seriously injured after jumping from a viaduct. Hundreds of Theatregoers were trapped in a performing arts venue after trying to leave after a showing of a Broadway Musical.
85 people were arrested for disturbing the peace, eight for disturbing the peace, and eight more for breaking and entering, assault, or theft
Vancouver native here yeah that was a horrible day that riot really gave the fans and the city a black eye
'Did you point that laser?!' asked the home team calmly
Things like this honestly make me think COVID actually did a good thing stopping crowds in stadiums. Less hate, less fights, less litter, less pollution from all the cars showing up and more room and peace for the players to actually focus on their game.
Going against that, there have already been at least two viral two fights break out at NFL preseason games this year. A year of being away from these events might cause these idiots to have pent up anger
It amazes me that a fan has only blown a whistle once at a game.
That Mom thing is everything.😂😂😂
Sounds like a ripe post for r/EntitledParents.
1986 Talladega 500 - a drunk fan steals the pace car and goes joy riding around the track 😂
There is also the known Australian serial pest - Peter Hore.
In World Cup Qualifier between Australia and Iran in Melbourne, he ran onto the field in the second half.
Game was called to a halt with Australia leading 2-0 . When the game resumed, Iran went on to equaliser and win thus denying Australia a chance to play in a World Cup since 1974.
The snowball fight was genuinely funny. XD
Was gonna say the same thing. Aiming at the camera man?!😂
@@kushviper Where was Sam Wyche when you need him. For his memorable "You don't live in Cleveland" speech
The problem is.. they keep saying "snowballs" when they were chunks of ice, not just snowballs. One of my dad's longtime friends was the Chargers' main communications guy who traveled with them and was there. He explained how some people were actually pretty injured when hit in the face with the ice chunks. At least one person had their nose split open. That's why they were threatening to forfeit the game: People were being hurt.
As an Philadelphia eagles fan I am surprised that nothing was said about booing Santa
What made the Malice at the Palace even worse was that Artest went after the wrong fan. The guy in the blue jersey was the one that threw the cup.
Artest didn't go after the wrong person. John Green, who threw the cup, actually tripped Artest, causing him to hit the wrong person. When John Green was interviewed about it, he showed no remorse for his actions.
DCT Lovely my bad. Never heard that. Thx for the correction I haven’t watched the new documentary yet
@@dctlovely3556*I find it funny that your boy Artest was VIOLENTLY TRIGGERED by someone throwing a flying empty beer cup... triggered into swinging fists at someone he thought was the 'monster' that threw it. What a p u s s y Artest was. BTW, Metta World Peace sends his love. lol*
Expect to be in a Warzone when your in a Football Stadium.
I won’t lie; #9 was hilarious!
The fact that the fans were able to throw snowballs in the middle of the field is impressive
Best things about the fan man? The simpsons reference it
“Are you an angel? yeah homer all us Angels wear haggler slacks!”
Imagine if those beer bottles were made of glass at Bottle gate? One of those land on your head...ouch.
I agree with being mad but not the bottle throwing
If you ever wanted to become hated by a huge number of people in a very short time period, getting alcohol banned from a sports facility is probably one of the best options available to you
As a philly sports fan it’s rare and nice to not see us on a list of bad sports fans
The PSV - Ajax game is always chaotic, you can easily find 10 of this sort events.
Not a bad list, but you missed Peter Hoare's invasion of the field during the Australia vs Iran World Cup Qualifing match at Melbourne's MCG. Hoare ripped one goal's net away from the frame delaying the game for a considerable period while it was fixed. Aus were up 2-0 and looked to have booked their tickets to France '98. The delay caused the Australians to lose concentration and immediately after the re-start, Iran scored twice to tie the game 2-2 and advance past Australia on the Away goals rule.
Still heartbreaking to this day for die-hard Aussie soccer fans!
PSV Vs Eye Jacks? I've heard of PSV but Eye Jack's, nah.
Yeah its pronounced wrong
The fan man during Holyfield vs Bowe match was shunned and harassed by both fans & media after that incident that led his suicide a few months later. It's a tragic.
Fan man?
Cmon time to leave Bartman alone
7:48 even Santa was throwing snowballs that night at Giants Stadium!😂😂
My favorite part of this is how he pronounced Ajax. He did not look that up before making this video haha 😂
If anyone is curious, the laser pointer in an eye feels hot. Although mine was from a cat toy grade laser, and went through or reflected off my glasses, mom felt terrible that she got me with it. No lasting damage, but the thought of the sensation still creeps me out.
This is exactly the reason why I'm not a big sports fan...it's not the players, it's the idiots being stupid or fighting in the stands that just ruin it for me.
