The fan club Força Azul 1982, from Vizela, announced that he would not be present at Estádio da Luz in the next round, already on Friday, as a form of protest against the requirement to provide personal data for access to the red spot, as announced by the Eagles.
“These rules go against our ideals and values that we hold so dearly and pass on to the young. We were one of the few groups that always said no to legislation and one of the many that did not join in and fight, from the start, the famous and extinct fan card, which is now disguised in another, less well-known form, as they change names and maintain all the restrictions that separate fans on football fields foot”, can be read.
By the way, this is not the first encouragement to make this decision lately.
Read the statement:
“We inform you that FORÇA AZUL 1982 will not be present at the Benfica-FC VIZELA match for the 26th day. To our surprise, we came across a Benfica post announcing the price of tickets for this flight as well as its restrictions.
In Estádio da Luz, both in the ZCEAP sector and in the regular sector, this institution provides tickets only on the condition that personal data is provided, such as a citizen’s card and full name.
These rules go against our ideals and values that we hold so dearly and pass on to the young.
We were one of the few groups that always said no to legislation and one of the many that did not join and we fought from the start against the famous and extinct fan card, which is now disguised in another, lesser known form, where names change and all conditions are maintained as fans are separated in stadiums football.
We intended to be present as we have and always will, but under normal circumstances that do not break group rules, let alone principles and values that will never be broken.
The presence on Luz is at the discretion of any Vizela Expert, and only appeals not to the use of our songs or the use of any material referring to the group.
We will be downtown in support and urge everyone to join us as well.”
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