Not everything is rosy, even if the classification looks as high as possible. Girona’s match against Celta had disputes, but between fans of both clubs, the Catalan team.
The point of conflict seems to be in the tifo ‘Jovent Gironí’, an entertainment group located behind one of the goals of the stadium, which was presented during the celebration of the city. That tarp will bother some fans who cannot see the grass of the ‘Gironí’ fiefdom, although with the tarp over the heads of some present, the game is not at stake.
According to some members of ‘Jovent Gironí’, some fans stung typhus while it was being shown, which was the main reason for the anger of the animation group. In line with this, some subscribers are also reporting attacks received by ‘Jovent’.
Other witnesses who remained close to the altercations explained that stadium security had to intervene, with the Mosso being added later to remove some of those involved. At the same time, the entertainment group left around the stadium, leaving the area where they were working empty.
The tension has been there for weeks now. Some members complained about the poor visibility due to the presence of the flags and the position of the ‘Jovent Gironí’ members, who were cheering while standing. On the other hand, the animation group defends its right to cheer on the team from the position where they do it every week.
The club had earlier sent a notice to some of the members located in that area, apologizing for the incidents during the match against Real Madrid. In addition, they offer the possibility to move the affected so that they can comfortably watch the game.
For now, the club continues to study the photos reported by some fans. There has been no official statement, although those involved will be investigated and appropriate steps will be taken to resolve a conflict that has been going on for several weeks.
Source: La Verdad
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