Sprofondo Milan, the fans try to revive the team: “A feat awaits us on Tuesday”

 In campo il colloquio dopo il ko del Picco, oggi appuntamento alle 12 per provare a spingere la squadra verso "un'impresa ancora più complicata"

14 mag 2023

Il Milan brakes again, dangerously, in the race to the next one Champions League and after the umpteenth misstep against a small one Stefano Pioli and the whole team stayed for a couple of minutes to talk with the ultras present at the peak. A strong scene, unprecedented for a team that has the Scudetto stitched on its chest and that has reached the semifinals of the Champions League, but more than a fracture with the Curve south Milan for the disappointing performances on the field, it was a sort of ‘call to order’ in view of theeuroderby on Tuesday against Inter.

“They just stimulated us, spurred us on to give our all,” he said
Pegswho then also explained his presence in front of the fans: “What happened under the curve is a positive thing. We went to greet them as we always do. As you get the applause, it’s normal to go under the curve in other situations”.

When the ultras boss’s speech ended, the team and coach returned to the locker rooms while the curve sang supportive choirs (“We want eleven lions” and the classic “Come on, fight, you will win”) and for today the same curve gave appointment for all Rossoneri fans a
Milanello: the goal is to make the team feel close before the return derby against Inter.

“A year ago we gathered around our boys to celebrate an extraordinary feat. What awaits us on Tuesday will be even more complicated.
Now more than ever we show that we are the people of Milan.”

AC MILAN VS FANS FACE TO FACE UNDER Scrutiny BY THE FIGC PROSECUTOR

The face-to-face between AC Milan players and coach Pioli with the Rossoneri fans after yesterday’s defeat against Spezia is – learns Ansa – being examined by the Prosecutor of the Federcalcio. It is necessary to verify – it transpires – whether the speech given by an ultras boss of the Curva Sud was in reality a threat or a simple incitement in view of the return leg of the Champions League semi-final. The FIGC Sports Justice Code, in fact, contains a provision that prohibits the so-called ‘public pillories’ to which players submit to please the most extreme fringes of the various fans.