Lazio fan killed - Serie A stopped? (9 Viewers)

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Channel4.com wrote:

Inter-Lazio and all Sunday’s Serie A games could be called off after a Lazio fan was killed – apparently by a policeman – during a fight with Juventus supporters.

Initial reports are low on details at the moment, but it is believed two groups of Ultras clashed when they crossed paths at a motorway service station in Badia al Pino, Arezzo.

A Lazio fan was killed during the fighting, but it is currently claimed this was an accident caused by police officers.

A shot rang out to try to distract the group and the news agencies are suggesting the bullet struck the Lazio supporter.

An emergency meeting is currently being held between Lega Calcio President Antonio Matarrese and police chief Antonio Manganelli to decide whether to suspend Inter-Lazio or possibly the entire Week 12 fixture list.

There are fears that if it is confirmed a fan was killed by police officers, the tension between them and the Ultras around Italy will rise to dangerous levels this weekend.

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Why would there be a fight between a Juventus supporter and a Lazio supporter where the teams play against other teams?

This is really weird.
 

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JCK said:
Channel4.com wrote:

Inter-Lazio and all Sunday’s Serie A games could be called off after a Lazio fan was killed – apparently by a policeman – during a fight with Juventus supporters.

Initial reports are low on details at the moment, but it is believed two groups of Ultras clashed when they crossed paths at a motorway service station in Badia al Pino, Arezzo.

A Lazio fan was killed during the fighting, but it is currently claimed this was an accident caused by police officers.

A shot rang out to try to distract the group and the news agencies are suggesting the bullet struck the Lazio supporter.

An emergency meeting is currently being held between Lega Calcio President Antonio Matarrese and police chief Antonio Manganelli to decide whether to suspend Inter-Lazio or possibly the entire Week 12 fixture list.

There are fears that if it is confirmed a fan was killed by police officers, the tension between them and the Ultras around Italy will rise to dangerous levels this weekend.

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Why would there be a fight between a Juventus supporter and a Lazio supporter where the teams play against other teams?

This is really weird.
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well that is normal in the ultras world , i wouldn't be surprised if the fight was prearranged
 
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    Gazzetta wrote:

    A person is died after a crash between ultras in Arezzo on some motorway. According to the first information the victim is a Lazio fan. It is still not clear on what happened and the responsibilities on the death. It seems that the death was caused from a gunshot. The event happened after a clash between Lazio and Juventus tifosi. There is a possibility that Lazio's encounter with Inter to be postponed.
     
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    Bettings on all Serie A events have been suspended.
     
    Rami

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    FFS Fli, you had to go to Italy and watch Juve huh??

    Jack: From my understanding the clash happened between the two groups traveling for their respective teams. Lazio to Milan and Juve to Parma....
     
    Boudz

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    RIP to the victims.
    Looking at it from a selfish view, this could work out well for us, we have many players injured and with knocks, e.g Camo.
    I know its selfish!
     
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    Yes apparently this is what happened but they shouldn't have minded each other.
     
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    Stripper said:
    RIP to the victims.
    Looking at it from a selfish view, this could work out well for us, we have many players injured and with knocks, e.g Camo.
    I know its selfish!
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    At the same time Inter and Fiorentina have also injuries and they have tough games which would also serve us well. Also Camoranesi can play in today's game.
     
    Rami

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    JCK said:
    Yes apparently this is what happened but they shouldn't have minded each other.
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    You trying to reason with Ultras? Anyways we don't know the circumstances of what happened. Provocation is bound to happen anyways when two groups cross path....











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    Lotito is saying that the game in San Siro is probably going to be postponed.
     
    Azzurri7

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    I don't see any reason to stop all the matches. Maybe the Lazio-Inter one. I think media is exaggerating and it's not like the Catania clash we witnessed last year.
     
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    Well maybe now that the Inter game is off my TV will show the Juve game *hoping*
     
    Dostoevsky

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    BREAKING NEWS: INTER-LAZIO OFF

    Inter-Lazio has been called off after the tragic death of a Biancocelesti supporter. The other Serie A games are going ahead, but 15 minutes late.

    This morning at around 9.00 local time a group of Lazio Ultras attacked a small number of Juventus supporters at a motorway service station in Badia al Pino, Arezzo.

    The Bianconeri appealed to a passing police car for help and in the ensuing melee a shot was fired, accidentally killing one of the Lazio fans.

    The victim has been named as 26-year-old Gabriele Sandri, a famous DJ in the Rome area who was also well known to members of the Lazio squad and staff.

    As San Siro was emptied, Lazio staff members were seen walking away in tears after discovering the name of the slain supporter.

    Inter-Lazio has now officially been called off, while the other Serie A games will begin 15 minutes late as a sign of mourning.

    There are fears the way this incident played out means fans around Italy will increase the tension against the police and there have already been clashes in Bergamo between Atalanta Ultras and the authorities.

    Fans around the country are removing their banners from the stadiums in a sign of mourning and protest.'

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    May the victim RIP.
     
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    Dule90 said:
    BREAKING NEWS: INTER-LAZIO OFF



    This morning at around 9.00 local time a group of Lazio Ultras attacked a small number of Juventus supporters at a motorway service station in Badia al Pino, Arezzo.



    There are fears the way this incident played out means fans around Italy will increase the tension against the police and there have already been clashes in Bergamo between Atalanta Ultras and the authorities.
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    Fuckers !


    And here we go , it has already started , it's going to be one hell of a day in and in front of the stadiums across Italy!
     
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