The supporters protested against the new changes to Law 4, Dani Coman watched the match with Robert Avram, the new manager of FC Argeș, and the kickoff had a special meaning.
The chant that united the supporters: the galleries protested against Law 4 at FC Argeș – Dinamo
During the week, the Senate adopted new amendments to Law 4/2008, known as the “Dragomir Law”. Most of the Super League clubs issued statements to express their displeasure with the adopted regulations, and supporters' factions also protested on social media.
Today, the grievances have moved to the stadium. The start was given by the Dynamo supporters. ,,ITfreedom for the supporters!” was heard from their sector, the chanting being also taken over by the fans of Argeș, located in Tribune I. The Dynamo players also lit some torches and displayed several small banners on which “Law 4” was written. A larger banner followed: “The Law of a Prisoner Militiaman / Benchmark for Cowardly Senators”.
Some of the fan complaints, from the new form of the law:
- Ultras are no longer allowed to use pyrotechnics during the game, only before or after the final whistle. Pyrotechnic shows can only be organized by authorized companies and with the approval of the police, in specially established areas
- Only authorized persons may enter the areas where pyrotechnic materials will be used
- It forces organizers to continuously video monitor all spectators, including at access, in the stands and in consumer areas, and the footage can be used as evidence by authorities.
- Even if beer can be sold until the final whistle of the games, access to low-alcohol drinks (maximum 5.5%) in the stands is strictly prohibited. “The consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited in any space in the sports arena that offers a direct view of the playing field, during the sports event, including access to the stands with purchased alcoholic beverages”
- The clubs are obliged to provide the data of those who buy alcohol, at the request of the gendarmerie
- Violators can be banned from the stadium for 1 year, with repeat offenses leading to bans of up to 2 years. If a banned supporter enters the stadium, the act becomes an offense and can be punished with up to 2 years in prison.
Dani Coman, in the box with Robert Avram at FC Argeș – Dinamo
Yesterday, the people of Pitesti appointed Robert Avram, a referee who officiated this season in the Super League, as manager. The last match of the “central” in the Superliga was on October 18, 2025, in the victory of Metaloglobus against the champion FCSB, score 2-1. Robert Avram ended a 20-year career in Romanian arbitration.
The kick-off at FC Argeș – Dinamo was given by Cristian Bălașa
Cristian Bălașa played for 7 years at FC Argeș, between 1997 and 2004.
