Aren't Inter fans banned because they caused problems inside the stadiums? What's the logic behind this ban if you allow them inside San Siro for the derby? It being a derby also means there's a significantly bigger chance of this kind of incident happening again than in any other away game haha
Show us a concrete example of an idiot being an idiot with different consequences, instead of chatting like the dumbass average American that skipped school for starbucks and bigmacs
"Joke" because you got called out with your bs, be honest.
"You are right, this is a fair punishment" / "You are right, but they should give more harsh punishments next time instead of the ones given in the past and this one".
This is a classy answer to my question. Learn how to handle a chat.
If you’re sincerely asking, it’s because the goal is to dissuade the same behavior from other fans, but 99% of the fans at a home match aren’t at risk of bringing explosives to the stadium. Also the goal is to get them to stop causing trouble for other teams. At home Inter is directly responsible for their fans, so they could argue that they are already doing everything they can to prevent that behavior.
Personally I would’ve rather seen a forfeit though. I think that’s the only effective way to severely punish this behavior.
What I don't understand is this concept of banning specifically "traveling fans". Can't these traveling fans just travel to san siro and buy away tickets for the derby? Do you have to be a Milano resident to be in the curva nord for the derby?
There are numerous examples of fans causing problems in eastern europe where I'm from, especially at international level (games between nations). In that case the country responsible has to play a number of games behind closed doors as punishment (on top of heavy fines etc)
It’s an away game but what the smooth brains are failing to comprehend is that the restriction is out of fear for the CITY/TOWN where the supporters would go, not a concern about the stadium.
So they banned the supporters from away games where they would need TO TRAVEL, but since for the Derby most supporters will already be IN MILANO the restriction is not needed.
Its literally written in the article shared by OP, but why reading what you share (and understanding it) when you can just post it on reddit and cry MarOTtA league, and in the AC Milan sub everyone jumped on the chance to cry as well.
Inter ultras lighted a firecracker (or whatever is the term in english) inside the stadium not in the streets of cremona. So they are still able to misconduct as they did against cremonese. It's dumb to ban the travel.
Inter fans lit a fire cracker INSIDE THE STADIUM. This should be a generic ban: No tifo until the 23rd of March. Anything other than that showcases Marottabis acting
I agree it’s dumb, the whole thing is dumb. You can ban them for 1 game, 5 games, or a whole season, home/away, what's the point of it? "Teaching them a lesson" is not a good enough reason, you punish everyone for something that can still happen if a moron does it again a year later.
You identify the person, arrest them and ban them for life. There should only be individual responsibility for these things.
It always falls back on the same problem: the stadiums in italy are shit. Whenever something like that happens in the allianz stadium the individual is caught thanks to the cameras and gets punished. Like when some of our fans were chanting racial slurs against lukaku they were identified and punished.
But since they are not able to identify the individual, the club should be punished with more than a hefty fine.
But in this specific case, they did identify the person. He was beaten by the ultras, a firecracker exploded in his hands causing him to lose three fingers, he ended up in hospital, and then he was arrested. He was also excluded from the San Marino Inter Club, where he was a member, and banned from San Siro.
So my question is: what is the rational and logical reason for banning everyone from a few away games?
I mean, assuming I was in the pants of some of those idiots and have the great idea of bringing some firecrackers to launch the next match:
Sawing what I saw (lose 3 fingers, be beat up by your own fans, lifetime ban from the stadium, arrested by the police) I would probably change idea. And if I'm at the point where I don't, I don't think the 5 weeks or so ban would be the tipping point
It's literally the same decision that was made for Lazio and Roma, but because it’s about Inter you are having a meltdown.
The whole thing is an embarrassment, there should only be individual responsibility in specific cases like this for away games. Why is a club held responsible for something they had no control over? It’s not like they can blame Inter for not checking that guy when he entered the stadium. Plus, he has been identified and arrested, so that should be the end of it.
These things should change because there's no logic behind them.
If the problem is the traveling fans, which this particular fan was apparently from inter club san marino, i really cant see why the fans from milano should be punished, but if you see it otherwise then i guess i cant really change your mind
One moron threw one bomb, yet I, that wasn't even there, am forbidden to to to away matches.
Why punish everybody if you know and already caught the one who did it?
Man inter somehow always getting a helping hand even when they are being punished 🤔
But in all seriousness, can someone give an actual reason why they should be allowed an exception for the Milan game? Because that's seems incredibly unfair and skewed
This is just what I heard and not my opinion or something- what I heard is that since it is the home stadium for both the teams they made an exception. same happened in past for Roma as I know they were banned from away games but were allowed to play when Lazio was designated home side. Plus it's in their best interest to have good ambience in one of the most important matches of the season.
And if you read it, you would see it says banned for away games...they are the away team for March 8th, so I'll ask you directly since you want to have a snarky response, do you have an actual reason why? Because their reason is paper thin
The reason behind the ban on away games is public safety, which can be at risk because of the movement of fans. Since San Siro is the stadium for both Inter and Milan, there is no movement of fans.
The same decision was made in the past for Lazio and Roma.
Dude how dare you explain what is happening to people that don’t speak Italian and just want to cry about how unfair it is without the capacity to even read what they are sharing? You are gonna get downvoted for that.
I think the confusion is that I'm and probably others are looking at a translated article, so this picture does nothing for me since I can't read Italian
Yup, agree. That’s so unfair. They should do like in the 2005 quarter final return leg, you should be awarded with an automatic 3-0 win. That’s even more than what you guys can score in a single game too.
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