On the pages of the The Republic this morning a piece dedicated to what could be the succession of Vittorio BoiocchiUltrà leader of Inter killed Saturday by two killers in his house, with his “uncle” who was no longer present in the Nerazzurri curve since the Prevention Measures section of the Court had given him two and a half years of special surveillance, but the same Boiocchi counted among the stands and made many decisions including how the approximately 2000 tickets that the North had from game to game would be resold, or who would collect the parking money.
Vittorio Boiocchi he had commanded these affairs since 2018, or from his release, when he had swept away, without asking for permission, the old management and re-threatening an executive of “old”, all subject to his law. Everything worked like this: tickets were given to his loyalists, to Inter Clubs, to friends, naturally with a top-up. A network made up of many “friends” of him, with the business enriched with food trucks, with about 300 fans who bought sandwiches and beers in a specific place for a return of a percentage of the proceeds. The parking sector outside the Meazza is more delicate, with Vittorio Boiocchi who, again according to La Repubblica, had a foot and a half there too.
