The Curva Sud Milano have announced that they will not be displaying any flags or banners during today’s game against Udinese.
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Earlier today, the Italian Milan Club Association (AIMC) announced that during the game at San Siro their banners will be displayed upside down, which is a sign of protest. It is due to what they deem to be poor communication and a lack of involvement from the club.
With a story on Instagram, the Curva Sud have also made it known that they won’t be displaying the usual flags and banners either. The statement is below:
“From today’s match, the display of banners and related symbols of Curva Sud Milano, Joker, Vecchia Maniera, Estremi Rimedi is prohibited for an indefinite period of time and without a specific reason.
“In solidarity, all the Curva groups have decided not to display banners or wave flags, not even personal ones.”
We have had it confirmed from a member of Milan Club Milano that it is the club who banned the Curva from using symbols connected with Luca Lucci, amid the ongoing investigations into the ultras groups.
