Do some people just look forward to going out to pubs, bars or night clubs or foot ball games to FIGHT someone?

Question

was reading about the recent Cardiff man who was beaten to death by 6 men at a foot ball game alledgedly..and also read that this same man was arrested and had to appear in court last year for fighting and violance at foot ball games..so maybe he just hit the wrong person? also, it said that he was a very strong supporter of the Cardiff team? and they were playing the other welsh team and they were rivals and the 6 men were supporting the opposing team?

.WHAT IS THE MENTALITY LIKE OF SOMEONE LIKE THIS? AND HOW COMMON THIS IS?


please explain what you can

WHAT PSYCHOLOGY PROBLEMS HE MAYBE HAD OR WHAT PROMPTS THIS? AS SEE THIS IN OTHER WAYS..THE SAME PEOPLE THAT GO OUT TO PUBS TO DRINK AND GET INTO A FIGHT AND LOOK FORWARD TO IT? WHAT IS THEIR PSYCHOLOGY PROBLEM AND WHAT IS ROOT PROBLEM MAYBE FROM THEIR CHILD HOOD?

please explain what you can

thanks for your answrs!

Answer 1

Some people take Rivalries between the teams they support, too seriously and Some people, albeit a very small minority, do look to start fights with rival supporters, as a bit of fun... The people who begin Fights and cause Violence at football games, are in the minority, But as with many things, it is often the Minority which give a bad name to the Majority.



i would say 98 or 99% of people who watch matches, at the stadium or at the pub, just want to enjoy the match and have some friendly banter, with the other teams supporters... But some people go to far, and act like Morons.

Answer 2

Some people do, but that is outwith football, for a clearer understanding you'd have to ask this in the Psychology section.

Answer 3

So violence does not occur in other sports?





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VzOUKODdZ4



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ8jDgz35WM



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdBgrAnttE0



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIHxDZwxloY



I'd say there were as many riots associated with Ohio State Uni as there are with football (within the last 10 years)



I agree with what you are saying but more peopel watch football that any other sport so there are goitn to be more A holes and thus more fights.

Answer 4

Its terrible, and psychology does not come in too it madness is the word very sad!

Answer 5

I thought the guy who died was probably a troublemaker. He was probably no better than the person/people who killed him...he just came off worse.

Answer 6

Unfortunately yes.



But most fights are spontaneous and are the result of getting 'p*ssed' and allowing one's temper to get the upper hand.

Answer 7

* flushes the toilet, opens the door and steps out *



sorry about at that heh