Dylan88Wilson
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I started this topic way back on the DCMB. Thought it’d be fun to bring it back here and see what everyone can come up with. Here’s my list:
- Fans with multiple teams.
- Fans who complain about other fans referring to their team as “us” or “we”.
- Fans who proclaim the season is over after every loss.
- “Must-win” games that aren’t literally must-win games.
- Fans who tell other fans to “take it one game at a time”.
- Fans who preemptively claim a player is a bust.
- Fans who always think the backup is better than the starter.
- Fans who root for their team to do poorly if it benefits their fantasy team.
- Pessimists who claim to be “realists”.
- Fans who argue one player over another simply because “ringzzz”.
- Superstitious fans who believe in jinxes, curses, or luck in a supernatural sense.
- “Did this team win or did that team lose” debates.
- Fans who cheer injuries.
- Nostalgic fans who believe everything from their era was better and tougher.
- The “thug” label, as it’s almost always misused.
- The “shut up and play” fans who only want their athletes to play sports.
- Fans who leave early.
- Fans who blame the refs.
- Fans who complain about every call.
- Fans who think there’s a conspiracy against their team.
- Fans who insult and cuss at players at live games. Then, (bonus!) play the victim when they player checks them.
- Fans who act as if players aren’t allowed to complain about anything in life because they make a lot of money.
- Fans who claim someone else is a bandwagon fan simply because their team is doing well.
- Fans who poo-poo every good play with sarcastic remarks.
- Fans with sources.
- Fans who cant differentiate best player from best team.
- Fans who claim “that was a bad play call” based solely on the result.
- Fans who live by tired out clichés, such as “defense wins championships” or “they wanted it more”.
- Too-cool fans who criticize others for wearing jerseys.
- Fans who compare a player to another player obviously because of their race.
- Fans who say you don’t know the game if you disagree with their opinion.
- Fans who act as if everyone doubted their team when no one did.
- Fans with multiple teams.
- Fans who complain about other fans referring to their team as “us” or “we”.
- Fans who proclaim the season is over after every loss.
- “Must-win” games that aren’t literally must-win games.
- Fans who tell other fans to “take it one game at a time”.
- Fans who preemptively claim a player is a bust.
- Fans who always think the backup is better than the starter.
- Fans who root for their team to do poorly if it benefits their fantasy team.
- Pessimists who claim to be “realists”.
- Fans who argue one player over another simply because “ringzzz”.
- Superstitious fans who believe in jinxes, curses, or luck in a supernatural sense.
- “Did this team win or did that team lose” debates.
- Fans who cheer injuries.
- Nostalgic fans who believe everything from their era was better and tougher.
- The “thug” label, as it’s almost always misused.
- The “shut up and play” fans who only want their athletes to play sports.
- Fans who leave early.
- Fans who blame the refs.
- Fans who complain about every call.
- Fans who think there’s a conspiracy against their team.
- Fans who insult and cuss at players at live games. Then, (bonus!) play the victim when they player checks them.
- Fans who act as if players aren’t allowed to complain about anything in life because they make a lot of money.
- Fans who claim someone else is a bandwagon fan simply because their team is doing well.
- Fans who poo-poo every good play with sarcastic remarks.
- Fans with sources.
- Fans who cant differentiate best player from best team.
- Fans who claim “that was a bad play call” based solely on the result.
- Fans who live by tired out clichés, such as “defense wins championships” or “they wanted it more”.
- Too-cool fans who criticize others for wearing jerseys.
- Fans who compare a player to another player obviously because of their race.
- Fans who say you don’t know the game if you disagree with their opinion.
- Fans who act as if everyone doubted their team when no one did.
