That fascination with the black shirt that grows in football The outing of Christian Abbiati, AC Milan goalkeeper fascist in the private sector and now also in result, has expanded potential grasslands of revelations in the world of Italian football has always been quietly on the right. The words bounced around Europe - "I share ideals of fascism come la patria, i valori della religione cattolica e la capacità di assicurare l'ordine" - sono sottoscritte, oggi, da una crescente platea di calciatori e dirigenti italiani.
La forza delle frasi rivelatrici di un portiere che è abituale frequentatore dei leader di Cuore nero, succursale dell'estremismo nero milanese e luogo di riferimento per gli ultrà dell'Inter, più che nell'indicare il solito revisionismo pret a' porter italiano che vuole un fascismo buono prima del '38 ("rifiuto le leggi razziali, l'alleanza con Hitler e l'ingresso in guerra", ha detto Abbiati) segnala come anche i calciatori, notoriamente pavidi nelle dichiarazioni, oggi comprendono che queste "verità" si possono finalmente dire: il vento of 2008 does not make them more dangerous for their careers.
the Italian champions are wearing different numbers of casualties and waving portraits of Fascist and then justified: "I did not know." The goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, the son of a Catholic family and committed, was caught in rough four acts. The jersey with the number 88 which refers to the disastrous "Heil Hitler" reported from Rome's Jewish community, then the vest laid in his own hand with the "Executioner who spring." In 2006, during the holidays at the Circus Maximus to victory in the world lined up - hands off on a railing - in front of the banner "Proud to be Italian, Celtic cross in the lower right. And his fans, the Arditi Juventus a month ago in Bratislava have marked the "Camerata Buffon" the goalkeeper getting a natural greeting. Four clues at this point, resembling a trial.
E 'to be considered among the fascists for the case of the captain Fabio Cannavaro in Madrid waved a national flag with a fasces in the middle: "I'm not nostalgic, but I'm not leftist," swears now. In 1997, however, advertised on the radio the first Evita Peron summer camps, camps for teenagers run by the radical right. His attorney, Gaetano Fedele, provides: "A player may be unknowingly exploited."
in the capital is taking a dangerous infection of the curve of Rome, hegemony the neo-fascist right, and the young players Romans. Daniele De Rossi, Totti to replace captain future, is a sympathizer of Forza Nuova. And the other Roma player by the national, Alberto Aquilani, collect busts of Mussolini - gives them an uncle - showing clear views on immigrants in Italy: "I'm just a problem." Many goalkeepers
think like Abbiati, then. Former Stefano Tacconi was coordinator for the New Lombardia MSI-nationalist right and he was sentenced for using counterfeit cards from giratigli fixer Richard Sindoco black. Matteo Sereni, son of the school destrissima Lazio, Torino goalkeeper today that it continues to sleep with a bust of Mussolini on the headboard of the bed.
The problem is that the players navigate in a sea of \u200b\u200bhypocrisy that keeps "Little Black Face" in the mobile phone ringtone without feeling guilt. Question of teachers. The former Lazio coach Papadopulo has never worried about the swastikas in the corners "in the field because I can not see over the bar." Explains Gianluca Falsini, defender today at Padua: "Players are just left there and the nostalgia for the Fascist period you are to blame for political contemporaries." Yeah. In the 2007-2008 season in the field have doubled the incidents of racism: they were six. Mario Balotelli, Inter rising star, Italian-born Ghanaian, it says the last game against Spring dell'Ascoli: "From the beginning I finally said: "There are no blacks Italians." Was the slogan of the fascists, I wanted to leave the camp. "
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