Juventus, against Allegri and the players chants and whistles: the return to victory is not enough

The three goals were not enough Bologna to bring back the clear between Juventus and their fans. Ultras or conventional fans, little changes: from the pre-match to the end, borrowing the motto that once united the Juventus world, it was a day of half-empty stands, chants and whistles. No one was spared: at 18, while the team was preparing to reach the stadium, a large group of ultras challenged her in front of the J Hotel. If the start was not the best, just before the start of the match the scenario of the Allianz Stadium was bleak: large empty spots despite the DJ set of Salmo, an internationally renowned artist as well as a Juventus fan. Although with the passing of the minutes some gaps were filled by the last latecomers, and with the official figure announcing almost 35,000 spectators, a figure which obviously also includes the entire subscriber fee including those absent, the holes in the stands were clearly visible, still rendered most evident from the almost total absence of Bolognese supporters.

Whistles and chants against Allegri

With the two teams lined up on the pitch and ready for kick-off, the most explicit of the choirs started from the Curva Sud to bring out the character. A start that could have stimulated the players, who provided a performance that was not sparkling but still solid and determined, also favored by the intangibility of Bologna. But that did not put an end to the string of arrows at players and technician. While the supporters gave rhythm to “freed from desire”, the same song that the Milan fans dedicate to Pioli, some supporters “rewrote it” by inserting “Allegri out”. Finally, when Kean came in at 36 ‘of the second half, the whistles of the stadium greeted him even before he could show off on the pitch.

The controversial ending between the curve and the players

The team’s response, as well as on the field, was staged after the triple whistle of the Abyss, as if to respond to the provocations and press releases released last week. In fact, the usual catwalk under the curve, contested by organized groups, did not take place: the players immediately took the path of the locker rooms after greeting their opponents, regardless of the waiting fans. Provoking their reaction, which resulted in loud whistles that closed a winning evening on the pitch but controversial and tormented in the relationship between spectators and team.