These days I have not written here for lack of time and meanwhile the world has collapsed on us. Italy had never felt so much awe and mobilization, was our September 11. Another 12 people died in clashes after match in Italy, will be that of a police officer to really change things?
All were quick to say his own, to start a race in asking severity, some presumptuous (Pippo Baudo ) has also criticized the Pope for then, even in the days that followed, to return everything to normal or nearly so, in perfect Italian style. In fact, our country has the world record of indignation, but also that of conservatism. I think the choice of
Pancalli to stop substantially all leagues understandable: in the words of Paul Condò football did not stop to mourn, but exhaustion. From my point of view, however, you had to respect the first rule of show business: show must go on. To give a strong message to violent fans: football is not you and you are not able to stop it.
Beyond breaks and matches behind closed doors, however, is certain that the system needs to be changed at the root, with the application of rules should be to protect citizens 'normal' and do to end this permanent state of affairs in which the ultras are the undisputed masters of the stadium.
The comparison is trivial in these days and has been used many times, but it is certainly the most effective: the UK should be our model. If you have some 'memory is still at least vaguely remember those 92 deaths to the stage of Sheffield, the hooliganism phenomenon was perhaps even worse than ours, but was limited with great determination by all forces involved: government, association, clubs. In Italy today there is this desire for harmony and turn the page? At the moment think so but it is essential that past the hangover of mercy is not return to the starting point.
are not necessary in the short term standards are particularly innovative: as a first step those contained in the decree are in Pisanu self sufficient, if applied ... There are six stages throughout Italy were in fact carried out the work necessary adjustment. In this play behind closed doors in those stages in which they were invested tens of millions for compliance.
from here to year-end should be closed so that these stages offer no guarantee of safety and allow the reopening only when they are in order. Italy is also the country from milleproroghe and this time we paid a high price ...
For the future scenario must change in a deeper way:
1) stages of ownership of clubs, which they can exploit for any type of activity, now are owned by the municipalities, resulting bureaucracy.
2) training of stewards to maintain order, in the early days must be accompanied by police and carabinieri, but then will become a valuable security service, with the possibility of halting the restless. Today the domestic is a joke.
3) harsher sentences for certain offenders and especially, for many judges instead of messing around the stadium is an outlet for youth
4) name and ticket turnstiles anywhere
5) controls serious: not remove caps from bottles and firecrackers more from the pockets
6) video surveillance systems in the stands, with central security at every stage.
should ultimately canceled the current concept of curve replaced by one, certainly more pleasant, the general membership: Doni said that after playing his Mallorca 1-5 at the exit from the stage was surrounded "Now I menano I thought, and instead they just wanted an autograph. "
Following on from point 1, the majority of Italian stadiums should be demolished and rebuilt elsewhere, such as can be controlled adequately if Massimino is situated in the city? such as filtering operations can be made prior to entry?
The problem is difficult and any move could create enormous resistance. But you will have to hold on and paddle against the current owners of the system.
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