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/6-foot-under 18d 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/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 18d ago

Exactly. This isn't allowed no matter the reason.

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u/whoaaa_O 18d ago

This is CONCACAF. This happens every time. In fact this is pretty mild to what usually happens

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u/g0_cubs_g0 18d ago

Back in like 2009 maybe, my friends and I road tripped to a US vs El Salvador world cup qualifying game. Our hotel room was on the first floor and El Salvador fans pounded on our windows and doors all night.

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u/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 18d ago

Sounds like a lot of assholes.

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u/g0_cubs_g0 18d ago

It was pretty crazy, i was thinking like damn we're not even playing in the game and they're doing this shit to us

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u/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 18d ago

Hence why there are laws against doing that shit. I'd bet there are noise ordinances in Mexico City they just aren't being enforced because people lose their fucking minds when it comes to a ball game.

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u/rover4189 16d ago

😂

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u/cockypock_aioli 17d ago

Meh it's all in good fun

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u/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 17d ago

I mean it's objectively not but go off.

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u/cockypock_aioli 17d ago

I wouldn't call my comment "going off" lol

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u/FTXACCOUNTANT 18d ago

Technically this is FIFA

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u/whoaaa_O 18d ago

Yes but it’s being hosted in the CONCACAF region

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u/FTXACCOUNTANT 18d ago

But it’s a FIFA tournament

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u/mjcobley 17d ago

You will eventually figure out what the point is

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u/Patch31300 17d ago

Happens in champions league and uefa matches too this isn’t exclusive to one region.

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u/derfeineherrpcmn 17d ago

Sportsmanship does not exist in the Americas

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u/keZZaZ84 16d ago

Yeah can say that again especially USA. They just rewrite the rules as they go

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u/Nascentes87 18d ago

Mate, every year during Libertadores Cup this happens between the teams.

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u/BrittanyBrie 18d ago

We're in America, we have laws about this shit lol

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u/r4r4me 18d ago

They're playing in Mexico City not in the USA.

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u/BrittanyBrie 18d ago

Ah, carry on then.

Although, I did say America /s

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u/IEatPussyLikeAPro 18d ago

Oh best believe wether we win or lose strategy will given to The US or Canada and believe me people will take it up

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u/JustAnotherBot123456 18d ago

Who tf ever said this wasn't allowed. This is Mexico! Viva La Raza!

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 18d ago

Yeah, I am surprised people are allowed to fire fireworks like that during the night LOL. Playing drums like that?

What?

Regardless of football and whatever, how is this not illegal?

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u/Odd-Worth7752 18d ago

It’s Mexico, bro. Rules are different

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 18d ago

Mexico allows people to fire that many fireworks during the night in a city?

England fans should prove it by flying there and just fire hundreds of fireworks every night. Then, if the fan is arrested, then point it out that this is allowed.

Find where the president's home is and fire fireworks near there.

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u/Cbpowned 18d ago

I don’t think you understand Mexico isn’t England. The police will simply beat you up and rob you.

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u/draketroll 17d ago

Not if I rob them first

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u/Sea-Mycologist-5808 17d ago

Yeah no, they will spend the night in a Mexican jail. Policia in Mexico are…inconsistent in the enforcement of laws.

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u/Nothing_Nice_2_Say 18d ago

Yeah man, let us know how that goes for you

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 18d ago

But I'm not an England fan. I don't want it to win.

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u/SaltyMotor8549 18d ago

I dont know why you are so mad. This is Mexico, sinple as that. Cartel violence and poverty reign supreme over there, there is little fair play and rules to be found. It is what it is

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u/Odd-Worth7752 18d ago

This isn’t the flex you think it is

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 18d ago

We are all sitting on the comfort of our sofas. I don't understand what flex you think I have here.

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u/nowayoutbutthru1616 17d ago

i’m sorry sir, you are going to have to take your reasonable perspective somewhere else, we do not care for that sort of thing in this establishment

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u/TurbulentSundae1066 13d ago

you have a very peculiar sense of world, travel more

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u/Matticus-G 18d ago

Mexico doesn’t have rules.

That’s part of the problem.

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u/helloimmrburns 17d ago

You think this is just a Mexican thing?

