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AC Milan are my favourite team in Italy and I have took an interest in their results over the past 7 or 8 years. In that period I got to see them play Napoli at home, Inter in the champs league in 2005 and away at Lyon in the champions league 2005. I never really see any negative reports about AC supporters and they dont strike me as being a violent club. Inter on the other hand appear to be involved in hooliganism quite often, their supporters seem to have gained notoriety over the years. Is this true? Why do you think that is? Recently Milan fans calmed especially now that FDL are not there, but FDL used to be respected by everyone, Inter ultras aren't respected that much by oth ultras.
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We must say that Milan ultras have always behaved in recent times, esp since Spagnolo was stabbed in Genoa in 1994.
But you don't have to believe Milan ultras are cluddling pets or something; this would be a big mistake. Milan ultras are as scary as any other.
Probably the chiefs have been more able to control every department of the Curva.
The big issue of these very last days is this : last night Il Barone (Milan's ultras supreme chief) spoke in a tv football show and said that, with the last and more recent rules , groups won't have any responsibility for the huge amount of people going to a match inside Milan's end and especially on away games. He and the other chieftains will be just single persons going to the stadium and buying a ticket for themselves. Therefore, the ultras won't organise collective mass away game trips: everyone will get to the stadium site with his own car and there won't be a control or a responsibility from the chiefs anymore.
This is why, in his opinion, the recent rules can become a boomerang. The groups get criminalised, but they also guaranted a control on 3000+ people from the inside.
You will believe me that, if a bunch of chieftains ask you to stop with some acts and behave (esp when police is around) you will obey every single word.
If the groups get solved, the problem is that we'll lack this control from behind, and the dangers can possibly get bigger.