And yet it moves, said Galileo, who was subjected to the inquisition for six years, and tortured for having said that the earth moved. This one about Flaminio is a completely different story, but even in this case it seems that something is moving. Lazio sent a certified email to mayor Roberto Gualtieri to arrange a meeting. Below is the content of the communication sent: “Dear Mayor of Rome, I formulate this letter to confirm, beyond what has already been done briefly, that on behalf of SS Lazio, I have carried out a series of checks and insights for the development of a feasibility plan for create the home of the SS Lazio at the Flaminio Stadium in Rome. Obviously we are interested in developing a renovation plan that, in full compliance with current regulations, allows the Flaminio Stadium to be a stadium capable of hosting football matches in national and international tournaments. To best realize our project and to do so in total compatibility with the public needs that you and your administration represent. I ask you to organize a meeting in which I will participate with the project manager designated by us and with the technical staff in charge of its implementation. To this end, I would be grateful if you could indicate a series of dates for which I will try to coordinate everyone’s needs. I thank you in advance for your availability and I look forward to your esteemed meeting. Kind regards”.
THE MUNICIPALITY’S RESPONSE
The response from the figure of was not long in coming Alessandro Honored, councilor for Major Events, Sport, Tourism and Fashion: “In the next few days, with the mayor Roberto Gualtieri and my urban planning colleague Maurizio Veloccia, we will arrange a meeting with a delegation from the company and we will observe, in detail, the study carried out by Lazio . The objective of this administration is to return the Flaminio to the city’s disposal. We will listen to Lotito’s project with great attention, but there are also other solutions in the field. Let’s see which one will best respond to the city’s interests.”
Photo: stadiolaminio.org
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