English lazio fans

hello

There will be extra safety precautions, because this is considered a high risk game, so you better make solid ticket arrangements before hand not to get f'cked like our friend here
https://laziofever.forumotion.com/travelling-to-rome-and-lo-stadio-olimpico-f8/my-bad-experience-in-rome-t1191.htm
who got to the Genoa game only not to be let in into the stadium because the tickets were only issued for Rome citizens and Genoa fans with reserved tickets.

About the reception, you'll be welcomed if you make it clear you're there because you love Lazio. Stay out of trouble.

As sile said do make sure you have tickets beforehand as politics always make this game high risk but be assured as Lazio fans you will be welcomed , try to afirm this by wearing a scarf or hat etc .
If you have any questions or concerns this forum is the best place for answers , tips etc or alternatively mail me and i`ll try to help .
Take care

lazionhs wrote:

HI me and a few others are coming over for the Livorno game sitting in the curva was just wondering what sort of reaction we will get from other lazio fans in that area will we be accepted?

Hi and welcome.

sitting in the curva? ahah, that's not going to happen In curva we always stand during the match. Another "useful" rule to know is that people stand wherever they want, and there is a certain grade of "seniority" that allows people to claim the spot they have "deserved" in a long time.

Apart from these "notes of colour", as other people said, Lazio-livorno has been considered a high risk match. We already know that the livorno fans will not be allowed to follow their team in Rome and that the away end will be closed. Too bad, I know.
The Rome's prefet has not yet (at least, as far as I know), taken any decision about further tickets sale limitations... I'll tell you if anything happens (and, eventually, the solution... maybe)

About the reaction... English football and English fans are taken into high consideration in Curva Nord. It will be a success

Conn wrote:

lazionhs wrote:

HI me and a few others are coming over for the Livorno game sitting in the curva was just wondering what sort of reaction we will get from other lazio fans in that area will we be accepted?

Hi and welcome.

sitting in the curva? ahah, that's not going to happen In curva we always stand during the match. Another "useful" rule to know is that people stand wherever they want, and there is a certain grade of "seniority" that allows people to claim the spot they have "deserved" in a long time.

Apart from these "notes of colour", as other people said, Lazio-livorno has been considered a high risk match. We already know that the livorno fans will not be allowed to follow their team in Rome and that the away end will be closed. Too bad, I know.
The Rome's prefet has not yet (at least, as far as I know), taken any decision about further tickets sale limitations... I'll tell you if anything happens (and, eventually, the solution... maybe)

About the reaction... English football and English fans are taken into high consideration in Curva Nord. It will be a success

Does that mean no away fans at all? yes we already have tickets what about our flag flag of st george with our club or is that pushing it do you think? thanks for the advice.

Exactly, no livorno fans.

About the flag, the situation is this one. According to the new laws, only Lazio flags can be brought to the stadium and people need written authorization from the police. As a matter of fact, the interpretation of this rule has not been very strict so far.
Given the atmosphere of this match, people in Curva Nord will be searched quite well. Bringing the English flag will be OK, unless you find an extremely prick policeman at the gate. Another club flag is very risky (they would not recognize it, think that is something "strange", and seize it).

Hey guys can anybody help by letting me know what tickets to buy and where to buy them? How about which section to buy to sit with fellow Lazo fans?

I'm travelling to Europe and Rome for the first time in my life on March!
I am planning to finally watch my beloved Lazio life and i'll be bringing a group of about 6-8 friends.
Any suggestions on where to stay and other arrangements? We're only in Rome for 3 days and I specifically arrange it so I can watch Lazio.

lazionhs wrote:

HI me and a few others are coming over for the Livorno game sitting in the curva was just wondering what sort of reaction we will get from other lazio fans in that area will we be accepted?

Ha you fool...

I came, I saw, I spoke to scousers in the terraces... They will love you!

For the match against Livorno (january 6th, 2010) the tickets sale is restricted. Only the people living in rome will be allowed to purchase tickets. So, make sure you got your ticket already if you are attending this match. If you were planning to buy the ticket in Rome, that's going to be a problem and you'll have to follow the "other way" we talked about.

howie wrote:

Hey guys can anybody help by letting me know what tickets to buy and where to buy them? How about which section to buy to sit with fellow Lazo fans?

I'm travelling to Europe and Rome for the first time in my life on March!
I am planning to finally watch my beloved Lazio life and i'll be bringing a group of about 6-8 friends.
Any suggestions on where to stay and other arrangements? We're only in Rome for 3 days and I specifically arrange it so I can watch Lazio.

About where to stay, I'm sure other members will give you suggestions.
About the ticket. Curva Nord might be sold out, while you'll surely find tickets for the two closest sectors: Distinti Nord and Distinti Ovest. Buy the ticket once you arrive in Rome. The easiest is to get them at Lazio Style in Via Calderini, very close to Piazza Mancini, 10 mins walk from Olimpico. Lazio-Bari and Lazio-Siena (which one?) are usually ok so I don't think any sale restriction will apply.