‘THEY ARE TERRIFIED’: COMO SPARK ROW WITH FANS OVER CONTROVERSIAL NEW STADIUM POLICY

Serie A club Como has introduced a new stadium policy that has sparked a row among its fans. According to Sport | The Guardian, the club will revoke season tickets from fans who fail to attend four home matches without a valid reason. This move has been defended by the club's chairman, despite criticism from supporters.

The new rules, announced on Monday, also ban fans from wearing the opposing team's shirts or scarves anywhere in the stadium except the away section. The club, coached by former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fàbregas, had a successful season last year, qualifying for the Champions League for the first time. The policy has been met with resistance from fans, who feel that the rules are too strict.

The introduction of this policy is significant as it reflects the club's efforts to maintain a strong and dedicated fan base, but also raises questions about the balance between fan engagement and club rules. The policy's impact on fan behavior and the club's relationship with its supporters will be closely watched.

• Como will revoke season tickets from fans who miss four home matches without a valid reason
• Fans are banned from wearing opposing team's shirts or scarves outside the away section
• The policy has been defended by the club's chairman, but criticized by supporters

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