Top 10 Most Annoying Things that Happen in Sports
Playing sports is more than just having fun. You’ve got to work hard, play hard, and also learn how to be respectful for your opponents.So here are some of the most annoying things that happen when you’re playing sports.
Don't even get me started on this. People who milk free kicks are the most annoying types of sports players, and it's just not fair when you're on the receiving end of it. Most people who dive for free kicks tend to get booed by opposition fans, and rightly so.
It's not brave. It just shows that you're a coward who wants to cheat in order to win.
Getting hit in the face by a ball happens way too frequently. It hurts so much and almost feels like getting punched in the face because of the ball flying towards you at full speed.
Right between my head and my neck during middle school.
Right in the face in the same period.
But there's more, because I've been hit in the face by one of my classmates running across me too. Two times.
I still remember as a kid getting a tennis ball right in my eye.
Sometimes you lose or draw a game, but deep down you deserve the win. You've dominated the whole game, and you feel that you should be rewarded for your effort. The only thing you didn't dominate was the scoreboard, which is the "stat" that matters most.
I'm sure most sports teams can relate to this.
Look, people learn from their mistakes, I get it. But when people annoyingly make the same kind of mistakes over and over again, that can get quite annoying.
If one of your players is lousy, it's always best to encourage them or train them more, which will probably help them perform better.
As a lousy sports person, this is why I only do swimming and parkour.
A common mental skill needed for sports is sportsmanship. Opponents who lack that trait are always going to give you a rough time, whether it be spitting, constant pushing and shoving, or being responsible for another player's injury.
It's just a game. You don't need to get so aggressive and fierce about it.
You're in a good position for me to pass it to you, so why not call for the ball so I can see who to pass it to?
People who don't call for the ball are always the types of players who ruin good chances to score.
There's a reason why you joined this team. You want to go out there, have fun, and make the most of it. Not sit down on a cold bench waiting to come on for the whole game.
You're essentially missing out on all of the fun, and that's because of your coach.
Umpires and refs are the people in charge of sports games, and it's their responsibility to make sure that the game is being officiated fairly and equally. But when umpires miss calls, give soft free kicks, or even show favoritism towards the other team, that's a huge problem.
The opposition technically has more players on the field because the umpiring is really one-sided.
Bad officiating is the most annoying thing to me in any sport.
What's worse than having a teammate who isn't at all good at the game? A teammate who daydreams and shows no awareness of what's going on.
At least lousy teammates actually care, but ones who daydream probably just want the game to finish. If it's a goalkeeper in soccer, that would be the worst. Seriously, stop daydreaming about unnecessary things and get your eyes back into the game! It's important to stay focused.
It always sucks when your favorite athlete gets injured. You won't be able to see him perform for months.
This reminds me of a FIFA glitch where the crowd would go nuts after kicking a consolation goal.
Annoys the hell out of me. Teammates and coaches should "check" these idiots.
In school, that happens all the time to me. I remember when the gym teacher kept telling everybody to pass to me, and they never did.
They're just doubters who don't think I'm good. It's their fault that I have never proved them wrong.
If you're offside, I guess that's a good enough reason. But you could be onside and in a great position.
Luckily, this rarely happens, but pitch invaders can prove costly when you have possession of the ball. These annoying little rascals will also make you lose all the momentum you have when you're coming forward.
They may be pretty funny at times, but they're obnoxious when it comes to ruining momentum. There's a reason why sports have boundaries.