Option 2: Often heroes are those who do not play a significant role on the pitch, for some reason, looking only at the sporting aspect, but are liked for who they are, and these can be different things, like as extraordinary friendliness, staying in spirit of fair play or dedication to which they devote themselves during sports events, which pushes sporting skills into the background. It can also be a long-term relationship with a club, which makes mutual attachment between fans and a player. This makes such a player a mascot, a calling card of team, fans standing behind team, sometimes more important to them than those with the highest contracts, because they are closer to their hearts. It is worth being guided by empathy, because not everyone sees people in players, and above all and what's obvious, these players are people and by playing they give us entertainment, joy, sometimes grieve. But all this is an element of sport. It is also important what kind of person you are outside rink.