brotherhood between laziale and interisti

A Note Length Dramatic History and Events
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, San Siro, Milan, 23 April 2011. Ahead of the match Inter vs Lazio in recent weeks are crucial in Serie A season 2011/2012. Lazio are competing hard with Udinese to secure a place at UCL and Inter are struggling to turn up the Scudetto is almost certainly achieved AC Milan. When the two teams took the field, from one part of the stadium dozens of flares lit the sky blue color, followed by cries of thousands of people: "A Solo Ce Lazio Roma" or "In the city of Rome Only There Lazio". We were just watching it on television must have thought it was the work of Lazio fans. Actually not, flares and shouting was actually made from the Curva Nord Stadio GM by tens of thousands of Interisti incorporated in SAN Boys and several other Inter ultras groups. Only after that of the Irriducibili Lazio lit flares dark blue (color Inter) and the Laziali shouting "Forza Inter Ale". It was a welcome ritual of Interisti to Laziali and a sign of friendship Laziali for Interisti. The ritual was already more than a decade since the two groups of supporters ultras established gamellaggio (twinning, brotherhood). At the Stadio Olimpico, a ritual performed instead. Irriducibili Lazio lit flares dark blue with chants of "Forza Inter Ale" and rewarded by Interisti blue sky with flares and shouts of "A Solo Ce Lazio Roma."
Why are we friends with Lazio? Because both occupy the Curva Nord? And why Lazio clashed with AS Roma? Due to inhabit the same city? It is indeed one of the reasons but the background is actually a long and complex history, starting even from the beginning of the existence of the two clubs.
Destiny Starting At Birth
SS Lazio was formed in 1900 by politicians and businessmen and right-wing politics and anti-Jewish supporters based intelligentsia and upper-middle class Romans. Similar wing groups who established the Inter moment away from AC Milan in 1908.
When the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini to power in Italy, he ordered all the clubs in the city of Rome in the merger to AS Roma in 1927. All obeyed, except against SS Lazio and remain independent. AS Roma dominated by leftists and supported by the working class and the Jewish community (a similar group that supports AC Milan). In the city of Milan, Mussolini did the same thing, and Inter did the same opposition that should temporarily renamed Ambrosiana Milano. This early history has been nurturing the bond between SS Lazio and Inter and placed AS Roma and AC Milan at the opposing party. Same location in the Curva Nord (Lazio and Inter) and in the Curva Sud (AS Roma and AC Milan) further refine this distinction. And, of course, its location in the city of the same competition in Lazio-Roma became increasingly heated. Lazio and supporters feel as the first in Rome, while AS Roma consider themselves the only club that bears the city's name.
Competition is so hot, so the Derby della Capitale (SS Lazio vs AS Roma) was named the hottest derby in Italy and even in Europe, exceeding the Derby della Madoninna (Inter vs Milan), Derby Manchester (Manchester United vs Manchester City) even outperformed El Classico ( Barcelona vs Madrid). If Interisti and Milanisti heat only in cyberspace but are friends in the real world, and Romanisti Laziali fought in the truest sense, in cyberspace and in the real world. Hardly ever Derby della Capitale without chaos. Recorded a few lives lost and hundreds of people have been hurt because of this derby. Derby della Capitale is the "hell" of Italian football.
Gamellaggio Lazio-Inter
Brotherhood is the case throughout history. There have been no incidents of note between Laziali and Interisti. The similarity of political allegiance and support base made both groups of supporters is always pillar. Gamellaggio formally occurs when two fans meet in the UEFA Cup final in 1998 at Paris won by Inter with 3-0. Chivalry Irriducibili Lazio and Inter SAN Boys sympathetic attitude makes both fans get a fair play award from UEFA. And at that time an agreement was reached between the brotherhood and the Interisti Laziali increasingly strong to this day.
Here are some unique events that show the close gamellagio Lazio-Inter:
Tragic Fate Zaccheroni, May 5, 2002
In the game giornata 34 season 2001/2002 dates (last match, because it contains only 18 Serie A teams), a unique event took place at the Stadio Olimpico in the match Lazio vs Inter. At that time champions Inter on the verge enough to beat Lazio because they will outperform Juventus won the Scudetto. So Laziali at Stadio Olimpico, Lazio Irriducubili led Inter all-out support and ask for Lazio lost, so that getting Inter scudetto rivals Lazio: Juventus. Unfortunately the night was the retainer Nerazzurri failed to win the Scudetto in sight, losing 2-4 of Biancoceleste. And Juventus win the Scudetto with 71 points, followed by Roma with 70 points. Inter themselves in third place with 69 points. As a result of this incident, management mendemo Irriducibili Lazio Lazio and asked allenatore Lazio, Alberto Zaccheroni fired. Zaccheroni finally resigned. He despised Laziali precisely because his team won the match. Ironic, but that's life Irriducibili Lazio: friendship and solidarity are placed on top of the football itself.
