Inter boss Walter Mazzarri has insisted that ‘a derby without the fans is not good for the game’.
Inter boss Walter Mazzarri has insisted that ‘a derby without the fans is not good for the game’.
The Nerazzurri will have their Curva Nord section of San Siro closed on Sunday for the game against Milan, after supporters were found guilty of chanting ‘discriminatory’ remarks against Napoli fans.
And the Coach has claimed that seeing empty seats is not good for anyone.
“A derby without the fans? I do not know if this will be good for the image of our game,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
“I would always prefer a stadium full of people cheering for their team.”
Juventus” data-scaytid=”6″>Juventus combatted a similar problem this month by allowing thousands of children into their stadium following a stand closure.