Milan wins three important points against Verona, but in the stands it’s a disgrace: here’s what happened against the Neapolitans
On the post-Valentine’s Day Saturday, the neighbor-love effect ends and we return to reviewing the havoc, even in the stands. Milan conquer wins at San Siro against Hellas Verona, thanks to Santiago Gimenez’s goal, but there is another news to report.
In fact, a brawl broke out during the match in the first red ring of the San Siro, a few meters from the South Curva. Even, as reported by journalist Tancredi Palmeri, dozens of stewards had to intervene to divide the people involved.
During the match, especially, before the kickoff whistle and after the goal scored by Gimenez, chants were heard coming from the Rossoneri supporters addressed to the Verona fans, “You are Neapolitans.”
Almost as if being Neapolitan represented a crime, a defect, something to be disavowed. Once again, a vile attack on a people who had nothing to do with that context.