Yeah fans in general can ruin the fun for not just sports, but TV shows, movies, and music
Ten Cent Beer Night in Cleveland - I wasn't there, but I've seen vids by some history youtubers about it. The History Guy made one of the best vids on the subject.
4:39 Ah yes classic greek football 🇬🇷
2:00: I have no idea about that... Roughly translates into: Yeah, I know... we paid that guy....
The 1980 Bathurst 1000 I think should be noted as a rock was kicked onto the track as driver Dick Johnson was leading, causing him to crash out and write off his Ford Falcon.
The rock was about the size of a soft ball, and is currently on display at Dick's workshop at Dick Johnson Racing.
It was deemed an accident after a police investigation as it was said two drinker fans were kicking the rock between them but unintentionally kicked it onto the track.
That Referee who blew that Saints, Rams Playoff game. Essentially screwing the Saints out of a shot at The Super Bowl. Only for the Rams & Patriots to put on the most boring Super Bowl Ever!
Or what about the replacement refs getting the hail mary play wrong calling it a game winner when it was clearly picked off. Green Bay got screwed on that one Monday night game.
@@jasonrandom372 Wasn't that the incident that got the real refs back on the field?
@@nicoleknight9412 the very next week
Important note about those laser pointers: a lot of those high powered lasers can be powerful enough to cause permanent eye damage. Anyone who thinks it’s funny to attempt to blind someone is an absolute psychopath.
Come on now, 06:55 is completely understandable target practice.
4:16 Reminds me of that scene in Army of The Dead where the paratroopers landed in the midst of zombies.
Paratroopers are idiots for doing that
Not surprised to see Malice at The Palace on this list.
Wouldn't of been so bad if player didn't jump the "fan"
Would be great if we could have time
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Another incident that could have been added is the disco demolition night that happened in Chicago in 1979
Another title: "Stupidity at its Finest during Sport Events"
I was at the Malice at the Palace, the whole issue is that the coach or whoever it was, rather than drag Ron Artest back to the team's bench, shoved him towards the announcer's table where he decided to lay down, after committing a stupidly hard foul, at an away game, while his team has a pretty decent lead. Not making excuses for the audience, but as a member of that audience at that time, his mannerisms felt disrespectful. I remember personally wondering what possible reason he'd have for laying down across the announcer table when I saw the beer hit him. I went to the next home game after that too, a lot of their policies were nutty, if memory serves, they went so far as to not allow you to have the top to a water bottle you bought.
Remember when England bullied a little girl during a Futbol game. That’s why I’m proud to not be English
They once ripped up the seats in a Dublin stadium to throw them at fans when they were losing
It was online not in person and I agree that the comments made by some people were disgusting, but that vast minority of fans does not represent English fans as a whole. Its because most Europeans understand English that I think that they hear about this and remember these incidents but I'm sure every country has its idiots and It is frustrating that they represent us in the eyes of non-english fans.
I felt disgusted to be English when that happened 😕 not classy or respectful at all. On the whole most English Football fans just want to enjoy the game like everyone else
10:30 don't you mean, if the guy didn'T commit a foul?
Imagine being a fan having a 6'7" athlete coming straight at you with ill intent. His heart must've sank
Don’t throw a drink on a 6’7” athlete if you don’t want him “coming straight at you”. 🤷🏾♀️
Then dont be a bitch to those athletes.
@@shanikaayanna9767 it was the wrong guy. The guy he tackled still had his drink in his hand.
0:54: 10. Monday Night Football laser attack
2:04: 9. Utah Jazz false wristle
3:05: 8. Drunk Cricket tackle
…thanks? 😂
So you have up after 3?
When it comes to football, it's a deadly war.
Real football or that one where the ball rarely touch the foot
@@Factsworld_001 Real football
@@Factsworld_001 silence angry euro
I have another football match (or soccer for the US people) from PSV in which fans disrupted the match. The UEFA Cup match PSV - 1. FC Kaiserslautern from 15 march 2001 is a great example of angry fans disrupting the match. After a penalty from Kaiserslautern fans got angry and stormed to one of the gates surrounding the field. They managed to open it and stormed on to the field in which some players and staff had to stop them while the other team and officials rushed of the field. PSV did lose the match, but after the match riots continued even outside the stadium. PSV got a fine and weren't allowed to play European matches the following season in their own stadium.
3:07 I dont know why, but this is the most Australian looking man I have ever seen. I immediately guessed Australian when I saw this picture
I loved the Last part where a fan is blamed for his reaction to the problem NOT THE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE WHO IS PAID MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO PLAY A GAME...
