La Curva Nord

[IL Fenomeno]

I think Italy's support culture is second to none among the big leagues

Do you think PL and La Liga is above Serie A when it comes to fan culture? Honest question

 

[brehme1989]

Do you think PL and La Liga is above Serie A when it comes to fan culture? Honest question

on your quote, he said the opposite

but I disagree. Bundesliga has the #1 fan culture from top leagues. And 2.Bundesliga has the best fan culture in Europe

 

[IL Fenomeno]

on your quote, he said the opposite

but I disagree. Bundesliga has the #1 fan culture from top leagues. And 2.Bundesliga has the best fan culture in Europe

I agree

 

[Rodani]

so are we fucked ?

 

[interman]

They need some kind of revolution inside to "legalize" all this, they need a leader with clear history.

 

[Adriano@10]

on your quote, he said the opposite

but I disagree. Bundesliga has the #1 fan culture from top leagues. And 2.Bundesliga has the best fan culture in Europe

Dont know why but all the big German teams fan bases just seem cringe to me much like the spanish ones and yes even bvb fans.....

 

[Il Drago]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1841869522208256175

 

[Gal]

Yeah, guilt by association.

I think Italy's support culture is second to none among the big leagues, thus it should be "used", to take advantage of it. So don't hurt it by punishing if there are some shenanigans with the tickets, that's club's business what they do with them IMO.

Criminals are criminals, if they commit crimes like murders or drug trafficking, throw them to jail. But that's another matter, not connected to ultras doing their thing or business in the stadium.

Look at Juve and their matches. They don't have ultras there and it's just shit. You need to find a middle ground here, mediate it. Find a solution which is acceptable to both and FIGC should stay the fuck out of it. They can't handle their role so only thing they can do is give bans or fines, which do not solve anything in the end.

You can’t mediate with that kind of people, they are right wing fanatics and/or associated with organised crimes, those completely out of normal pedagogical reach, you can use all the different type of Democratic approaches and reasoning you like, but it will likely fail on you.

The whole idea you can negotiate with right wing has proven to be a fatal mistake every single time in history. They are welcome back the moment they accept and live by the norms of society and civilisation but until then they should be kept at arms length. I don’t care if it means a dead atmosphere at the end moral and ethnic are more important.

 

[Stefan]

Curva had a meeting and decided some reforms. They want to distance themselves from the criminal elements and only represent the fans. Only time will tell whether this is smoke & mirrors or they succeed.

1.The Curva Nord flag won't be flown anymore as it has now been associated with criminality and those looking to profit.
2. No tickets will be purchased collectively anymore.
3.Busses for away game will be priced at cost with no group banners.

Inter, rivoluzione in Curva: le tante decisioni per cancellare subito il passato

Il tifo organizzato nerazzurro Inter si è riunito giovedì per provare a uscire dal fango di questi giorni e ripartire seriamente

www.fcinter1908.it

 

[CafeCordoba]

Yeah it's good to get the criminal people out of Curva. I mean those running the show and in it just for the money.

Let's hope they can get their shit together and pull off those great big tifos covering the whole Curva even if they are back to different groups.

 

[Campione]

Nah, too good to be true. I doubt the criminals will simply give up the leadership of CN.

 

[interista ranger]

Could someone tell me why the curva sud all wear black ?

 

[DARi0]

Prosecutors to hear Inter coach Inzaghi and others after ultras arrested

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, following ultras’ arrests, Prosecutors will hear several members of Inter and Milan, starting with Nerazzurri coach Simone Inzaghi, but no members of the Milanese clubs are under investigation.

Gazzetta reports that Inter coach Simone Inzaghi will be the first to be heard by Milan and Anti-Mafia prosecutors as part of an investigation into illicit ultras business at San Siro.

Wiretaps appear to prove that the Nerazzurri boss was contacted by Nerazzurri ultra Marco Ferdico, who pushed to get more tickets for the 2023 Champions League Final. Fedrico was arrested in an anti-mafia operation at the end of September, alongside other Milan and Inter ultras.

Inzaghi is not under investigation, and the same is true of other Inter and Milan members who have had rare contact with people currently under custody. Therefore, they will all be heard as ‘informed witnesses’.

Gazzetta reports that prosecutors will soon hear Inzaghi, Inter vice-president Javier Zanetti, midfield star Hakan Calhanoglu and ex-Nerazzurri defender Milan Skriniar. Inzaghi is expected to meet authorities today.

Milan captain Davide Calabria, who reportedly met a Milan ultra (later arrested) in February 2023, is also scheduled to talk with Prosecutors in the coming days.

Nobody from Juventus

 

[HernanesLeftFoot88]

Do you think PL and La Liga is above Serie A when it comes to fan culture? Honest question

Nope.

 

[SiamoNoi]

It's not the same but unfortunately often the leaders of ultras groups are criminals. That's why many people not interested in football simply believe criminals = ultras.

Take CN69 for example - the leaders are connected to the notorious Calabrian mafia. I'm sure that there are many members of CN that are there simply because of their love for Inter but the "face" are the leaders.

Yeah and Gal is apparently one of them unfortunately.

How about put criminals in the jail finally and leave Curva to ultras.

Last game against Torino you can hear that atmosphere was like on every other game. Nobody is missing this arrested criminals. Eventually new people will rise on the top,hopefully real ultras and not the fake ones that are making pacts with Milan fans for profit.

Some people from CN was problem for years and years,everbody knows that. There was always some scandal from time to time. This is good thing for the club that we are getting rid of (some of) them. But doing what this bloke is suggesting here is beyond ridiculous:

If so, I hope the club finally realise and do what should have been done years ago. Meaning banning them all once and for all, sure they give a great atmosphere but there comes a time where you cannot overlook things like safety and making a stadium safe for normal people and people like this are always a potential threat with their violent attitude

Meazza is as safe as ever if anyone reading this is having second thought.

 

[Glass box]

Nobody from Juventus

Why should there be? Agnelli banished their ultras from the stadium a long time ago.

 

[Glass box]

Meazza is as safe as ever if anyone reading this is having second thought.

They did rough up whole families with kids and chased them away by force from Meazza not long ago didn't they?

 

[DARi0]

Sky Sport Italia and news agency Ansa report that Inzaghi answered all the questions posed to him, in a meeting that was described as ‘long, relaxed and exhaustive.’

The coach assured that Ferdico’s call was more of a ‘request than a threat’ and was not unusual.

His motivation was to avoid the Curva going on strike again, as there had been previous protests.

 

[SiamoNoi]

Requests from CN about tickets are nothing scandalous. Of course if that was only the normal request ultras everywhere in the world are doing and threats are not involved (protest is not a threat here).

Why should there be? Agnelli banished their ultras from the stadium a long time ago.

I think they are back for some time already.

They did rough up whole families with kids and chased them away by force from Meazza not long ago didn't they?

You mean when they wanted whole sector to get out of the stadium cause of some stupid protest? That's only thing I can remember that fit to this. And yeah,that was one of this scandals from them I was talking about and they are having them from time to time. Also if you have kids it's not the smartest thing anyway to go with them in the CN section.


If we are talking about safety Meazza is 9.8/10 in whole Europe.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Yeah, blowing once incident out of proportions isn't doing anyone any favours. There are like 50k seats in the stadium out side of Curva Nord. If you decide to go there with your family, it's unfortunate and REALLY bad luck if something like that happens, but it's also a bit "maybe do your own research" type of thing aswell.