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza Without Banners and Flare, December 5, 2007
On 11 November 2007, a well-known DJ in the city of Rome, Gabriele Sandri, a Lazio ultras supporters, became an innocent victim in the violence between the group of Juventus supporters anarchists and police the city of Rome. Sandri was shot in the back of the head by the police. Riots broke out, demanding justice. Not only because the police attacked Laziali Rome, but also in Milano, the police attacked Interisti Milano show solidarity. In honor of Sandri, Inter postpone the match Inter vs Lazio at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza should be held 14 November to 5 December 2007. As the game progresses, initiated the Inter Boys SAN silence for 5 minutes at the stadium in honor of Sandri. And that night, in the Curva Nord Giuseppe Meazza, where the Interisti, did not look at any piece of banners, banner or a flare else they turn. Inter ultras groups just unfurled a large banner with the word sky blue dark blue background reads: "Gabriele Sandri, You Will Always Being in Our Hearts".
Victims Next, Jersey No. 12 SS Lazio, Sunday, May 2, 2010
Stadio Olimpico in Rome filled with supporters of Lazio and Inter were looking forward giornata 36 Serie A season 2009/2010. This game is crucial for both teams. For Inter, it would win the Scudetto easy, and will take over AS Roma poisisi cappolista of a while winning 1 point. For Lazio to win this game will be more secure themselves from possible relegation to Serie B, because at that Lazio are in position 17 and only 4 points adrift of the red zone.
Ritual gamellagio as in the opening of this paper was done. That's a normal thing. What is remarkable is that many Inter flags and banners of encouragement for Inter flown by Irriducibili Lazio. The most astonishing of course the Laziali a banner that ditujukkan to the Lazio players themselves: "If Lazio superior to 80 minutes, we will go to court!" The banner was confiscated by the police shortly thereafter but other banners appeared no less dire: "Nando (Fernando Muslera mean), let the ball pass you, and we will still love you." "Zarate, you print only one goal, to package our you to Buenos Aires." Apparently, supporters want the Inter beat Lazio team that night, to pave the way towards the Scudetto Inter. They prefer to risk Lazio down to Serie B than Roma who obtained the scudetto.
Atmosphere was a very strange game. Lazio did not have the support of his own fans even played at the Olimpico. Instead Inter as a guest, received overwhelming support. Every time Inter had the ball, the Laziali shouted, "Let them through!" That night portiere Lazio's Fernando Muslera, played very scintillating. No less than 10 extraordinary rescue does. Each time a goal Muslera derail Inter, also reverberated shouting jeers at him. Finally in first half injury time, Walter Samuel's header to change the score to 0-1. Bergelegar Stadium and emerged mockery of Laziali banners that read, "Oh, Noooo Rome!" and, "Scudetto Game Over, Rome!"
In the second half mental Lazio players (except Muslera remained a hit) collapses. Mistakes after mistakes made and make Thiago Motta Inter to 0-2 win round in minute 70. At the end of the game, the players left the game with Lazio sad and angry because he felt "dihianati" Laziali. Roma president, Rosella Sensi soundly condemned the act Laziali. Jose Mourinho just short commented, "I've never seen anything like this." Lazio assistant coach admitted that his team were badly affected by the atmosphere of the stadium and could not show his best performance.
Inter finally win scudetto 2009/2010 with 2 points of advantage over AS Roma. Thankfully, Lazio was able to win two games remaining, avoided relegation and finished the final standings at No. 12. This incident made the Lazio president, Claudio Lotito furious. In 2003 Lazio decided to rest his jersey no. 12 as a tribute to Irriducibili Lazio as a "player to 12". But because of this incident (coupled with the presence of political opponents in the stands Irriducibili Lazio Lotito some previous games) then the jersey no. 12 pulled back from resting, and in season 2010/2011 adopted by the second portiere Lazio, Tomasso Berni. Season 2011/2012 No. 12 jersey worn by Marius Stankevicius difensore. One more proof that the Irriducibili Lazio, friendship and solidarity is paramount.
Friend and Rival Together, How in Indonesia?
History has spoken, and finally placed AS Roma, AC Milan and Juventus as Lazio and Inter rivals together. In Indonesia, gamellagio Lazio-Inter is still less pronounced. Quite often it involved Interisti Laziali and heated debate in various group and fanpage. While in Italy, this fraternity so closely in cyberspace and in the real world. Existing is placed AS Roma, AC Milan and Juventus as the rivals together. One oddity again in Indonesia, and Juventus likely Milanisti friendly, while in Italy, they both are rivals.