“I’d be tougher. Would close the doors of the stadium. Who wants to watch the game at home sees it.” He said Marisa Grasso, widow of Raciti, about the harsh stances of President James Pallotta of Rome and the FIGC president, Carlo Tavecchio, on banners exposed by Roma fans against Antonella Leardi, mother of Ciro Esposito, the Napoli fan died after the incidents that preceded the last Italian Cup final. “But we are a democratic country, people who suffer and good people are an expression of civilization and leave to others the freedom to choose how to act,” said the widow at the sidelines of the “Living the stadium: a passion at risk? ” underway at La Sapienza University of Rome. The banners against Leardi added: “It made me sick, I know the pain, I would prefer the respect towards the family. I was very upset.” After eight years after the killing of her husband, the widow has analyzed the situation in the stadiums. “You left everything as before? Something has changed, especially in preventive measures is more severely – he concluded -. Whereas before they were not aware of the gravity of the situation now have been taken more stringent measures. A level culture has changed little and the thing is worrying. frightens me to think that they can be repeated facts that I have known and seen and that there may be other losses “.
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