The Collectif Ultras Paris has spoken out about the dispute between the City of Paris and PSG about the Parc des Princes.
The Ultras of PSG have chosen their side. The Collectif Ultras Paris displayed a number of banners early in the second half this Saturday, in the Auteuil turn, during the match between the Rouge and Bleu and Lille in the 21st round of Ligue 1. Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and the Parisian leaders are now determined to leave the Parc des Princes and build a new stadium in the face of the refusal of the City of Paris to sell them the Parc des Princes. “Without PSG, the park no longer has a prince,” one of the banners read. The most sensible. Others have clearly targeted the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, accused of “killing Paris and its magic.” The CUP also believes that the situation is “taken over by politicians.” “A stadium created for the people,” they wrote.
The Collectif Ultras Paris also allowed many insulting songs to Anne Hidalgo. So much so that the speaker of the Parc des Princes, Michel Montana, was forced to whistle the end of the recess, leaving the threat of stopping the match. The CUP obeyed after a few whistles and resumed classical encouragements.
