FLASH
Shkruar nga Kreshnik Spahiu
In the stadium, our heroes are on the field and some songs should be sung to them to motivate them...
Between the ages of 14 and 22, I was stopped 5 times by the police and brutally beaten at the police station. All the bans happened to me in the stadium for the songs and the fiery organization.
I was arrested four times in Tirona's matches against Sweden's Maloma, Greece's Larissa, Dinamo's, Partizan's and once in the Albania-Spain match.
With friends and ultras, we would organize before the matches on the hills of the lake and there we would drink beer, celebrate and create songs for the white and blue players when Tirona played and for the red and black footballers when the National Team played:
The verses were both heroic and sporty.
Hatred of the government was often expressed in the verses, but indirectly by hitting the pet teams of the government, Dinamo and Partizan, which were financed by the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Defense.
We were badly beaten by the police for 2-3 days, especially when we threw military mega-dashboards in the corner of Tirona and the stadium was shaken. They massacred us that match with rubber sticks and the police stations are filled with fans.
Even now we go to stadiums, but although the number of fans is greater and there is a lot of enthusiasm, there is no sports motivation for the players.
- then we had no freedom, but we had passion for the teams of the heart
- then flags and t-shirts were not allowed, but the cans were made with paint
- then we didn't have cars but we followed the team everywhere by train.
- then we didn't have drums, but we composed some songs.
- then we didn't have televisions and 30 of us listened to the radio at the barber shop.
Our songs became so popular that they began to be sung at weddings.
While today in the stadiums the songs are sung:
- of Skurte Fejza
- of the KLA
- of Vaçe Zela
- of Mentor Xhemal
- of Ilir Shaqiri
All of them are wonderful, they are inspiration and should be sung, but they have no line for the national team and for the red and black players.
However, they are not created by fans.
In the stadium, our heroes are on the field and some songs have to be sung to them to motivate them.
Obviously, both types of songs should be sung.
Yesterday, the AFFF banned Adem Jashari's song from being sung on "Air Albania".
100% I am against this decision, just as I encourage Kuqezi fans to learn from fans all over the world where in the stadium we must combine patriotism with football.
I remind millions of red and black fans of the song of the world champions Argentina: "Muchachos"
The famous song that was sung around the world begins with the verses of the Argentine heroes in the fight against Great Britain (England) in the Malvinas Islands, and continues with the stars on the field Maradona and Messi.
This political clash about censorship in stadiums should be resolved with the inspiration of the red and black fans so that the stadiums are filled with songs that have within them the heroes of the war but also the hero of the stadium.
We should not behave as if only we Albanians have fought more wars than the Germans, the Spanish, the French, etc.
The Red and Black fans must remember that once hundreds of Albanian fans went to jail by singing to Minga, Kola, Muce, Dibra, Halili....
The time has come for us to be fans in the stadium when we drink beer, and to be patriots outside the stairs and 364 days after the match.
Our stadium songs should start with Ademi Jashari and end with Cana or Broja.
Unfortunately we leave everything half-baked and without logic……
Lini një Përgjigje