One of Los Angeles Chargers’ most famous fans was back on television screens Monday night with a trademark wild celebration.
Merrianne Do first went viral last year when cameras caught her screaming in delight as the Chargers fought back to tie a game against Dallas Cowboys 17-17, before they eventually lost in overtime.
On Monday, she was shown on ESPN in Arizona as her beloved Chargers took on the Cardinals – narrowly losing 17-15 on the night.
‘The viral Chargers superfan is back,’ the ESPN account tweeted after catching her enduring a highpoint for her team in a game that ended up in defeat.
Do also appeared on KCAL News before the game, saying: ‘There are so many Chargers fans here, it is so loud. Let’s go, it’s amazing!
Last year, Merrianne Do went viral for her wild celebrations at Los Angeles Chargers games
And she was caught on camera again on Monday night as her Chargers played the Cardinals
‘I do have to pinch myself, every journey has its struggle. We are here to win, you cannot contain the vibe right now!’
Last season, Do was called an ‘industry plant’ by New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, before appearing on the Pat McAfee show herself to silence the doubters.
‘I wish I was getting paid!’ Do said in response to Rodgers. ‘But this is me guys, a crazy mom of four, crazy Chargers fan and a crazy football fan,’ she said.
‘All the moms text me asking ‘Why are people saying you are a fake? This is how you are!”. I guess my poor kids have to deal with this every day but now, it is crazy that the world thinks this is different because my kids have dealt with this in their lives.’
‘I wear my heart on my sleeve and I’m intense in everything I do. I’ve been a football fan for as long as I can remember and I’m passionate about it.
‘I was excited (during the game), I was elated, my heart was just bursting. I’ve been a Chargers fan ever since I moved to California over 20 years ago.’
The Chargers are now 3-3 for the season after Monday’s loss. They are back at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, hosting New Orleans Saints.
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