"Fratria" calls for Spartak fans to refrain from exits to the Caucasus

The unification of the fans of the Moscow Spartak “Fratria” on Thursday published on its website an appeal not to attend guest matches of “red-white” against teams from the North Caucasus republics.

“We urge all Spartak fans to completely ignore the exit matches with the participation of teams from the North Caucasus. People breaking through the“ gold ”season (the season in which the fan has visited all the official matches of their team in all tournaments), these trips will take off without visiting,” Interfax quotes the statement.

At the same time, the signatures say that they do not refuse to support the Moscow Club at all home matches and urge all fans to "defend their right to honest and safe football, not associated with politics or local interests."

The authors of the application draw the attention of the media and law enforcement agencies to the "criminal situation in the cities of the North Caucasus, where thousands of sports events are being held."

“From year to year, when visiting visiting games in the Caucasus, fans are faced with a direct danger to their life and health,” the authors of the statement say. “See you, in addition to traditional“ rocks ”, recorded cases of cold and firearms in relation to fans who came to this region.”

According to the authors of the appeal, the unhealthy environment that has developed in the region also directly affects the sports component of football events. "The results of games with the participation of Caucasian teams from tour to tour are doubtful not only by simple football lovers, but also by honest trainers, journalists and owners of football clubs," the statement said.

Almost two weeks ago, a group of so -called “active fans of CSKA” called on football fans to boycott all games with the participation of teams from the North Caucasus and opposed the trips to guest matches in the North Caucasus, as this threatens the health and life of every fan.

The leadership of the CSKA club and the team players condemned this statement.