“It’s something I will never understand. If it happens in the return match (at the Diego-Maradona stadium against AC Milan next Tuesday)I leave the bench and I go home »launched the coach at a press conference.
“We are playing something important. The players are professionals, but they are sensitive to what is happening around. We had played in a climate that had not helped the team, it is inexplicable to take the team hostage.he added in reference to this revolt of some of the supporters during the Championship match against Milan (0-4) on April 2.
On the occasion of this meeting, “ultras” had demonstrated in front of the Naples stadium. During the match, some had remained silent in the stands and some incidents had taken place with other Neapolitan supporters, according to the press, despite the fever that gripped the Italian city because of the title of champion almost acquired.
Two days later, the president of Naples, Aurelio De Laurentiis, castigated this slingshot by defending the price of tickets: “They are not real supporters, they are delinquents who are allowed to go to the stadium, […] with incidents that are under everyone’s eyes”he said.
