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The Gaviões da Fiel, the main organized of the Corinthians, held a protest this Sunday, in front of the headquarters of the Paulista Football Federation, in the western part of the capital. The uniform was punished by the entity for two months because it lit flares in the final of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup, against Flamengo, in game held last week at Pacaembu.
Despite the 60-day suspension of the stadiums, Gaviões appeared outside the Arena Corinthians with mast flags and drums. They, however, cannot enter with the materials.
At the doors of the federation they raised flags and banners and released fireworks, besides lighting flares. The use of flags within the stadium of Pacaembu, in the Copinha final, was the reason alleged by the federation to ban the organized.
"I don't steal lunch / I'm not deputy/work every day / I don't steal my state," wrote Hawks in a Twitter post about the protest. It is a reference to the state deputy Fernando Capez (PSDB), an open critic of organized fans. Capez is being investigated for alleged fraud in purchasing school lunch.
Before this Sunday’s protest, Hawkeyes had already published an official note repudiating punishment.
Source: UOL
