Craziest Football Fans EVER...

This player was pronounced dead during a match for more than 4 minutes, but one of his fans jumped to the field and saved his life by doing something no one expected. And that isn't even the craziest thing on the list. Like the time a fan made Lionel Messi become the calmest player in the world, his experience with this man can be considered a little awkward. This dude literally ran onto the pitch, and the security? They just couldn't stop him. When he finally got to Messi, this guy just grabbed him by the neck and held his phone up for a selfie like he was his friend or something. But thankfully for this guy, Messi maintained his composure, although he could have sucker punched him right away. Messi was clearly not in the mood for any interactions with this man, but he knew that it would look bad if he didn't take the picture with him, so he gave him what he wanted. That probably wasn't crazy enough, at least not like the time a fan did Ronaldo dirty in 2014. During one of Real Madrid's training sessions, this fan ran towards Ronaldo while on the field, almost injuring his knees. Just wait until you hear more. This entitled woman already had her shirt signed by Ronaldo earlier that day, but that wasn't enough for her. She wanted more attention from him. Look lady, whoever you are, Ronaldo is not your boyfriend. He's a world-class athlete. Thankfully, the security caught a hold of her. What was she thinking anyway? Well, at least she didn't harass Ronaldo over his shirts, which is exactly what this fan did back in 2021. I mean, I kind of understand. It's Ronaldo, who wouldn't want to get a hold of his shirt? This guy ran towards Ronaldo while he was on the field, attempting to grab his shirt. Unfortunately for him, a steward caught a hold of him first. And that wasn't even the first time something like that happened. This other time, a fan was actually successful in dodging security and making his way to Ronaldo. Ronaldo had just won a match, so he probably had his guard down, when this guy grabbed him from behind like he was a ragdoll. I'm not kidding. This guy was living life like he was in a GTA game. It was a blessing that security wasn't far behind and actually caught a hold of the guy before he could do any physical damage to Ronaldo. This fan literally made pitch invasion a career and took things to a whole new level. The man's name is Jaume Marquet, but his antics made him known to the world as Jimmy Jump. This dude is not just a fan, but a fan that became known worldwide. How? This clown runs onto the pitch during many high-profile football games, including that time when he handed a Barcelona t-shirt to Thierry Henry before he even had joined Barcelona. Talk about foresight. That was nothing, though. He was about to take his act to a whole other level. The World Cup. You may think the World Cup would have the best security that nobody could beat, right? Well, maybe not. Because this guy right here, shortly before the start of the 2010 World Cup final, ran onto the pitch and almost managed to place a hat on the trophy before disappearing underneath an army of security guards. See, Jumper has also done this in other events as well. He even crashed Spain's performance at the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest. So, at least he's not just limiting his skills to football. But putting a cap on the World Cup trophy is nothing compared to this next one. You see, when one invades the pitch, security can stop the fan no problem. But when thousands of fans run onto the pitch, no security can stop them. But I can't really blame them much. Because back in May of 2022, when Manchester City won the Premier League, the fans just couldn't contain themselves. Supporters flooded onto the playing surface at the full-time whistle. Even Kevin De Bruyne got mobbed by his adoring fans at the end of the game. The police couldn't even do anything, so they just let them do their thing. Yeah, just think about that for a second. Thousands of people on the field, made for just 22 players? Well, at least the football field is big enough to hold all of them and stop the situation from being too deadly. Because this next moment on our list came very close to dealing serious harm to a player. Loyalty to clubs is fine and all. But some fans tend to take it one step further, for the worst, harassing their favorite team's bitter rivals. Back in 1997, Luis Figo had his career take off during his time at Barcelona. But when he moved to Barcelona's rival, Real Madrid in 2000, some Barcelona fans were very angry, and they saw this as a betrayal to the team. After his transfer, Luis Figo faced off against his former team in Camp Nou Barcelona, and all hell broke loose. 100,000 Barcelona fans were not happy to see Luis Figo in a Real Madrid shirt. And they booed Figo. The iconic moment from this betrayal was about to happen. Real Madrid had a corner kick, and Figo went to take it. Unexpectedly for Figo, it wasn't the corner kick he was going to take, but a full-blown pig's head to the face. Because as he was lining up to kick the ball, a fan threw a dead pig's roasted head toward the player. I mean, lots of things were thrown at him that night, but a pig head? That was the star of the show. Figo's incident with the pig head certainly made the rounds on football news media, but it didn't do it quite like this incident. You see, football events, especially the big tournaments, have millions and millions of viewers. But for one man, this was also the perfect way to make a statement that would make the world watch in disbelief. Back in February 2012, Liverpool fan John Foley was in Goodison Park to watch the Manchester City vs Everton match. But that wasn't his only plan, because Foley would sneak up and handcuff himself to Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart's goalpost for five minutes. He was protesting the way his daughter was treated on Ryanair, a low-cost airline. Some players even talked to him and pleaded with him, but this dude wouldn't let go until the police stepped in. After talking with him, he was finally released and taken off the pitch. For five whole minutes, the video was broadcast on the news, and it even racked up millions of views on YouTube. That one right there made me wonder what the hell goes through the minds of some fans. They'll do anything to get that attention. But you know what? It's easy to correlate fan interactions with negative implications. But not all experiences are like this. Some are life-changing. In March of 2012, Bolton player Fabrice Mwamba suddenly collapsed in the 41st minute in the first half of the game. At first, no one approached Mwamba when he collapsed. But when people took notice that Mwamba was asking for help, that was when things changed. It was a Tottenham fan who also happened to be a cardiologist who was there to save the day. Mwamba was medically pronounced dead for more than four minutes. He received more than seven minutes of treatment on the field, after which he was rushed to the hospital. Doctors at the hospital eventually said it was the fan that effectively saved Mwamba's life, as his heart essentially stopped functioning. In an interview, the fan said, I'm a Spurs fan, and I was there with my brothers. We were watching, and I noticed that Fabrice Mwamba had collapsed, and I saw people running on and starting CPR. As soon as I saw that, I turned to my brothers and said, I should help. And they agreed. I managed to persuade one of the stewards, whom we know because we sit in the same place, to take me down. Mwamba had, in total, 15 shocks. He was successfully resurrected, though at the cost of his playing career. Fabrice Mwamba later thanked the fan for saving his life. Although no amount of money can come close to getting your life back, we're pretty sure Fabrice threw in a little something for the fan. Speaking of money, check out this video to see some of the stupidly expensive things football players own!