What about Disco Demolition at the Chicago White Sox vs Detroit Tigers baseball game at Comiskey Park Chicago in 1979? When a local radio DJ led a protest against Disco music in which fans were brought some Disco records to the game to be placed in metal bins and then blown up during half-time. This sparked the crowd rushing the field and led to a riot, leading to the stadium being destroyed and the second game being called off. That day is remembered as the "death of Disco" although in reality it was nothing of the kind. However the backlash against Disco is perhaps most associated with that event.
1:50 yeah that guy is definitely the head coach you wanna have in your corner lol.
Don't hire security guards to watch over and escort out the idiots, hire assassins to spot and silently take care of the idiots.
another one I remember very well is this one from dutch soccer.
In 2011 in a match between ajax and az an ajax fan ran on the field trying to attack the az goalkeeper. Then the az goalkeeper defended himself and injured the fan in the process getting a red card from the referee.
After that az players and staff completely raged out and refused to continue play and eventually the match was cancelled because off it.
That rugby one pissed me off the most. Not even a rugby fan
On one hand, they're ruining an event many people look forward to and pay money for and it is disrespectful.
On the other hand, some of these are kinda funny.
Totally think Artest was at fault here...yes they shouldn't have thrown the drink, but when a professional player PHYSICALLY ATTACKS A FAN?!?! that's gonna start a riot for sure
1996 ALCS O’s at Yankees when 12 year old Jeffrey Maier, leaned over the wall to interfere with Baltimore outfielder Tony Tarasco from making the catch which would have been ruled a catch but was ruled a home-run, which changed the result of the game and series.
Why he wasn’t escorted out of the stadium is beyond me. …
Unlike Bartman in 2003 this kid intended to interfere with the play
Thanks to show us all this.
Literally ANY football (soccer) game in EU
You mean England?
I’m a huge football/soccer fan, I know the league in Egypt got suspended due to the fans literally destroying the stadium.
@@Sspratz some games have cops escorting players (and fans) out so the opposing team fans dont attack/kill them👍
As a Brazilian, I have to say that the 2004 Athens Games hurted us badly. That dude, dress as something, forced Wanderley Cordeiro out of the race, when he was about to win the gold medal. Weeks before the same dude almost got run over in a formula 1 race. I hate that guy.
The Niners Monday Night Football game at Denver never gets a mention, but what a disgrace that was. The original snowball game. A 49ers field goal kick was ruined because of a snowball thrown by a Broncos' fan, and nothing was even done about it!
I’m surprised the 2003 British Grand Prix wasn’t on the list as a track invader came onto the track and it did ruin the race, but I’m guessing not as much as the ones on the list
It has been scientifically proven that Steve Bartman was not in the wrong. It's been stated that the ball was not able to be caught.
ESPN's 30 for 30 did a really good job explaining why Steve Bartman didn't deserve the treatment he got at all. Nice of the Cubs to send him a ring after they win the World Series, but I don't know if that will ever make up for it.
I believe the worst was that Olympic long distance race where someone grabbed the racer in the first position and dropped him. Training years for one race and having that done to you
Poor giants I guess the chargers must have felt bad for what happened
There is a paranormal event 4:07. It has been shown in paranormal videos. There is "someone" running extremely fast and through people.
7:47 *_Of Course Santa Is Throwing Snowballs_*
The snowball one was the best. No planning. Just mother nature's trick😂
Meanwhile, congress members completely ignore this crazy, reckless, and outright dangerous behavior at sporting events and blame video games for violence. Ridiculous.
Number one should have called the police and beat the living crap of fans for throwing drinks at a already exhausted and infuriated player
Y’all didn’t even put the flare that hit Dida in the champion league 🙋🏽♂️🙄
You have a mother going into a boxing ring n don’t have the Boston Bruins fighting the fans in the stands, great mojo as always 👍🏻
Go ahead and say what you said again and then understand that the video is about when fans ruin things not when mike milbury comits assault with a shoe.
Dude that NFL on NBC music takes me back
I'm Surprised Bottlegate Isn't On This List!!
I'm surprised you didn't mention Eric Cantona's Karate kick to a fan.
All the dislikes were people involved in trouble
8:52 - eye-jacks really it’s i-axe
There used to be too many disruptions caused to minutes of silence by drunk or partizan crowds. I think that's why they brought in the minute's applause. At least it drowns out the idiots.
9:41 Ron Artest deserves more blame. Seeing as how the cup thrown at him was plastic and empty.
Players should just walk to the locker room and let the authorities handle the situation.
Steve Bartmann should be off limits. He's not an idiot, but more of an unfortunate victim.
The 2021 Tour de France Stage 1 crash should at least be number 10 or 9 as it was caused by a moronic Spectator holding up a sign too close to the cyclists that caused the Stage to stop the tour for a bit. She was holding her sign hoping for her 15 minutes of fame as she hit Tony Martin head on with the sign causing him to crash in the biggest stage one crash so far.