정말 어쩌면 좋을까?

한국축구가 죽었다.

그 책임론을 놓고 말들도 많다.

축제 중의 축제

월드컵 거리응원축제

너무나 아쉬웠기에 분노할 만도 하다.

그러나 그토록 응원했던 우리라면 감싸안을 줄도 알아야하지 않을까?

전쟁에서 진 것도 아닌데.. 스포츠는 스포츠로서 즐길 뿐인데..

외신에 날 정도로 우리 팬심은 대단하다.

한국축구는 죽었다!!

 너땜에 졌어

월스트리트저널 아시아판에 있는 내용이다.

South Korean football fans hold a banner reading ‘Korean football is dead’ at Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul, on June 30, 2014, as South Korean national football team players returned from Brazil.

A national sports team returning home from a humiliating defeat can often face the wrath of angry fans. South Korea’s national soccer players arrived back from the World Cup on Monday to something a little more extreme: a banner declaring the death of the local game.

As they lined up for a team photo at Incheon, Seoul’s main international airport, the players were showered  with “yeot,” a traditional candy that is also a common synonym for a Korean expletive.

“Eat yeot!” yelled an angry taffy-thrower at the team, according to reports from the airport.

The anti-fans also held up a banner printed in a design used for a funerals that said: “South Korean soccer is dead!!”

South Korea finished bottom of its group at the World Cup in one of its poorest showings in over a decade after defeats against Belgium and Algeria, and a draw against Russia.

It’s unclear at whom the grievances were directed. Some reports cited other members of the same angry group protesting against what they called a corrupt soccer association that they alleged selects its squad based on politics rather than skill.

Coach Hong Myung-bo, who blamed himself for the poor showing following the defeat against Belgium, apologized in front of the Korean press and remained uncommitted about his own future. A former national hero and soccer star, Hong’s contract runs through next January.