Rooting for the national team of your country, wishing it victories, rejoicing at its successes and being upset by failures is a completely natural behavior for a citizen, even one who is very far from sports. Of course, this fully applies to the citizens of Russia. And the higher the rank of a sporting event, the more prestigious it is, the more intense the emotions of the fans reach. At the same time, one should not allow emotions to overflow, take on a clearly excessive, unhealthy form.
Instructions
Step 1
If there is an opportunity (free time, financial well-being, etc.), go to support the team directly to the stadium where the match will take place. And if we are not talking about a single game, but about a tournament, for example, the European Football Championship that will start soon, try to accompany it throughout the tournament. The first part of the championship will be held in Poland, the second - in Ukraine. Of course, such an escort will require significant material costs and registration of travel documents to Poland, because, unlike Ukraine, you need a visa to visit this country. In addition, there will be relatively few tickets on free sale, and the number of people wishing to enter the stadium can easily be imagined.
Step 2
So think about whether it is better to cheer for our team while staying at home. You can go to any sports bar alone or with a group of friends and watch the match on TV. It is better to book a table in advance, otherwise you risk not getting there. Of course, such a visit is also associated with costs, but compared to a trip to another country, they are very small.
Step 3
You can also cheer for the national team by watching its performance on screens that are specially mounted for this in various parts of large cities. Of course, there is no need to talk about any comfort: you will be standing in the open air, in a large crowd, before that you will go through the inspection procedure at checkpoints, where any item that looks like a weapon, as well as alcohol, will be taken away from you. Perhaps the only plus of this option is that such views are still free.
Step 4
You can also cheer for the national team at home, in a familiar cozy atmosphere. A sofa, TV and program guide are all you need for this. Well, maybe a couple more bottles of your favorite beer with a simple snack. This is an economical, comfortable, and most importantly the safest option. Alas, in a large crowd of fans, passions that have nothing to do with sports can easily flare up. Suffice it to recall the ugly events that took place on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow on June 9, 2002 during the broadcast of the World Cup match between the national teams of Russia and Japan.
