Today’s editorial, which inevitably begins with what happened during the match between Foggia and Avellino, which closed the last round of the championship. We are indeed in a country of absurdity and contradictions, in a country where the capital of Italy closes its doors to Salernitana fans in a stadium with a capacity of 80,000 and the competent authorities underestimate the risks of the match, which are always very felt and which, already in the past, he recorded episodes that have nothing to do with sports. We absolutely do not want to generalize or be known as judges or moralists, God forbid. We are talking about two magnificent cities in the south and many passionate fans who deserve important stages. But after two years of closure and pandemic-related restrictions, there needs to be a step back and some useful solution to isolate the stupid and allow families to go to the stadium without fear for their own safety. And it is just as crazy to listen to these boorish chants against the Campania in Zakkeria and this “hosanna” to Vesuvius made by peoples who, in the unsuccessful hypothesis of an eruption, will themselves pay for the consequences. Thus, it is useless to create banners of solidarity or charitable initiatives if you want the Neapolitans and such a magnificent region as Campania to be “destroyed by lava” and “on fire”. the courage to stop the game and enact a provision that penalizes clubs for strict liability against discriminatory slogans. The team captains themselves should refuse to continue speaking and give a signal, also because such racist cries do not support the teams. In any case, Avellino Giugliano will be played behind closed doors on the exact instructions of the prefect and the headquarters of the Irpinia police, another response to those who only remotely imagined to revolutionize the Lega Pro, turning it into a regional championship of 10 teams. divided into six groups. And if the goal is to empty stadiums, to encourage people to subscribe – where possible – to TV subscriptions, let them talk about it openly. Catanzaro is no better after the derby with Crotone, marked by unsportsmanlike gestures in the stands and position on the field, which the sports referee found provocative. In addition to the fine for throwing objects and lighting smoke bombs, the commissioner and referee reported discriminatory chants in the protocol. However, we are talking about two teams from the same region that support the name of Calabria in sports. We are indeed in a paradoxical situation. And if managers also provoke (or threaten, always reading an official note) opponents, then it is better to stop everything and devote the coming weeks to serious and deep reflections. It is also bad for Crotone, who will have to play against Andria behind closed doors. Who pays subscribers? Why should decent people be subjected to such measures? And reading that Vrenna was also banned for weeks “for serious threatening insults and language” makes her hands drop. We already imagine that in the return call, the spectacle of colors seen on the Ceravolo will free up space in all sectors.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
I am Sandra Jackson, a journalist and content creator with extensive experience in the news industry. I have been working in the news media for over five years. During this time, I have worked as an author and editor at various outlets producing high-quality content that attracts readers from different demographics.
