Milan head down “recalled” under the curve by the ultras after the defeat in La Spezia. The FIGC prosecutor investigates possible intimidation

Next to each other, including the coach, under the curve. For a speech halfway between the motivational on the eve of the second Euroderby and the one that has been defined several times pillory. Thus ended the game of Milan against it Spiceas immortalized by the cameras of Daznand now the power of attorney of the FIGC wants to see clearly to rule out possible intimidation. Defeated and “recalled” by the ultrasthe Devil is at his most tormented less than 72 hours from semifinal of return of Champions League against theInter, where he will restart from the 2-0 defeat collected in the first leg. A boxer played also cornered by the organized fans: to resurrect or suffer the shame, in spans, what the curve has communicated to the Rossoneri.

After the knockout cashed in Liguria against a team that is struggling not to relegate last season’s Italian champions, with the coach Stefano Pioli in the second row who nodded, they suffered the catechesis of the fans before returning to the changing rooms. Then as soon as the speech of the ultras bosses – you notice talking Francesco Luccileader of the curve together with the better known brother Lucaand next to him Giancarlo Lombardi, one of the historic leaders of the Curva Sud – the cheers have started. “We want eleven lions,” they intoned. And today the organized cheering he also called the fans to rally at Milanello, as had happened on the eve of the away game that would later deliver the Scudetto last season.

“A year ago we gathered around our boys to celebrate aextraordinary feat – they wrote on Instagram – The one that awaits us on Tuesday will be business even more complicated. Now more than ever we show that we are the people of Milan.” Demonstrating that that scene, already seen dozens of times in many stadiums in Italy, was more an act of closeness, a sort of “call”, than a moment of humiliation for the players who in recent weeks have never managed to express a game capable of leading them to victory. After all, there is an unimaginable goal to be achieved at the beginning of the season and at the same time the Champions League next year to be earned on the pitch.

The discussion between players and fans is now being examined by the FIGC prosecutor who wants to understand if the speech given by an ultras boss of the Curva Sud was one stimulus to give their all to try to replace the 0-2 suffered by Inter or a threat. The code of sports justice of the Football Federation provides for a rule that prohibits the ‘public pillories’ that players suffer for not having problems with the more extreme fringes of the fans.