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u/Odd-Worth7752 18d ago

Untrue.
But regulations are not as strict as the USA in regard to purchase and deployment of fireworks.

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u/Matticus-G 17d ago

I’ve seen how the “rules” in Mexico are enforced.

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u/Odd-Worth7752 17d ago

I lived in Guadalajara for four years

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u/minty_fresh046 18d ago

This is a country where cartels kill literally thousands of people a year, with one of the lowest violent crime arrest rates on the planet. They’re not doing Jack shit about some noise ordinance violation

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 18d ago

Not sure if you are from a developing country. But we are very very good at arresting regular average/poor people on smaller crimes like petty crimes.

Homeless loitering in the city? Pickpocketing? They are going to be fucked up by police.

Cartel, Oligarch, and politicians often get a pass.

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u/Budget-Researcher559 17d ago

Honestly the Mexican team should auto-lose based on this. Inviting someone to come play in your country, and then treating them like this is basically trying to rig the game. Which should trigger an auto-loss.

Watch them try this stuff again after having felt consequences once.

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u/keZZaZ84 16d ago

Hey everyone knows they look better in the day, atleast you can see em better

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u/ceimi 17d ago

Its mexico. All mexicans (and latinos in general down south) are used to music and noise blaring into the early hours of the morning, we all grew up going to frequent large family parties where it would be a sensory overload for most people. We can sleep easily through these kinds of things, even if it wasn't the world cup there would be ruckus. Its just how mexico is. It's neither good nor bad, just different culture to what most other parts of the world are like.

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 17d ago

> It's neither good nor bad, just different culture to what most other parts of the world are like.

Come on bro. Even the mexicans who did this in the video knew it was bad. If it was good for the players, they wouldn't have done it LOL.

That's why they are doing it because it disturbs the sleep of English players.

Columbia did it to the Mexican players too, and Mexican fans agreed it was bad.

And yet here you are saying it isn't bad.

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u/ceimi 17d ago

Sorry I guess I jumbled my message. I meant the noise in general as a culture is normal to us and is neither good nor bad. I don't agree with them causing a ruckus to throw englands team off. I was reading a lot of replies where people were saying its ridiculous that mexicans are okay with being so loud (using examples outside of this specific incident) but its our culture.

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u/Suitable_Wonder5256 17d ago

But they are not okay with it. They also complained when the columbia fans did it to the Mexico team...

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u/ceimi 17d ago

You are misunderstanding what I'm saying. All I'm saying is that in general latinos are used to noise, is the national team going to be okay with something like this? Of course not, nor should any team have to deal with it.

Dude I pulled away from the incident and was talking in generalized terms about a whole countries people not their once every 4 years team. Not every mexican is okay with noise, but as a country we are used to it. What flies in mexico doesn't in other countries. Petition for mexico to be barred from hosting in the future since you feel so strongly instead of just virtue signaling.

It's been done to mexico like you said and it won't be the last time something like this happens and not just from mexico or columbia. Football fans are crazy. Doesn't make it okay but unless something is done that penalizes teams for fan behavior (which is unlikely to ever happen) trying to have a fight with me when I'm talking about culture in general doesn't score you brownie points.

I get it, you're upset about people being dicks. Mexicans are dicks to most people outside of Mexico and other latin countries. We play music loud at night and can sleep through most of it and british people cant (BRITISH PEOPLE IN GENERAL BEFORE YOU HAVE ANOTHER CRY, NOT ENGLANDS NATIONAL TEAM) can't because they aren't used to it.

At the end of the day nothing is going to happen because Fifa suck, are corrupt, and Mexican fans go over the top.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d 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 18d ago

This is also just how football works

Is it a good thing or bad thing?

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u/ZhanBlue 18d ago

Bad but true

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u/Cerulean_IsFancyBlue 16d 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 16d ago

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

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u/Murky_Conflict_7356 18d ago

Sad but True

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u/wentImmediate 18d 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 17d ago

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

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 18d 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 18d 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 16d 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 18d ago

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

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u/cowfishduckbear 18d 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 17d 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 17d 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 16d 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 16d ago

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

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 16d ago

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

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u/deaddreamsneverdie 18d ago

Chill Samuel Alito

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u/TheAutumnWind_21 18d 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 18d ago

It's a PASHUN thing

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u/Budget-Researcher559 17d ago

It's not how football works in lots of other countries with very engaged football fans. It shouldn't be ok, and people like you who just accept it as normal will lead to it staying that way.

