World cup 2018, Football Hooliganism or Beneficence?

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 "World cup" the word seems heavy in itself. The football players from their own country play against each other. It's the time for them showing something pretty for their country. On the other hand, the viewers watching their favorites to win.

The world cup fever is going crazy just like the past in every four years. Its charm doesn't get rid of Nepalese people either. Folk supporting their favorite team and their favorite player is seen in our country as well. Putting flags in their motorcycles, vehicles, wearing their favorite kits, and even painting their houses and vehicles with their favorite team color depicts how crazy the soccer fans are.
The World Cup happening in Russia this time is more unpredictable. The big teams have been out of the title contenders. That's why this world cup has brought much more thrills in upcoming games. It also cannot be denied that the best players and the best teams are sorted out from an entire nation to compete against their competitors. So, every team is inevitable and good enough for a win.


Bullying over their anti-fans, mocking them on social media sites, and probably trolling them abruptly is found nowadays. The one who's bullying the other might find a euphoric moment at that time. They also might be in the same situation on the contrary.
"The World Cup" is a very precious and beautiful tournament, which pertains only after very four years. It would be better not losing its charm and that ecstasy when your favorite player hit a remarkable goal in injury time. Let's try to be humble and support our own team, trying to bully less and enjoying the game either in a projector or a bottle of beer in a fist. Obviously, it's a  charismatic game. And, yes it's a Football after all.

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