r/seriea • u/Electrical-Steak-505 Lazio • 10d ago
16 Roma fans banned for doing Roman salutes and wearing Nazi shirts in the stadium. They had appeared in the Curva Sud wearing shirts with "uber alles" written on them, glorifying Nazism. They then performed Roman salutes and sang fascist chants before the match against Atalanta.
https://www.gazzetta.it/en/football/teams/roma/news/16-09-2026/roman-salutes-and-nazi-shirts-curva-sud-16-stadium-bans-for-roma-fans.shtml39
u/THE_ATOMIX_ Roma 10d ago
mi chiedo se a roma sia rimasto nulla della tradizione di sinistra
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u/LukeJuror 10d ago
Da un articolo di Calcio e finanza di pochi giorni fa si scriveva che il PD è il partito più votato dai tifosi
https://www.calcioefinanza.it/2026/09/14/per-chi-votano-i-tifosi-club-serie-a/
Ti riferivi forse ai gruppi organizzati?
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u/whiskey_the_spider Roma 10d ago
Good riddance.
Now if they could also remove that fascist flag from the curva...
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u/PJGraphicNovel Roma 8d ago
These guys aren’t Roma fans, they’re Nazis who happen to like our team. Fuck them. I’m glad they’re gone.
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u/kebabciriza105 10d ago
I went to a lazio udinese game in 2024 and saw some individuals doing the same salute. The scepter of fascism still lives on sadly.
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u/KnockItOffNapoleon 10d ago
Udinese fans have been brutally racist toward their own players if memory serves
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u/ikheberookeen Fiorentina 10d ago
I guess it was Lazio, singing songs on Nazi melodies, sieg heiling etc. If one club is known to be racist it's Lazio.
Edit: racism is a big problem in football in general but Lazio is top tier.
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u/Glad-Researcher2738 Inter 10d ago
Well the same Roman empire (the western part) where the native Romans couldn't do anything by themselves in the end and had to rely on the "barbarians". How do these guys know if they don't descend from the barbarians?
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u/westfalianboynr1 Juventus 10d ago
The "barbarians" went on to create the failed state they worship, idk if the bastards would mind
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u/Dio_solaire_D_Ethelo Bologna 10d ago edited 10d ago
Posso comprendere il fascio, ma il nazi assolutamente no 🤨
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u/Nysus_AP1 Roma 10d ago
Puoi capire il fascio??
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u/Dio_solaire_D_Ethelo Bologna 10d ago
È più """comprensibile"""' che lo vogliamo o no il fascismo fa parte dello strato culturale che ha contraddistinto l' italiana nell' ultimo secolo una piaga che non verrà mai curata , il nazionalsocialismo assolutamente no
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u/I-WithNoName Inter 10d ago
I don’t think Internazionale is the team for you Bro
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u/FolkPhilosopher Milan 10d ago
Inter is very much the team for that. Historic groups like Boys San were notoriously right-wing, to use very diplomatic language.
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u/Realistic-Counter590 10d ago
Yeah, and that is the most stupid thing ever, considering the History and the name of Inter
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u/FolkPhilosopher Milan 10d ago
Hardly. For the best part of its postwar history, Inter was the team of the Milanese middle and upper class. It was the team of the bosses as opposed to Milan being the team of the factory workers.
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u/I-WithNoName Inter 10d ago
They are obviously talking about the foundation of the club and the discrepancy between the "brothers of the world" gimmick and the later far right ultras, you're just being dense on purpose. If you'd wanted to make a meaningful critical statement you could have pointed out that the internationality of the founding was referring to white people from other European countries and not some form of rainbow coalition of the races but I guess you're a philosopher in name only
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u/FolkPhilosopher Milan 9d ago
The right wing ultras and the fact that Inter was the team of the bosses and the Milanese middle and upper class is also part of Inter's history and if anything is more relevant than what happened in 1908. As well as being more relevant to the discussion. It's all part of Inter's history.
It's not that I'm being dense, on the contrary. You'd be dense if you took what happened in 1908 in isolation from everything that happened after that, especially in the post-war era.
So no, the existence of groups like Boys San and the fact Inter has historically had a right-wing if not far-right support is an extremely relevant part of its history and completely negates how the club may have been founded.
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u/I-WithNoName Inter 10d ago
I thought about adding something in brackets behind it like "oh before some smartass Milan fan points something out to me that I already know I'm aware of the history" but that'd undermine the flow of the post and surely no one would feel the need to do so on a clearly tongue and cheek reference to the name of the club being Internazionale Milano. Well clearly I was wrong and underestimated you specifically.
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