Despite rout, Morumbi walls graffitied again in protest at board | OneFootball

São Paulo crushed Cruzeiro 4-1 in emphatic fashion this Saturday (4) in the Brazilian Championship, but the eye-catching scoreline was not enough to calm the fans.

As has been becoming routine, the walls of Morumbi were vandalized with graffiti once again.

The targets were the same as before: football executive Rui Costa and the president of the Deliberative Council, Olten Ayres de Abreu.

The head of the club’s internal body, in fact, was insulted in one of the graffiti messages, being called a “scumbag” by the author.

A visual comparison with other recent graffiti seen in the last matches at Morumbi shows that the handwriting is the same, indicating that the author is the same person.

The location was also the same one that has already become usual for this type of protest, gate 19 of the tricolor club’s home.

After the defeat in the derby against Palmeiras in the Brazilian Championship, for example, the players were the target of the discontent and ended up being insulted.

The real novelty is that this was the first time the graffiti appeared after a team victory.

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