“For a long time, there were only fields and fruit trees here – cherry and apricot trees.” Simone Palumbo, a young executive, is a fan of SSC Naples, the “Napoli”, like almost all Neapolitans. He lives in the working-class district of Fuorigrotta, where the San Paolo, Napoli’s stadium, is a ten-minute walk from his home – a luxury. That day we found him in the Vomero district, where the atmosphere was quite different. Central and cosmopolitan, the Vomero is home to another little-known stadium that was Napoli’s home before they moved to the San Paolo in 1959: the Arturo-Collana stadium. Hind Boukhatem