When fandom goes wrong: Obsessive college football supporter breaks his own TV by punching it when his beloved Alabama lost to Clemson

  • The angry fan was watching the College Football Playoff National Championship 
  • He lost it when Alabama Crimson Tide were beaten by Clemson Tigers in the final
  • In a foolish outburst he smacks his television and is met with cries of 'oh my god'

By Giulia Crouch For Mailonline

Published: 05:48 EST, 12 January 2017 | Updated: 06:00 EST, 12 January 2017

A furious American football fan broke his own TV by punching it when his team lost a game.

The angry Alabama fan became incensed when the side lost the The College Football Playoff National Championship to Clemson Tigers.

He was standing watching from within touching distance of his wall-mounted flat screen TV and urging his team to win.

Consumed with rage when they don't, he launched a foolish attack on the TV, landing a punch in the middle.

The screen immediately blurs and distorts and the football fan skulks off towards the back of his living room.

His outburst is met with cries of 'oh my god' and giggles of disbelief.

Clemson Tigers won 35 - 31 to the Alabama Crimson Tide in the final on Tuesday

Unfortunately for the fan his extreme reaction was all caught on camera.

The woman filming said: 'You broke you TV.

'Now no one can use it.

He broke his TV and unfortunately for the fan his extreme reaction was all caught on camera

'That was a mistake, a terrible mistake.'

As the consequences of his actions sink in he looks at the camera and begins to laugh. 

Another woman then enters the scene, looks at the broken TV and then at the guy who broke it.

It is safe to say she was not impressed.

Clemson Tigers won 35 - 31 to the Alabama Crimson Tide in the final on Tuesday. 

Not impressed: This woman glared at the football fan after seeing the broken TV

 

 

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