This document lists and rates the stupidity of various football player superstitions, including burying garlic under the center circle, refusing to allow Scorpios on a team, and swimming in a river full of hippos and crocodiles. It provides examples such as Real Madrid burying garlic in 1917 and a Zimbabwe football team swimming in a dangerous river in 2009. Each superstition includes the player or team, time period, a brief assessment, and a rating of stupidity from 1 to 10. The document concludes by advising readers to rely on skill rather than superstition for safety.
2. When the happiness of thousands of fans depends on your
performance, you can understand a footballer’s choice to
abandon all logic and resort to weird superstitions.
Well, sort of...
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WHAT
WHO
WHEN
VERDICT
Driving to a petrol station to fill upyour car even if you don’t need it
Bit of a waste of time, but doesn’t do
any harm if you lose the match and
want to make a quickget-away.
Pepe Reina, Spain Current
LEVEL OF
STUPIDITY
4/10
14. It’s all very well to rely on fate or
superstition but, as we’ve seen,
you may not come out alive.
So, just to be safe...
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