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Thanks for stopping by my blog come back often...I enjoyed reading your posts on your blog - it's crazy to imagine a sporting event causing a heart attack but some people cannot separate their passions from their needs

To CaliJamaican: Please try to understand something. It has nothing to do with sepparating their passion from their needs. People like these men, were very passionate, which means a highly emotional level, and the risk of heart failure in such kind of people is high, regarding to the object of their passion or their fanatism.
It is not an excuse for anything, of course, but I'm trying to help some people to see something they obviously can't see.
And this isn't the NBA, where you score points every ten seconds; football is different and it adds to suspense and intensity, specially under these circumstances (penalty kicks) that are like "all or nothing".

Same scenario could happen on anything that's closely tied to emotions.
I repeat, it has nothing to do with "passions vs. needs". They could say the same about you. You are missing the point here.

Thank you for your time, gentlemen.

There are more than millions of die-hard football fans who are only passionately wait for FIFA World Cup Football. Sometimes we can see some fans sacrifice their lives for football. In my point of view, it is too much. Because in every game there one team will have to take defeat and it is the rules of game. So, I hope no one need to take football more than a way of entertainment.