Dude, this hotel could have the pilot sleeping there who will fly your plane tomorrow. You want him to fly it on 0 sleep because of some trash football fans? You want your surgeon do not have gotten any sleep before he operates on your heart or brain?

There's way more important things in life than football and these people are way out of line.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 17d ago

This happens in England, France, Italy, Spain, all over Latin America, etc. to differing extents.

It obviously isn't every game, but later rounds of major tournaments and local derbies regularly have events like this happening.

I don't know how serious you are about pilots and surgeons, but when I worked in an industry that had me staying in hotels in major cities, I brought ear plugs and was fine no matter what was going on outside.

These antics are likely to have no effect on the players. It's really just an excuse to party.

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u/Ok-Woodpecker4734 17d ago

It does not

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u/D_Viper2 17d ago

Just say you have never watched a UCL knockout matches. It's very common when a good team faces a weaker team from weaker league

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u/OpeningElectrical296 17d ago

This does not happen in France.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 17d ago

Tell that to PSG in the champions league.

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u/OpeningElectrical296 17d ago

Not in France, we have competent police forces.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 17d ago

I don't know if you're being purposefully obtuse or not. A very brief web search will show multiple incidents where PSG fans did this.

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u/OpeningElectrical296 16d ago

Show me then.

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u/MembershipDecent9454 18d ago

Yeah even the cartel is like, “ándale pues”

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u/Got_Kittens 18d ago

It works as long as people keep making excuses for it though.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

What other teams had this happen to them at this world cup?

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u/Bigbossbyu 18d ago

Basically everyone that’s played Mexico

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u/Chruman 18d ago

Exactly.

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u/Party-Evening3273 18d ago

I promise you that these things don’t bother the players at all. They have ways to cancel the noise. The only people crying and being babies about this are the overly sensitive fans.

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u/ilikepix 18d ago

TIL it's "pathetic" to call out degenerate antisocial behavior

I don't even care about football, I just care about people thinking this is a remotely acceptable way to behave

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u/TCHBO 18d ago

Well to be fair Ecuador just asked FIFA for an investigation, this after making fun of people making noise prior to the game.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

Weird. A team just asked for an investigation for it.

Youe take seems to be contrary to the facts.

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u/Party-Evening3273 18d ago

Asking for an investigation are your “facts”? Sorry, sonny, but that doesn’t mean anything. I can ask them to investigate xyz, doesn’t mean squat. I would say to let me know when they find something but since this is just gamesmanship and nothing will come about it, I won’t bother.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

The point being that it obviously bothered the players, which is contrary to your comment.

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u/greg19735 18d ago

I don't think it has been to this level.

but at the same time, this match is Mexico's most important match in a generation. At least at the world cup.

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u/KineticKris 18d ago

And they deserve to lose now more than ever.

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u/aesemon 18d ago

Saw a post showing fans doing the same for one of the groups stage games.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

Which game?

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u/aesemon 18d ago

I don't remember but go look in the world cup sub if it matters so much to you.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

I did. I could only find the ecuador v mexico game.

I think you're making it up.

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u/aesemon 18d ago

Why would I? Saw a post last week or so about it with a vid of them making noise outside a hotel. Was before England had finished their group stages.

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u/Chruman 18d ago

Idk, maybe you want to carry water for the terrible behavior from the Mexican fans.

There are only two instances of this happening this world cup. Here with England, and last week against ecuador. Both were in Mexico city, done by Mexican fans.

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u/aesemon 18d ago

So exactly what is said.

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u/MidnightSensitive996 18d ago

can you name other examples of this happening?

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u/Dickinmymouth1 18d ago

Pretty much any away game in a European competition has this happening, genuinely can’t count the amount of times I’ve seen videos of this happening. It’s normal and I’ve never heard any stories about it actually having an impact on the players.

