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Clarky29586
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Oggetto: What do Italian fans think of UEFA?
 Inviato: 26 Apr 2008 - 03:31
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New Devil
Registrato: 16 Apr 2008
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Dear all,
I am a journalism student from England. I am currently conducting an investigation into UEFA's organisation of the 2007 Champions League final in Athens.
As part of the investigation I am desperate to find out how the Italian media covered and interpreted the problems which occurred outside the Olympic Stadium.
If anybody can answer any of the following questions I would be very grateful to hear from them.
Thank you.
Please note the term ‘trouble’ relates to both those Liverpool supporters trying to gain access illegally and the subsequent refusal of entry to those supporters with legitimate tickets. ‘Supporter unrest’ relates to the hostility towards police and the acts of violence that occurred as a result.
1) AC Milan’s victory was obviously the main talking point but how was the trouble outside the Olympic Stadium and resulting supporter unrest reflected in the Italian media?
2) Who did the Italian media blame for the trouble? UEFA, the Greek authorities or Liverpool supporters?
3) The day after the final Michel Platini praised Milan fans for their impeccable behaviour. What did Milan fans think of this?
4) In England fans were angry about the number of tickets available to the fans. Was it the same in Italy?
5) Are fans in Italy angry at the distribution of tickets to corporate partners/companies (such as Mastercard) for Champions League matches?
6) Did the Italian media make any criticisms regarding the lack of turnstiles/facilities at the Olympic Stadium?
7) Did the Italian media make any criticisms regarding the policing/stewarding of the event?
8) Finally, were there any criticisms of UEFA’s organisation of the 2005 final in Istanbul?
Thank you in advance for your help. |
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