Arrigoni feels for Livorno fans
Livorno tactician Daniele Arrigoni is concerned that the increased security measures will damage the majority of well behaved fans most of all.
"I consider it a shame that those good supporters who just want to follow their favourite team are the ones who are penalised," said the coach.
The rioting in Catania on February 2, where a police officer lost his life, prompted a rethink of stadium security in Italy.
Although the San Siro is not up to standard yet, overnight work to install 28 turnstiles means the arena has been passed safe for the 38,000 Milan season ticket holders.
Unfortunately for Livorno, this means they will have only Rossoneri supporters in the stands and none of their own tifosi.
Source: C4 Football Italia
"I consider it a shame that those good supporters who just want to follow their favourite team are the ones who are penalised," said the coach.
The rioting in Catania on February 2, where a police officer lost his life, prompted a rethink of stadium security in Italy.
Although the San Siro is not up to standard yet, overnight work to install 28 turnstiles means the arena has been passed safe for the 38,000 Milan season ticket holders.
Unfortunately for Livorno, this means they will have only Rossoneri supporters in the stands and none of their own tifosi.
Source: C4 Football Italia
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