In the program of Canale 88 Fossa on The Radiowe returned to the Trapani ticket issue and, in general, to what happened in game 1 and game 2.
“Situations that take you back to other times. The referees were chased into the tunnel at the end of the first half, and we know by whom, by the one who can do everything in his house. The trumpets? We didn’t have them, it was the others who had them, perhaps those who ran into the changing rooms didn’t notice, there must have been a thousand, fifteen hundred, they must have fined us because we didn’t have them… The referees weren’t even able to understand which way the sound was coming from, and this also makes them lose faith in the whistles .
Their president? He feels like the Rocco Siffredi of basketball, but he is none other than an Alvaro Vitali.
The ticket issue? At the beginning, in the press release, their president had said that the Bologna fans shouldn’t be smart by going down, already putting the Forces of the Order into play. Then, that night, he changed his mind not so much by setting the price we wanted (which is not a desire to pay less, but something we have been working on for 20 years) but by lowering it. And, in the end, he gave us blackmailers. We demanded what, not so much we Fossa as we fans, should be by custom and intelligence, that is, a preferential price that is not alms but not wanting to go into people’s pockets. 30 euros is madness, not even in the Euroleague, and in any case we don’t want it to be implied, with the word ‘blackmail’, that there were things different from our statement.
But we also want to highlight that the city of Trapani cannot be identified with one subject, their fans welcomed us great.”
