Bonolis takes aim at Roma fans ahead of Inter clash
- Source
- Corriere dello SportTier 1
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- La Redazine
- Published
Key points
- TV presenter and Inter fan Paolo Bonolis recalled being hit by a red pizza slice thrown by Roma supporters at the Olimpico
- Bonolis told La Repubblica Roma fans are easily discouraged, saying "two draws and they get sad"
- He praised Lazio supporters, saying he "adores" them and noting his driver is a devoted biancocelesti fan
Summary
Hours before Roma's clash with Inter, Inter-supporting television personality Paolo Bonolis has stoked the rivalry by mocking Roma's fanbase in an interview with La Repubblica. Bonolis recounted an incident at the Olimpico where Roma supporters threw a red pizza slice in his direction—it hit a young man in the row behind him—and he nearly confronted the group before stewards intervened. He characterised Roma fans as fickle, contrasting them sharply with Lazio supporters, whom he said he adores, citing his driver's unwavering devotion to the biancocelesti cause.
Original headline
"I romanisti? Circo Massimo, poi dopo due pareggi...". Bonolis elogia i tifosi della Lazio. E quella pizzetta rossa...
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