Turin, Sept. 22 (LaPresse) – “A 10,000-euro fine for Juve? You can’t hold an entire club or an entire stadium accountable for the actions of a few.” So said FIGC President Giovanni Malagò, speaking in Rapallo on the sidelines of an award ceremony hosted by Panathlon International, regarding the sanction imposed by the sports judge on the Bianconeri club for the behavior of some fans, who turned their backs during the minute of silence to commemorate Sandro Mazzola. “I can’t say anything more, because I believe there’s nothing worse than an executive who tries to take the place of those responsible for justice, whether in sports or the general legal system,” he added. “Are we optimistic about the national team? We’re optimistic by nature, and above all, we have to be.”
Malagò: “A Fine for Juve? You Can’t Hold the Entire Club Accountable for the Actions of a Few”
Turin, Sept. 22 (LaPresse) – “A 10,000-euro fine for Juve? You can’t hold an entire club or an entire stadium accountable for the actions of a few.” So said FIGC President Giovanni Malagò, speaking in Rapallo on the sidelines of an award ceremony hosted by Panathlon International, regarding the sanction imposed by the sports judge on the Bianconeri club for the behavior of some fans, who turned their backs during the minute of silence to commemorate Sandro Mazzola. “I can’t say anything more, because I believe there’s nothing worse than an executive who tries to take the place of those responsible for justice, whether in sports or the general legal system,” he added. “Are we optimistic about the national team? We’re optimistic by nature, and above all, we have to be.”