Given the violence in Naples, the Super League was better

What happened before the match against Eintracht is just the latest disaster for UEFA, which has committed the sin of underestimation and presumption. Better then a nice elite tournament, with elite spectators instead of hooligans

In hindsight, not exactly, but almost, given how things turned out in the first European football war (“The First Football War and Other Wars of the Poor” was a great book by Ryszard Kapuscinski from many years ago, but spoke of the poor, in fact: here at most there is a little too much ragamuffin football), in short, how it placed itself between the clubs that had formed a consortium to launch the Superlega – in Italy the Juventus of Cugino Spendaccione – and Uefa, the ‘ancien regime who defends his political and economic privilege with werewolf teeth. So in hindsight: do you want to see that they were right, the challengers of the Superlega? The latest disaster dissolves doubts. The head of UEFA, that Lord Voldemort of football who is Aleksander Ceferin, he wanted at all costs that the Frankfurt phalanx stroll along the Naples seafront, “intolerable decision” not to provide them with tickets, and indeed sanctions are ready for clubs that dare to refuse opposing fans. The free movement of goods. Even when it’s damaged goods.