“Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”

• Choir sung by the whole stadium
• Singing “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”
• And the next chorus?
• To know more…
• Extras (not to be missed!)

In this article I’ll tell you about the choir “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero” sung and heard in the various stadiums that I attended in the last year.
What is it about? Read on and you’ll find out…

Choir sung by the whole stadium

After the previous articles regarding both the matches of the football season (and related travel) and travel throughout Europe, this article concerns a fundamental aspect of presence at the stadium: the choir. Whether you are in the corner or in another sector, I have often heard that the entire San Siro was singing the verses to ensure that the support for the team was total. In many cases, even on away trips 😃

Singing “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”

There are numerous chants and one of them is “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”. Like any self-respecting song, it serves to give strength and impetus to the boys to face the match (or part of it) in the best possible way and try to achieve the objective of the result 🙂

And the next chorus?

The next chorus to delve into is “For all those kms” (find out the article here).

To know more…

If you found this article interesting, remember that in the blog you will find a lot of insights dedicated to Inter’s season. It concerns both some home games played at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium in San Siro and some away games. Both Serie A TIM 2022-2023 championship matches, the Frecciarossa Italian Cup 2022-2023 and, above all, the European Champions League nights: you can find all this in the dedicated section by clicking here 🙂

Extras (not to be missed!) in addition to “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”

After this brief overview of “Who doesn’t jump is a rossonero”, aren’t you curious to go beyond simple images to better understand the experience lived at stadium? No problem, here is a preview of the places mentioned above.

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