‘They are terrified’: Como spark row with fans over controversial new stadium policy
•Como FC introduces strict new stadium policies that could revoke season tickets for fans missing more than three home games.
•The club's chairman defends the rules amid backlash from supporters.
•Fans are also prohibited from wearing opposing team merchandise in most areas of the stadium.
المصدر: The Guardian Football | Source: The Guardian Football
Supporters must not miss more than three home games
Serie A club’s chairman defends harsh new rules
The surprise package of last season’s Serie A, Como, who qualified for the Champions League for the first time in the club’s history, will revoke season tickets from fans who fail to attend three home matches, under a series of new rules that have sparked a row among supporters.
In a statement issued on Monday the club, coached by the former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fàbregas, said its supporters “who miss more than three home matches without what it considers a valid reason risk having their season tickets revoked”. Another new rule bans fans from wearing the opposing team’s shirts or scarves anywhere in the stadium except the away section.
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→Como FC introduces strict new stadium policies that could revoke season tickets for fans missing more than three home games.
→The club's chairman defends the rules amid backlash from supporters.
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