Inter party: Sala, inevitable fans took to the streets

 "It is true the situation was certainly predictable but it is unthinkable that the fans could have been prevented from taking to the streets and it would have been so in any Italian city whose team had won the Scudetto". So the mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, commented in a video on social media about the gatherings of Inter fans on Sunday evening, and especially in Piazza Duomo. "I understand that the images of Piazza Duomo have been able to strike the sensitivity of many, and I carefully consider the voices of many angry Milanese - he said -. I understand less about the political exploitation to scrape together a few more votes".  

On the gatherings that took place in the city for the celebrations of the Inter fans after the Scudetto victory, "I heard many complaints but not a sensible idea about how we could have managed the city streets better. I must say that Salvini tried, assuming to bring who knows how the fans at San Siro ", explained the mayor of Milan. "But not to mention that the stadiums in Italy are closed, what gatherings would there have been in the entrance and exit of the stadium? And once inside would they have been fans at a reasonable distance or would they have embraced? - he added -. the idea of ​​someone who was the Minister of the Interior and therefore presumed to be involved in the work ". "As usual in the criticism the League stood outthe one who wants to open everything but also the one who had a deputy minister and two municipal councilors in the square celebrating in Milan cheerfully posting their photos - he concluded -. The interview with the Northern League councilor and MEP Silvia Sardone is truly a gem, saying 'I was there for the shopping'. Of course, notoriously you go shopping with an Inter mask and with your party mates. "