Como President Slams Home Fans For Insulting Inter Milan Chiefs: “They Are Our Guests, It Is Unacceptable” | OneFootball

Como president Mirwan Suwarso slammed the home fans for their unacceptable behavior during last night’s match against Inter Milan.

During his post-match interview, Suwarso condemned the insults directed at Inter chiefs, as reported by FCInter1908.

Inter Milan overcame a two-goal deficit for the first time under Cristian Chivu to claim a precious 4-3 win at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia.

Furthermore, the Nerazzurri took advantage of Napoli’s draw at Parma to restore a nine-point cushion at the top of the table.

It’s also worth noting that the runaway Serie A leaders delivered a statement performance in the absence of Lautaro Martinez.

Indeed, Marcus Thuram scored his first league brace since a 5-0 thrashing of Torino on the opening Serie A weekend.

Meanwhile, Denzel Dumfries completed Inter’s comeback with a double of his own, netting twice in the second half.

However, the insults aimed at Inter officials from sections of the home crowd overshadowed Inter’s comeback.

Como President Marwin Suwarso Slams Home Fans After Inter Milan Game

“Despite the final result, I am incredibly proud of our team,” Suwarso said. “They gave everything on the pitch and fought with real honour. That is the spirit that defines us.

“However, pride in our performance cannot outweigh my disappointment at the behaviour shown by some people in the executive box towards the opposing delegation. I understand that football brings intense emotions, but we must never lose sight of who we are.

“Our Club is built on strong values, and dignity is one of the most important among them. That dignity must extend beyond the pitch, towards our opponents, their fans, and especially their directors and representatives.

“They are our guests and deserve respect. Mockery and insults in the executive box do not represent the club we are building. They undermine the very values we stand for.

“We will work to defend these values firmly and consistently. We will take the necessary measures to ensure this standard is respected. The integrity of our club and the progress of the league as a whole depend on mutual respect.

“Anyone unable to respect that will not be welcome. We grow together, with dignity and integrity, on and off the pitch.”