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Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to verbalize my profound concern over the football match that happened this weekend in Campinas. As it is known, both soccer teams – Ponte Preta and Guarani — are from the sarne Clty and their respectively organized group of supporters had always been each others enemy, and when they meet for a match is an enormous danger for people who are there to watch the game, sometimes families. Therefore, different are the reasons that made me truly think the match has shown everal reasons to be considered highly dangerous and bad organized.

On Saturday, my team. Had known h have gone, prefernn There was not enoug could be seen in the ora leld to support our re, we would not urity of our home. umber of police men eds of supporters. It is essential for a game like this have doubled policial protection and supervision, at least. During all the game, supporters were using fireworks in an incredibly short distance fram one another, from players and obviously Swipe to view next page n the wrong place.

Innumerable were the times that a firework did not explode perfectly and fell down in the middle ofthe supporters, and once again no enough control had been done by the safety department. So utterly hazard was feeling that I decided to leave earlier, scared by those deeply disturbed by -as they call themselves organized group of supporters from the adversary team. They were offending their opponents, not to mention throwing objects, sometimes even stones, in them. I had lived sixty minutes of pure terror.

I can not understand how people can transform an event like this, where you meet friends and family to cheer for your team, into a war. people could have got burned by the fireworks, or seriously injured when hit by a stone. Furthermore, they could die because a disregardement within people’s security. know how pleasant it is to watch your team playing against their biggest rival, but strongly demand major security and policial supervision be provided to keep soccer matches and enjoyable moment for everyone. Yours faithfully, José Roberto da Silva.