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Reply | Swans to lodge official complaint over fans treatment in Italy
at 22:13 1 Mar 2014
Glad that someone had fun in my city, afterall it's the best italian experience that you can get.
Regarding the delay that's a USUAL local police procedure.
Almost every guest fans are let in after the kick-off.
This is to prevent incidents outside the stadium at the arrival of busses or fans escorted.
Our 'dear' old bills 'work' in this way, not good enough to manage the public order they prefer to avoid problems, it doesnt matter if a ticket costs a lot and if someone has travelled long distance to watch a match.
FYI several italian guest fans were let in only at the second half of the match, so consider yourself 'lucky'...
Respet for your support and for your team, you both deserved more |
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Reply | If you're all going to Naples...
at 10:55 27 Feb 2014
unless you have dark hair and skin and wear something in the local style, you could be easily spotted as british, the scarf can't help, people might ask you something and how will you answer?????
I'm from Napoli myself and I can only recommend to use your organized buses to go to the stadium.
Metro train is gonna be full of Napoli fans and you have to walk beside some bars were ultras groups are gathering.
Most of them will ignore you (if you don't look like an hooligan and/or wear a swansea scarf) because we don't care about normal fans, we only look for people willing to have 'some fun'.
Unfortunately not all are the same and an attack can be highly possible even to normal people and fans.
By the way, same threatment was used by liverpool and man city against Napoli fans when we played there, even the swedish of AIK show how brave they are attacking normal people with baseball bat and police watching at the other side...
In one thing you can count on in Napoli, police will do their best to defend you from Napoli attacks, in the other hand they might be the worst hooligans if you try to do something they dont like.
For the ones that will spend few days in my city, enjoy it, its dirty and messy but it's one of the most genuine and less european city you might visit, full of art, history and wonderful views.
Here some tips for you: http://www.budgeteurotrip.com/budget/southitaly-south-italy-napoli-apulia-budget
If you have some time, visit Pozzuoli (by metro train), a 5 km away city and eat there, seafood and fish |
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