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Modena volleyball fans protest against loud music during matches

Modena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy · Nov 1, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 1.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Fans are protesting the high volume of music and speaker announcements during volleyball matches, which they claim disrupts their support.
What they want
The group demands a reduction in music volume to allow for traditional fan chanting and to preserve the atmosphere of the sport.
What changed
Nov 10: The club management indicated a willingness to address the concerns raised by the supporters.
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What protesters want

  • Reduce music volume during matches
  • Stop speaker interruptions during chants

Organised by: Onda Gialloblù

What authorities say

The club management has indicated a willingness to listen to the concerns raised by the fans, according to reports.2

The full story

On November 1, 2026, the organized fan group 'Onda Gialloblù' held a protest during a home volleyball match between Modena and Verona at the PalaPanini arena in Modena, Italy. The supporters staged a silent strike, refraining from singing, using drums, or waving flags to express their opposition to the high volume of music and speaker announcements played during matches. The group displayed a banner reading 'Your music... our silence.' Supporters argued that the loud environment makes traditional cheering feel superfluous and transforms sports venues into 'tourist villages.' They expressed that the excessive noise detracts from the sport itself. The protest gained significant attention on social media, with many fans supporting the group's stance. According to reports, the club's management has signaled an intention to consider the feedback provided by the fans.

Timeline

  1. Club management indicated they intend to address the fans' complaints regarding the match atmosphere.2

  2. Onda Gialloblù staged a silent protest during the Modena vs. Verona match at PalaPanini.12

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