Through the site Sportitalia.it the director Michele Criscitiello wanted to defend the President of Lazio in his editorial Lotito after the protest by the Biancocelesti fans which took place last Friday in the streets of Rome.
Claudio Lotito’s funeral was held in Rome. Protests and demonstrations are there but they make sense. We can reproach Lotito for two things: the first is that he is not nice (but he doesn’t do cabaret, he is an entrepreneur, politician and football president) and we can pull his ears for having taken Baroni on the bench who was usually used to winning Serie B or to save Serie A. It seems clear that if you go from Tare and Sarri to Baroni the fans get a little confused. This yes. But otherwise Lazio fans have little to complain about. Nobody wants the club and if a fund arrives it will certainly not do better than Lotito. Their President controls football and they must be happy to be represented by someone who still looks after the interests of their team. He took them bankrupt, cooked and dead and brought them back with stability to the top of Italian football. Fans who last year finished second and this year reached the round of 16 of the Champions League are protesting. In other squares should they carry out a massacre rather than a funeral? The fans protest without knowledge of the facts but above all you can protest in front of an alternative and not in front of an absolute void. In Salerno without Lotito they began the long descent. And Lotito the Patron Saint still misses him.
