Lee Dae-ho, disgusted by the intense baseball culture... "They threw everything they could see... even set buses on fire" [You Quiz]

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Former baseball player Lee Dae-ho recalled the fierce cheering culture of the past.

On the 29th, Lotte Giants cheer squad director Cho Ji-hoon appeared on tvN's variety program 'You Quiz on the Block'.

That day, Cho Ji-hoon, who has served as Lotte Giants' cheer squad director for 20 years, made a dazzling entrance with spectacular performances, drawing everyone's attention.

Yoo Jae-suk mentioned cheering culture from the 1980s and 1990s, saying, "The entire society cannot be compared to today. Back then, some fans would take off their shirts and climb the netting, while others even climbed lighting towers completely naked," leaving viewers shocked.

At that moment, Lee Dae-ho, a living witness to Busan's baseball history, made a surprise appearance and introduced the cheering culture of that era.

He said, "In the past, when our team was performing poorly or during bench-clearing brawls, fans would throw anything they could see. They threw instant noodles into the stadium nets, set buses on fire, and some even broke their legs jumping. I've even been hit by fried chicken," eliciting loud laughter from the audience.

Hearing this, Cho Ji-hoon recalled memorable spectators over his 20-year tenure: "When I first arrived at Sajik Baseball Stadium, many people were drinking. As we walked through the waiting room toward the cheer squad office, the strong smell of alcohol shocked me."

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