2023-11-01 02:53:49
10/31/2023 21:53hs.
What has been seen so far, a free sample of horror, on a small scale, but which can quickly multiply to the point of horror. It was enough for a small advance of fans with ice cream cones, umbrellas and beach canvas to set up shop in Copacabana with two Boca towels and a thermos with the Xeneize shield, for some gangs of Fluminense fans to attack them, like robbery ant and aggression, that they were ready to act and did so.
It was the first violent action of a pre-elaborated plan, and anticipated through explicit threats by the bravado of the Brazilian team on social networks, the same platform that these delirious people used to show their war trophies taken from the first fans who paid the price to the audacity to show what painting they are from…
As the hours passed, far from decreasing, the hostile atmosphere increased, with a provocative tone, on the part of Brazilian authorities and those around the Rio club, Boca’s rival in Saturday’s final. The first to open his mouth was Eduardo Paes, the mayor of Rio de Janeiro, who despite being a Vasco da Gama fan, saw the desire to do politics with the party and said: “Next Saturday Fluminense is going to be champion of The Libertadores and the tricolors will be able to celebrate. For the Argentines we have prepared the structure in the Sambódromo. They are going to leave sad and defeated by Fluminense. They are going to be runners-up,” he said, and announced with great fanfare an operation so that Flu supporters can watch the game. “Given the limited space available in the Laranjeiras (area where they were initially going to meet) we are talking with Fluminense to install a giant screen in the cinema, so that those who do not have a ticket can watch the game with their fans!”
There is peace
Not a voice of prudence was heard, nor did an authority come out to put cold cloths, or to recommend people to behave. What’s more, the Argentine fans attacked, and those who witnessed the events, pointed out flagrant police passivity, complicit through inaction in the creation of a liberated zone on the most popular beaches in Rio. Something will have to change, and a lot, because in these hours fans are arriving by the thousands, so the conflict can escalate quickly and to dangerous levels…
What ended up taking this match to an almost warlike atmosphere were Romario’s statements. Yes, Chapulín, the star of the Brazilian team, the 94 world champion, former player and idol of Fluminense, who had offensive terms not only with the Boca fan, but with Argentinians in general.
Romario, very tough in the run-up to the final. instagram
With an incomprehensible level of hatred and a reprehensible discriminatory tone. “Fluminense should take the initiative. Fuck the Argentines, those bastards. That’s it, Boca is going to get it in the ass. I have been Fluminense since I was born. I played for Fluminense, I’m from Rio, I’m very fond of it, it’s the most charming fans I’ve had the opportunity to meet, it’s the best team and it really deserves it,” said the former striker.
The threats from the Fluminense bar to Boca.
Everything, with La Doce in full force about to travel to see the Libertadores final, something that could potentially be another source of conflict. Days ago, the Flu group directly threatened the xeneize fans, who will be loose in Rio de Janeiro, with all that this means. Surely, when Conmebol designated this venue as the final, it expected any scenario but this. For now, there is more talk about violence than football. The weather, of course, doesn’t help. This influ… mable….
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