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Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis has attacked the Government over their proposals to eradicate football violence. “Clubs could go on strike,” he warned. Italy’s top two Divisions look set to resume at the weekend after Friday night’s riots in Catania, but the proposed new measures means...

well unless they could put one more stadium up to date in one week its only 4 stadiums for the whole nation. San Siro,Olimpico Rome,Olimpico Turin :tup:, the Palermo stadium so it sucks for everyone else...also I just read on channel 4 that the San Siro could be banned as well but no...

I think its the latter, well thats wat the government is saying

its almost official, stadiums that didnt adopt the lega pisanu law will be closed to the fans. source-channel 4 interesting since there only 4 stadiums in Italy that adopted that law.

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class as always jun :tup: I also want to add something about those ultras groups, since those groups r very organised then they must have some leaders that control them and to a certain extent they should be held responsible for some of their group's actions. They should be the ones who...

mate if something is going to stop then it would be all competitions not only serie A, so this would mean that serie B would stop as well. anyway i think its impossible that Pancali or anyone else for that matter would stop football for a year or even a month.There r just way too many factors...

this is just shameful I completely agree with Holdon and the 2nd part of Jun's post. Lets hope that this break would provide the fans and especially the ultras a time to think about wat was happening before and is happening now. Also the FIGC should look into the incidents from before and see...