Ultras in Italy – part 2

Golazzo: The Totally Italian Football Show

The Athletic

Sports, Soccer

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 21 April 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Today we look at how Juventus found themselves embroiled in the world of organised crime, the introduction of identity cards and the ultra stance as last defenders of the real values of the sport. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: The case of Rafaello Bucci and the Drughi (01m 00s) • PART 2: Identity cards brought in to curb violence (13m 00s) • PART 3: The good that ultras do (20m 00s) • PART 4: Are the Ultras dying out? (30m 00s) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:25.0	Muddy news, media. Gol on Golanso, it's part two of our journey into the unique world of the Ultra, with the good as
0:46.6	well as the bad and the ugly from Italy's ultra culture. parallel world of the Italian Ultra. With us we have Gabrelle Marcotti.
1:04.5	Hello. James Horncastle.
1:07.3	Hello. And on the line once again from Panama, Tobias Jones,
1:11.4	author of Ultra. Now we talked already about the origins of the Ultra
1:16.2	groups, how their following and made them attractive to political forces and also to
1:21.2	organize crime and how the
1:23.0	the Ultras wield their power.
1:25.0	We'll get on to some of the positives
1:27.0	that the Ultras bring to the world of football
1:30.0	and society in general,
1:31.0	but that's in a bit.
1:32.0	First of all, let's in a bit.
1:32.7	First of all, let's take a trip to Turin
1:35.2	for a story which really illustrates
1:37.0	the strange bedfellows at the heart of the ultra movement.
1:40.8	In 2016, under a bridge just outside the city of Turin the body of
1:44.3	Raphaelo Bucci was found in an apparent suicide. Bucci was a former
1:49.3	supporter liaison officer at Juventus and a former member of the Juventus ultra group the Drugi.
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