After almost 48 hours, Milan showed up on social media, but the post was flooded with comments from Inter fans. And discontent is growing more and more among the Rossoneri fans.
Two days have passed since the Milan derby which gave Inter their second star since then there has been no trace of Milan on social media. The only post published by the Rossoneri on their official accounts dates back almost 48 hours after the final whistle, a strange silence that unnerved all the fans and unleashed the irony of the opponents: the last match was indigestible for Stefano Pioli’s team who handed over a piece of history into the hands of their bitter rivals.
Seeing Inter celebrate their twentieth scudetto and the sixth consecutive derby won was a real nightmare for the Rossoneri who decided to disappear from social media for almost two full days, returning with a message on X that it’s all a program. In the comments, however, the fans were not so kind to the clubtargeted by everyone under the first post published regarding today’s training.
“To move on” is the only sentence released by Milan two days after the derby, with attached photos of Milanello with the players ready to prepare for the next match, scheduled against Juventus on Saturday at 6pm. But the mind is always on the defeat against Inter and it’s not just the amused comments of the cousins who continue to celebrate the second star that bring the Rossoneri back to those moments.
Because in the Milan-Inter derby there will be thousands of Nerazzurri fans infiltrated among the Milan fans
There are many AC Milan fans who cannot forgive the team for their passive reaction on the pitch or even the social silence that persisted for too many hours. Among the comments received there are also those who loudly call for a change on the bench, hoping for the arrival of Antonio Conte starting this summer, above all there are Inter fans who also remember the fall in style of Milan who were one of the six teams not to have complimented the Nerazzurri for the mathematical victory of the Scudetto. As one could imagine, the post was flooded by Inter fans with photos and videos of the post-derby celebrations.
“Send a glove of pastries to Marotta and tweet your compliments to Inter. Then, while you’re at it, announce the new coach”or again “Did you find the computer keyboard? But aren’t you ashamed? Now roll up your sleeves, it’s time to involve a serious coach and build a serious team.”. There couldn’t be a worse return than this for Milan who will have to try to shake off the waste of a derby that has already entered the history of Italian football.
