Vandals at De Cristofaro Stadium in Giugliano, the mayor: “A bad sign”

“A bad sign. During the night the usual vandals forced the gates of the “De Cristofaro” Stadium trying to cause damage inside the structure.” He writes it on social media, mayor di Giugliano, Nicholas Pirozzi.

“Vandals at De Cristofaro Stadium, Checks Underway”

“From what emerges from the first inspection, fortunately the activity of these delinquents did not involve the systems related to the work we are carrying out to make the stadium accessible. But the maintenance office staff are still on site for more in-depth checks. As soon as I have news I will inform you immediately”.

“An act of vandalism on the eve of the meeting scheduled for tomorrow with the club president that leaves me speechless. Also because in that meeting I will give a clear and definitive picture of the work done and the last tasks to be done”.

“Damage before the work to be done, but we will move forward quickly”

"I don't know if it's a coincidence but as far as we're concerned we'll move forward quickly pursuing the public interest and in this specific case the interest of the fans. In a few months we've allocated the funds, prepared the projects, implemented the procedures and started the work."

"We have given and are giving our all but the technical times of the bureaucracy and the objective times related to the execution of the works cannot be bypassed. This is why I do not accept instrumentalization especially towards the work of this administration that has been fiercely criticized even by the minority precisely because of an evident desire to accelerate the times and procedures of intervention as much as possible", adds the mayor.

"I have assumed my responsibilities in the exclusive interest of the city and the fans. The vandalism of the stadium is a bad sign that unfortunately confirms how much more difficult everything is around here. But not impossible."

“We do not give up, despite everything, and we continue until - he concludes - we will not bring our team back to home soil. There are those who speak of a stalemate to avoid responsibility for the fans' discontent but it is an immature game that does not even stand up to the eyes of the less attentive because the facts tell, even on the stadium, the efficiency of this administration. As I have always said, men first and then everything else. But we are not all the same”.