Bologna, choirs from the Nerazzurra corner mock the massacre at the station. Bolognesi: "Inter should apologize"

"We came into the curve because Bologna station is not there". He is one of the choirs that – according to the story told by the Republic through a series of testimonies – he would have been shouted by Inter fans last Saturday at the Dall'Ara stadium in Bologna. Not more than three times, according to who heard it, but how long it took for someone to react. In the stands in the area close to the one reserved for the guest sector there was Alessandro Alberani, former secretary of the CISL today president of the Bologna-based company (Acer) and rossoblu fan: "When we heard that choir we got angry, me and seven others "Eight people. I also fought a little, so to speak, with Inter fans. But how do you touch the massacre at the station? I was a volunteer on the rescue that day and the pain for that day is still enormous "Tune that choir was a very bad thing."

Paolo Bolognesi, president of the association of relatives of the victims of August 2, interviewed by the agency Dire, almost finds it hard to believe: if indeed that chorus has been sung and repeated, it is "an unfortunate fact, here we are talking about the station of "There have been 85 dead and 200 injured in Bologna. You can't let it go. You never went so low. But how do you do it? I think everyone can say what they want, and then we count racism, but at least on August 2nd I would say that everyone should agree ".

Bolognesi does not want to let it go: "This episode I would like to point out, for the moment we are living and why I think Inter should apologize. " According to Alberani, a "reparative" gesture, even symbolic, would be useful. "On Sunday there were hard choirs between the two curves, and the one on the station was heard three times. There is so much controversy over Balotelli, but here the memory of the victims of a massacre is muddied. Maybe Inter could bring the team in front to the headstone ".