South Korean coach faces anger outside restaurant

The exit of the South Korean national team from the 2026 World Cup and their defeat to South Africa sparked anger among fans, who expressed their displeasure in an unconventional way. Some people placed signs preventing the team’s coach, Hong Myung-bo, from entering stores and restaurants. This act became a form of social outrage over the team’s performance and coaching policies, especially after the decision not to include captain Son Heung-min in the last match. As a result, the public’s discontent grew, turning restaurants and shops into symbols of non-religious punishment, with such signs being publicly displayed.

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