From" The Well Padova "
New week, new rules, new" mail bombing "to inform the world of the destruction of Italian football, law, and by dell'ONMS Casms.
off again and we, too, inviting you to spread the initiative on your sites, blogs, facebook, twitter and other social-network, via mail, fax, as you feel fit. Please note that we will be more to break the bales, the better. Here is the text to be sent a info@uefa.com:
Mr. Platini,
once again we would like to inform you about what’s happening in Italy to the sport we all love. The Home Secretary (Mr. Maroni, Lega Nord), through the Osservatorio Nazionale sulle Manifestazioni Sportive (National Observatory on Sport Events), is trying to avoid that fans disagreeing with his project, the “tessera del tifoso – supporter’s card” (a credit card imposed to fans, unruled by law and completely useless) attend football matches, even if these are NOT at risk. Tickets are on sales based on territorial discrimination.
Last year Chievo/Roma, for example, which is an absolutely not at risk match, was attended by 20.000 AS Roma fans without any problems; just a few days ago this match has been appointed as a “high risk game”, so that fans who are residents in the Regione Lazio can’t buy tickets if they don’t have the “tessera del tifoso”.
You have to be aware that fans who subscribed the “tessera del tifoso” usually do not attend away matches and consequently the away ends are always empty, even for normal matches. They are considering as “high risk” even matches like Parma/Sampdoria, where fans are friends since 1990, only because their extremely correct fans are saying NO to the “tessera del tifoso”.
If you compare current football matches attendance with the past seasons, you can easily see that Italian stadia are more than half empty; this is due to the diabolic ticket selling system. In most cases you cannot buy more than one ticket per person and, when you can, you must have an original I.D. for each ticket you buy. Lazio/Roma was played in front of a Tribuna Tevere almost empty, even if the images of this were not transmitted by television, because they prefer to keep fans out rather than policing. We write this to you to suggest that UEFA carefully monitors what’s happening in Italian stadia, as media are silent. Italy does not deserve the right of organizing any tournaments until we will be free to attend football matches, like we did from 1896 until 2008. Best Regards.
once again we would like to inform you about what’s happening in Italy to the sport we all love. The Home Secretary (Mr. Maroni, Lega Nord), through the Osservatorio Nazionale sulle Manifestazioni Sportive (National Observatory on Sport Events), is trying to avoid that fans disagreeing with his project, the “tessera del tifoso – supporter’s card” (a credit card imposed to fans, unruled by law and completely useless) attend football matches, even if these are NOT at risk. Tickets are on sales based on territorial discrimination.
Last year Chievo/Roma, for example, which is an absolutely not at risk match, was attended by 20.000 AS Roma fans without any problems; just a few days ago this match has been appointed as a “high risk game”, so that fans who are residents in the Regione Lazio can’t buy tickets if they don’t have the “tessera del tifoso”.
You have to be aware that fans who subscribed the “tessera del tifoso” usually do not attend away matches and consequently the away ends are always empty, even for normal matches. They are considering as “high risk” even matches like Parma/Sampdoria, where fans are friends since 1990, only because their extremely correct fans are saying NO to the “tessera del tifoso”.
If you compare current football matches attendance with the past seasons, you can easily see that Italian stadia are more than half empty; this is due to the diabolic ticket selling system. In most cases you cannot buy more than one ticket per person and, when you can, you must have an original I.D. for each ticket you buy. Lazio/Roma was played in front of a Tribuna Tevere almost empty, even if the images of this were not transmitted by television, because they prefer to keep fans out rather than policing. We write this to you to suggest that UEFA carefully monitors what’s happening in Italian stadia, as media are silent. Italy does not deserve the right of organizing any tournaments until we will be free to attend football matches, like we did from 1896 until 2008. Best Regards.
Annex: Provisions of the January 27, 2010 ONMS
- "Chievo - Naples (Series A) 02 / / 02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons for residents of the Province of Naples;
- "Cagliari - Juventus (Serie A) 05/02/2011, closing the sale of tickets to non-residents in the province of Cagliari at 19.00 the day before race;
- Atalanta - Pescara " (Series B) of 05/02/2011, prohibition of sale coupons to residents in the Region of Abruzzo;
- "Inter - Roma" (Serie A) 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the Region;
- Bologna - Catania (Serie A) 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the region of Sicily;
- "Parma - Fiorentina" (Serie A) 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale coupons to residents in the region of Tuscany
- "Napoli - Cesena" (Serie A) of 06/02/2011, ban on the sale of coupons to residents in the region Emilia Romagna;
- "Genoa - Milan" (Serie A) 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the region of Lombardy;
- "Alexandria - Paganese" (Pro League) of 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the region of Campania;
- "Juve Stabia - Pisa (Pro League) of 06/02/2011 , prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the region of Tuscany;
- "Ternana - Caves" (Lega Pro) of 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the region of Campania;
- "Foggia - Barletta" (Pro League) 06/02/2011's ban on the sale of tickets for residents of the province Foggia;
- "Viareggio - Nocerina" (Pro League) 06/02/2011's ban on the sale of coupons to residents in the region of Campania;
- "Gela - Lancaster" (Pro League) of 06/02/2011, prohibition of sale of coupons to residents in the Abruzzo region;
- "Livorno - Vicenza (Serie B) 07.02.2011, banning the sale of tickets for residents of the Veneto region;
- "Andria - Taranto" (Pro League) of 07.02.2011, the sale of coupons residents in the province of Bari, sale of tickets for loyal guests in the maximum number established by the authorities, banning the sale online and Non-transferability of licenses;
- "Roma - Napoli (Series A) 2.12 / 2011, sale of coupons to residents in the province of Rome.
Mr Platini,
We will notify you once again for what is happening in Italy to the sport we love. Interior Minister (Mr Maroni, Northern League), through the National Observatory on Sports Events, is trying to prevent the fans who do not agree with his plan of "piece of fan" (a prepaid rechargeable card sets the fans, not regulated by any law and absolutely useless) can attend football matches, although not at risk.
They sell tickets by creating discrimination territoriali.Chievo / Rome, for example, absolutely no-risk game, which saw just last year 20 thousand Roma fans in the stands no problem, just a few days ago has been identified as "risk game", so that the Roma fans who are residents in the Region can not buy biglietti.Deve know that the fans who have signed the "piece of fan" does not are wont go away, so the result is that the areas visitors are always empty stadiums, even for games not at risk. Are pointing to games as a risk even match as Parma / Sampdoria, whose supporters have been twinned for 20 years, only because their fans were completely right to say no to the card's fan.
If the turnout compared with previous seasons in the stadium can easily see how the stadiums are half empty and this is due to the evil system that they thought to sell tickets. In many cases you can not buy more than one ticket per person, and when you can do, we must bring an original invitation to every person who wants acquistarlo.Lazio / Rome was played before a nearly empty Tribuna Tevere even if their images were not shown on television because they prefer to exclude the fans rather than managing it with the usual systems of public policy. We are writing this to suggest UEFA to carefully monitor what is happening in Italian stadiums, because the national media are silent about it. We believe that Italy has no right to organize any international tournament until we are free to go to football matches, as we did from 1896 until 2008. Best regards.
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