The Gomorra actor attacks: “They are destroying football. I am proud to be born in Napoli and to be Neapolitan. I ask for the intervention of Fifa and Uefa” < / p>
With the decision to ban sales to those born in Campania of tickets for Juve-Napoli of 31 August ” you get to shame, disgust and total sadness. Football is a game and you are it destroying . ” These are the words with which Salvatore Esposito , the Neapolitan actor who became famous with the character of Genny Savastano in Gomorrah comments on the decision of Juve on the ban on the sale of coupons. “ I was born in Napoli – says Esposito, on Facebook – and I’m proud of it, I was born in Campania and I’m proud of it, I’m a fan of Napoli and I’m proud of it. , UEFA, FIFA, League A, which fight racism ‘say no to racism’ and then allow travel not only to supporters of a particular team, because this happens for all teams, but to those born in a certain area and to those who are resident in a particular Region. At this rate, I think we will come to shame, disgust and sadness “.
There is something new in the ticket sales restrictions for the match between Juventus and Napoli , scheduled for Saturday, August 31st at 8.45pm at the Allianz Stadium. Not only will the sale be forbidden as usual to the residents of Campania, but also, with an unusual decision, to those in Campania who is also born . Among the spectators, for example, there could not be the current Juve coach, Sarri, who was born in Napoli.
From: Corriere Dello Sport.
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