Temat: Coping with Failure
ilter Kalkanci:
It will never be "only sports" Lidia :)
But it shouldn't be this way too.
I don't understand men. I don't care about football but I'm interested how people react to difficult situations because it shows what kind of people they are.
An example: a former student of mine, graduated from the University of Medicine, so he's about 24. He usually places pics of himself and his girlfriend on NK. But last night he felt the need or just followed the fashion (don't know what's worse) to place an offensive photo with the referee. And then his friends went on to congratulate him! I don't find it funny.
It's just a tiny example. But it drives me mad.
It's an active way of spreading evil and hatred so to speak.
Do you think I'm oversensitive?
As a Pole, you shouldn't feel sorry. Similar thing happened after the match between Brazil-Turkey in the World Cup (2002). Turkish spectators were also very angry.
Have you seen what footbal 'fans' can do here in Poland? After a local match? The damage? The destroyed stadiums, trains and train stations? Then the mass media say 'oh, this is nothing, it's these obscure (unemployed or underprivileged socially) people, we're in control.
And now you have THOUSANDS of normal Poles doing the same - only virtually.