The choreography of the Inter curve in honor of Fabrizio Piscitelli, the Ultrà chief of Lazio killed in Rome
MILAN – The choreography that the northern curve of Inter wanted to dedicate to Diabolik , formerly Fabrizio Piscitelli , one of the founders of the Irreducibles of Lazio who was killed in early August in Rome with a gunshot to his head in an ambush, did not go unnoticed.
The Inter curve, twinned by the Eighties with the Biancocelesti and united by extreme-right political ideas, wanted to pay homage to Piscitelli before the match against Lecce last night, August 27th, exposing a banner that read "Fabrizio con noi" and the eyes of the famous comic book character. A choice that many did not like. The Nerazzurri's choreography has raised controversy on the social networks of the many Inter fans who do not recognize themselves in the political line of the curve. "Shame", "Not in my name", "This is too much" have written several fans on Twitter.
In the past, both curves had exhibited banners to commemorate other murdered fans: from Vincenzo Paparelli, killed at the Olympic stadium in 1979, Gabriele Sandri, killed by a policeman in 2007 and Daniele "Dede" Belardinelli, hit by a car of Neapolitan ultràs in Milan last December. (source REPUBLIC)
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