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Originally Posted by ACMILAN1983
Thanks Zlat, I was just waiting for confirmation.
Ridiculous turn of events. Essentially when hearing about this earlier, my understanding was many groups of ultras felt it necessary to have matches suspended (all matches) because the same was done when policeman Raciti died earlier this year. Difference is that death occurred during a match, while this was an incident completely unrelated to actual football matches. Really, enough is enough in Italian football, it's simply shameful. Corruption, violence and scandal are the key words of the Italian game these days, despite the fact that on the football field Italian teams are the ones doing the talking.
This match is suspended and our club has wasted a lot of time and effort making the trip to Bergamo to play the match. Atalanta ultras have prevented the game from continuing and thus this match should be awarded to us 3-0, and any attempts to play it later are nothing but a joke now. If any Milan fans were involved in the violence prior to the match, then I'm simply ashamed of these clowns who have no right to call themselves supporters.
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Well said.
Plus, it was as if a fan's death wasn't as tragic as that of Raciti's, and therefore the games should continue as if nothing was wrong.
The EPL eradicated the thugs from the stadiums and look what it's done for them. We need to follow in their footsteps before a player is killed, but unfortunately the FIGC is all talk and no action. I'm still bristling over Catania's spineless punishment of having the rest of their home matches in an empty stadium, when they should've been demoted to Serie B or lower.