The Torino team took full responsibility for what happened after the video that appeared on the day of the Grande Torino celebrations: “We are all responsible.” The fans, however, are not in favor and demand names.
“Names out, it’s too convenient to get away with this”. This is more or less the concept expressed by some fans of the Turin in response to the team’s letter of apology following what happened on the day of the celebrations of Greater Turin. The video uploaded to social media and then removed by the second Granata goalkeeper, Luca Twin, while the bus parks in the square Superga, it was very serious for the Toro fans. In the video which filmed all the fans present at Superga, a voice could be heard: “Bye bye pieces of me..a – and then another – These are the same ones who booed us yesterday.”
Attributing the voice to a footballer is not easy, which is why the Granata fans loudly asked for those responsible to come forward and admit their guilt. Since that day, however, there has been absolute silence from the team other than the words of Lovato and Pellegri who were initially deemed guilty: the two denied everything. Today Torino published a post signed by all the players who apologized to the fans: “We all feel responsible, there are no good and bad guys.” A move that apparently the Granata supporters did not appreciate: “Clowns, go away.” They ask for the most important thing, which is that those who uttered those words take responsibility.
This the complete note issued by the Toro team: “What happened last Saturday left us all deeply saddened. We want to make our voices heard to humbly apologize to everyone, aware of the gravity of what happened. We all feel responsible, there are no good and bad. we spoke internally and took the necessary measures, and so did the club, which immediately intervened. Now maximum concentration for the next three matches: we still believe it. Always Go Toro!”.
Insults to Torino fans from the team bus during the memory of Superga: what happened
However, the fans didn’t like all of this very much: “But at least show your face in the conference.” Someone invites those in charge to give real explanations about what happened. Certainly no one would have ever expected that on such an important day for the history of Torino all this could have happened by the Granata players. It cannot be ruled out that in view of the last home match of the season on the penultimate matchday against Milan there may be strong protests from all the Toro people.
