Putting a group of people in a small area makes them much easier to police than having them running around the streets around a stadium.
The other people in the stadium were kept a distance away from the Serbs, so were not in the danger they would have been with people running free outside the ground.
Once the game is over, the Serbs could be held in the ground until the surrounding streets were cleared and the police could increase their numbers in order to control the removal of them from the area.
I don't see how you can comment on this when you have no experience of attending games in Europe or how policing of away fans is done.
I don't see what else the Italians could do without prior knowledge of the planned trouble.
If they knew there was going to be trouble, they should have been better prepared.
The other people in the stadium were kept a distance away from the Serbs, so were not in the danger they would have been with people running free outside the ground.
Once the game is over, the Serbs could be held in the ground until the surrounding streets were cleared and the police could increase their numbers in order to control the removal of them from the area.
I don't see how you can comment on this when you have no experience of attending games in Europe or how policing of away fans is done.
I don't see what else the Italians could do without prior knowledge of the planned trouble.
If they knew there was going to be trouble, they should have been better prepared.