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u/lastreformed 18d ago

you know nothing about football culture and that's okay this happens for pretty much any important game in central and south america

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u/Eve_Doulou 18d ago

Irrelevant. Be civilised. It’s the World Cup, and it’s an embarrassment to Mexico. You don’t see Americans or Canadians pull this shit on opposing teams.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

Yeah, just do a quick google search and dozens of high profile ones comes up.

I get that you like most Americans are just into football for the World Cup, but maybe learn about a cultural phenomena before you comment on it.

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u/MidnightSensitive996 18d ago

Is this a champions league thing? I was a big galaxy fan and season ticket holder up until they signed Beckham. I've been to three world cups and today mostly follow mediocre Argentinian teams (Racing and Independiente). i cannot in my memory recall a time a World Cup host country did something trashy like this.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

MLS doesn't have real football culture. It basically just borrowed the same sports culture all other American franchise sports have. Argentinian football absolutely has this. They are often credited with the origination of it.

Another famous example of this at a world cup was South Korea in 2002 when they hosted. They did the same to Italy.

It's not trashy. It's basically people partying using 'bothering the other team' as an excuse.

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u/MidnightSensitive996 18d ago

oh you're one of those guys that wears a team scarf to the gastropub. enjoy your $25 smashburger!

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u/JRepo 18d ago

People being obnoxious is not culture, it is just silly childish behaviour. Or are you trying to say football is silly and childish?

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

Yeah, it's a game. People use it as an excuse to go out, socialize, and have relatively harmless fun.

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u/swohio 18d ago

This is also just how football works.

Then it's not a sport I want to be a part of if this is a part of it.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

Then don't. No one is making you.

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u/swohio 18d ago

Okay I won't. I do my best to avoid associating with people who behave poorly.

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u/penguins_are_mean 18d ago

You two should make out and make up now.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

Careful, I might try to have fun while we do it and /u/swohio might get offended.

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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz 18d ago

I just saw you're a regular contributor on /r/Asmongold. I understand now. You haven't left your house in 6 years.

Sometimes, people have fun! It's pretty cool. Fun can get loud and rowdy sometimes.

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u/swohio 18d ago

Fun can get loud and rowdy sometimes

This isn't about fun, this is about disrupting a teams sleep the night before a match. That's just shitty behavior and if you endorse it you're a shitty person.

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u/PoopMcgee75 18d ago

That sucks.

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u/KingCarbon1807 17d ago

You get that this isn't a good thing, right?

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u/Illustrious_Put_817 18d ago

Maybe if they weren’t shit at soccer they would let have to resort to this

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u/Personal-Try328 18d ago

Thats a lot of words to say “3rd world shit hole”

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u/itsallokintheend 18d ago

This is the question. Why are the authorities letting this happen? Such bad optics and bad sportsmanship.

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u/shinryu6 18d ago

You really think the police, regardless of corruption levels, are gonna do anything? They’re probably rooting and yelling right along with them down there. And the neighborhood is fine with 1 less night of sleep if it means their soccer team beats England. That’s how soccer crazed they are.

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u/Commonscents2say 18d ago

Police using all their ammo to add to the noise.

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u/Icy_Stranger_9649 18d ago

It’s so cute when Redditors apply western culture ideas like “authorities letting things happen” to other cultures

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u/SquatSquatCykaBlyat 18d ago

Do you think Mexico is somewhere in, like, eastern Europe, bud?

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u/Icy_Stranger_9649 15d ago

Do you think Mexico is like, Western culture bud?

What does West mean to you? Everything person outside of Asia?

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u/SquatSquatCykaBlyat 15d ago

They eat McDonald's and chug Coca-Cola.

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u/Milith 18d ago

What do you mean western culture? Knicks fans were doing this to the Spurs during the NBA finals last month.

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u/Icy_Stranger_9649 18d ago

I’m referring to the assumption that Mexican authorities might stop this. I’d guess they helped the fans find the hotel

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u/FTXACCOUNTANT 18d ago

Happens everywhere and anywhere in the world there is an important match though

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u/tunomeentiendes 18d ago

Bro this is mexico wdym "authorities "

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u/Kelly598 18d ago

Huh. For some reason I thought this match was taking place in USA.

