Do you think football fans have to know everything about rules, tactical and skills?

Some football fans are just enjoy watching football, sharing the passion and exciting feeling; while others study very hard to know more about rules, tactical and skills? There are some times, people who have better understanding in football called the first ones "fake football fans" or "they don't know it at all!"

So, in your opionion, should football fans know everything about rules, tactical and skills?

EXCITING NEWS for AF EXPERTS: From today on, we will select some of your most convincing comments and post them here, sharing with all AFers! So speak out what's in your mind, show us your football-related knowledge and be as convincing as  possible !  You are to be the next AF EXPERT now! 

Reminder: 1. If your comment doesn't have any convincing reason, it will be removed. 

2. If you try to get hot comments by copying, your comment will be deleted and you will be banned for one day. 

Experts of last DAILY TOPIC: Which manager can coach the games like a magician with super power sometimes?

@Đaiveed ♥: For me I would choose jurgen klopp ? he's quite an intelligent and funny coach he's relationship with his players is highly high and he rarely haves problems with the players or the club... His style. of playing is quite entertaining!!! ? ? ? obviously that's why the Team is really good both home and away?! and basically Liverpool's performance has been quite impressive! and it's all thanks to jurgen klopp the magician and one of the Best coaches in the World! ?

@Mecurial: Josep Pep Guardiola

He's definitely the coach with super powers. He wasn't well known until he started coaching Barcelona and he did magnificently winning the treble during his 4 years tenure as a Barcelona coach. His passing style popularly known as "tiki taka" was very effective which frustrated the opponents and confusing them till the ball is in the net. After his years as a Barcelona coach, he decided on a move to Bayern Munich winning the Bundensliga and the cup. He moved on to Manchester City where sadly he hasn't won any Champions League title since he left Barcelona. Still the super powerful coach for me?

@nenye: I'll pick Mourinho 

He is not just a magician, he's a wizard. People criticize his 'parking the bus' tactics but that's how he proves his defensive ability. 

When it comes to attack, you need to watch the second half at his derby at Etihad. I couldn't believe myself. No team this season has beaten ManCity from 2 goals down within 45mins. 

In that match he used different tactics in one match proving he's ability to manage pressure... That's what you call a coach. 

We are talking about a man that has no record of professional football yet he has conquered different leagues, UCL and Europa using different teams. 

At times I wished he was a professional footballer when he was younger he'd probably be on FIFA best 11 if not becoming world best a couple of times. 

In ManU, he hasn't spent as much as Pep but yet he has proven to beat Pep with his expenditure. Imagine Pogba played in the first leg against City. 

More so, he promotes young promising lads, look at Tominay 

MOU as I have noticed so far is a goal getter. Any competition he sets his mind to win he ensures he does. See last season's Europa and lookout for this season's FA. 

Mou is a football warlock...

@kocbdmst: For me it was the 1999 champions league final between Manchester utd and Bayern when man utd was trailing one nil and 3 minutes to play .my friend supports Bayern and confident that the game is over but I told it's not till the final whistle is blown and suddenly the Red devils netted two goals in three minutes to claim trophy .Since then I became die heart fan of united and cannot even have another team to equal that affection.