Bonucci’s pasta arrives at the Wembley restaurant

It could be called ” after match special ” the ” Bonucci’s pasta ”, in honor of the national team defender who last night, to silence the English fans after Italy’s victory at the European Championships, said “ you have to eat it still pasta! “(Video). An ad hoc dish, ” a nice idea ” to commemorate the Italian victory at the European Championships in the ‘Pasta Remoli Wembley Park’ restaurant by Simone Remoli, founder of ‘Pasta Remoli Holding’. is right in front of Wembley stadium and Adnkronos Remoli says that many of the choirs of the English fans were facing right towards his restaurant. ” Last night the English fans sang an imbecile anthem, a vulgar anthem throughout the match “, referring to the tortellini,” was a choir that started outside the stadium and headed towards us, towards our restaurant which is right in front of the stairs of the Wembley stadium. A choir which continued inside the stadium and which was concluded by Bonucci ”, says R emoli. Who says: ” We Italians helped each other a bit from a distance ”. ” I am a Roma player, so at a competitive level with Bonucci we are bitter enemies, but yesterday they all played for my team, our national team, and his sentence about pasta was perfect ”, he continues. In his restaurant Remoli offers different types of fresh pasta that Italian chefs produce every day, to be combined with different sauces and cheeses. Now it remains only to decide the winning combination, in honor of the Europeans. ” Because pasta is better than fish and chips. And also some tortellini ”, Remoli jokes. ” It was a very heartfelt game, you could feel it on your skin. Having lived here for 15 years, I know that if they had won for us Italians it would have been a tragedy ”, added Remoli, explaining that ” they live football in a total way ” and for this reason ” I decided to close the doors of the my restaurants in the afternoon before the game and with all the boys we went to see the final in front of a big screen ”. No stadium, therefore, ” because they feared the consequences. ” In the end, ” I didn’t suffer any damage to the restaurant, but I had increased the insurance on the windows. The tension was very high ”, he explains, saying that ” the London council advised me to close at 4 pm ” and at the same time ” the police guaranteed me to protect the venue ” and so it was. Because ” already around 16 ” before the starting whistle, ” we began to feel a bit of tension, the alcohol level had started to rise and the fans were starting to hit the windows of the club ”.