In recent weeks, if not months, we have regularly heard the Curva Sud protest against the key figures of AC Milan, and against Atalanta it was no different.
There have been so many occasions this season where you have audibly been able to hear protests against players and the management, and at San Siro last night, there was a continuation of the protests against key figures within the management.
As Milan News reports, the chants started against Gerry Cardinale, who has regularly been a target for criticism, with the Curva Sud once again calling for him to sell – “Cardinale devi vendere, vattene.”
These chants are not new, far from it, and they have been heard across Italy where and when Milan have played. However, chants against Paolo Scaroni are somewhat of a new occurrence, and they come after his words against the group in recent weeks.
In Udine, it could be heard loud and clear, “Scaroni uomo di merda (Scaroni piece of sh*t)”. Once again, this was the case as Milan News reported, stating that the Curva moved onto their next target after the chants against Cardinale, and Scaroni was the recipient.
Whether it will be possible remains to be seen, but attempts must be made to fix relations.
