Goodbye Pioli, no to Fonseca: the Milan fans are now in line with the club
Pioli's farewell is official, the preventive protest against the new coach is triggered. After Lopetegui the ultras are in charge
ROME – After rejecting Lopetegui with hashtags, here is the no to Fonseca. This time with an old-fashioned statement. Milan’s curve now dictates the club’s line: the ultras want to choose the new coach, given that today Pioli has the farewell has been made official. He won’t be the coach next year, but it was now archived news. There is tension for the future.
Tomorrow evening for the last match of the championship against Salernitana, the Curva Sud will interrupt the strike, but not the protest that has lasted for three matches (Genoa, Cagliari and Turin), to say goodbye to Kjaer and Giroud. And to relaunch the ban on technicians, without prior opinion.
“The message to the entire Milan environment must be clear – write the Rossoneri ultras – the Rossoneri people are no longer willing to accept projects that are not aimed at aiming for the highest level both in Italy and in Europe, a people who have won like no other in Italy and who has always stood out for his closeness to his team even in the most difficult moments of his long history. Aware that you can’t always win, but being prepared and equipped to always be able to do so is something else! A winning project is now demanded! A project that starts from the bench, moving from the field up to the management! Do you want this curve? Do you always want this stadium and this climate? Well, now it’s up to you to pay the price of the ticket, now it’s up to you to simply get down to business. Milan and the Milan fans have always understood and justified every situation, but never mistake our intelligence for resignation. Because Milan has never been satisfied and never will. We’ve been through some shitty years, we’re back at the top and now no one wants to move from there. We have paid far too much for corporate changes etc etc. The Rossoneri people want the team to return to occupying the role of undisputed protagonist, the role that the Rossoneri people have always maintained firmly in the stands of every stadium. Second to none! Bring banners, flags and banners on Sunday. They will see once again what they can miss… for the good of Milan! Always!“.