Roma ultras disrespect Queen with vile banner after stabbing Brighton followers
Roma‘s ultras tried to anger Brighton supporters with a vile banner concerning the Queen.
The Serie A facet beat Roberto De Zerbi’s Seagulls 4-0 within the first leg of their Europa League final 16 tie – which has been marred by points off the pitch within the final 24 hours. Two of the travelling followers have been stabbed by a masked gang on Wednesday (March 6) evening.
They fortunately escaped with minor accidents after being robbed and hospitalised. The despicable behaviour continued within the Italian capital, nevertheless, with the away finish focused with numerous missiles together with bottles and cash in the course of the sport.
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And the house supporters additionally unveiled a banner concerning the late Queen Elizabeth II to try to get beneath their pores and skin. It learn: “The Queen gave b******s.”
Reacting to it on social media, one particular person responded: “That’s the absolute worst banter I have ever seen.” Another commented: “When will they learn that you cannot offend the English.”
A 3rd slammed: “S*** banter.” While a fourth fumed: “That’s why they’re the smallest club in Rome.” And a fifth quipped: “The famous Italian humour that has conquered the world!”
Roma will journey to the south coast of England subsequent week with a commanding lead on the midway stage of the tie after targets from Paulo Dybala, Romelu Lukaku, Gianluca Mancini and Bryan Cristante.
De Zerbi was left to lick his wounds, saying post-match (through The Argus): “We lost against a stronger team than us. It’s not only a matter of statistics and systems.
“Roma players are used to playing this kind of match. From a mental standpoint, we are not used to playing games at this level. We lost deservedly to a better team – better also mentally.”