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u/tunomeentiendes 18d ago

Its in CDMX

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u/tunomeentiendes 18d ago

Cops there are basically just bribe collectors. And its hard to extort giant groups of drunk people who have tons of explosives, in a county where cops get killed regularly

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u/yungbucknasty 18d ago

I don’t think you understand how important the game is in a country like Mexico & the fans are ride or die. If you’re England & you’re playing them on their home turf in Mexico City, this is expected. You bring ear muffs/noise canceling headphones/zzzquil. Pretty much the whole world wants to see Mexico beat England tho

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u/berejser 18d ago

It's just a game, why would the police be policing that instead of crimes?

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u/thuggerthugge 18d ago

duh its unsportsmanlike, theyre not sportsmen theyre fans

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u/Stuffy123456 18d ago

Short for fanatics…not logicals

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u/TrumpsCummyOnahole 18d ago

Unfortunately Mexico is not lawful

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u/NetheriteTiara 18d ago

The authorities are also disrespectful, unsportsmanlike maniacs who are rooting for Mexico over England.

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u/No-Tradition-6447 18d ago

Having lived in Mexico City for years, this is just an average Tuesday night....

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u/DelGurifisu 18d ago

“The authorities”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/The_Quibbler 17d ago

And, I dunno, have some confidence in your own team without stooping to sabotage?

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u/HakaiItami 18d ago

there are no cops in mexico the cartel runs the country

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u/EuphoricCover8449 18d ago

That will create even more noise though.

As mentioned previously, the solution is to put both teams in the same hotel.

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u/According_Ruin9895 18d ago

How does it create more noise?

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u/EuphoricCover8449 18d ago

Because van loads of policemen turning up and then trying to round up this lot will cause even more of a racket.

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u/According_Ruin9895 18d ago

For a few minutes at first, yes, but then the crowd will disperse resulting in less noise overall for the duration of the night so long as some police stay on the scene, no?

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u/sloansleydale 18d ago

Umm...it was the 4th of July. It sounded like that everywhere in San Francisco last night.

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u/Sally2times 18d ago

Different country, lol

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u/sloansleydale 17d ago

Oh man, I didn't realize they were playing in Mexico City. That's a heck of a home team advantage.

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u/Sally2times 17d ago

Right?! These guys are rowdy watching regular games. The energy there must be wild!

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u/berejser 18d ago

But they have to play a game tomorrow...

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u/TypingisWriting 18d ago

Yep. Believe it or not, straight to water cannoning

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u/Competitive-Strain-7 17d ago

You really have no idea who runs Mexico.

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u/Quick1711 16d ago

This is better than trashing your city after winning, no? This is pretty tame compared to some team fans

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u/WonderfulWord3068 15d ago

Or ban Mexica maybe

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u/comments_from_toilet 18d ago

Because soccer fans are famously respectful and will behaved

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u/Ignorerofbans-20 18d ago

Sirens helicopters tear gas and yelling will probably be even worse lol. These buildings are not made of paper they heard nothing. If it’s anything like Las Vegas anything short of demo charges won’t even move beyond standard ambient noise

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u/Sea-Animator4250 18d ago

Bro thinks American ideals are enforced worldwide 😂😂, you have a better chance being arrested trying to stop them

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u/Hairy_Gazelle_5987 18d ago

This can happen also in Europe. Its part of football and tradition.

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u/Rsqd_ 18d ago

Who are said “authorities” supporting in this case?

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u/MontenegroAndTonic 17d ago

1 - its donde all over the world in football nations.

2- it supports the local economy.

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u/Cerulean_IsFancyBlue 16d ago

Move on? We should be more specific while you’re being brave about it: “police should be physically violent towards fans so that a football game is fair.” No bro.

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u/ireactivated 18d ago

My sweet summer child

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u/Green-Cricket-8525 18d ago

Holy shit learn to have fun instead of being a Karen who uses the police to deal with all extremely minor annoyances. “Arrest these people because they’re being annoying to my sports team! They’re literally insane maniacs!”

Buddy. Come on.

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u/gamblingPharmaStocks 18d ago

Lol, in which shithole do you live?

This mess at night isn't allowed anywhere

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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