Only 380 tickets and lots are required to purchase tickets. Extreme Naples fans announced their boycott of the next round of Serie A

September 11th, Naples extremist fan organization announced a boycott of the third round of Serie A because it was dissatisfied with the restriction on purchasing tickets and adopted a lottery ticket purchase mechanism.

In the third round of Serie A, Napoli will challenge Fiorentina away. In this game, Fiorentina only provided 380 tickets to Napoli fans. This is because Fiorentina's home stadium is under renovation and some stands are closed for construction, resulting in a reduction in the capacity of the stadium. On the other hand, because the relationship between the fans of the two teams is tense, the number of away fans is limited for safety reasons.

And these 380 tickets are only sold to Naples member fans, and tickets are also required to be sold by lottery among all fans applying for ticket purchases. The small number of tickets and the lottery ticket sales mechanism both made the extremist Naples fan organization dissatisfied, and issued a statement announcing that it would boycott the game.

Naples Extreme Fans Group's statement said: "It is only 72 hours before this away trip to Fiorentina, and the opponent decided to open a stand area to Naples fans. However, the confirmed news is that only 380 tickets were provided. We believe that selling tickets by draws is unacceptable, which may punish most fans who want to watch the game in Fiorentina."

statement continued: "We are tired of those decisions that have changed temporarily and discriminated against extreme fans. We are also sanctioning the Naples club in this matter Mo was shocked that they were still a model of success on the court, but had not learned to give due attention to the club's 'main customers'. A successful ticket marketing model should ensure that the best customers have the opportunity to always watch the game, rather than having the 'main customers' and those who may be the first time to watch the game at the stadium to participate in the lottery ticket purchase. "

final statement said: "So, we told the local department responsible for safety that we had no need to worry, in this case, we have decided not to go to Florence. For our group, for our dignity!"