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AS Roma Thread [2005-2006]
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Mikey
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pizarro could easily play the 'Pirlo' role for Roma.
I think this could be a good lineup for Roma next season:
:::::::::::::::: Nonda/Montella ::::: Mutu ::::::::::::::::::::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Totti ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:::::::::::::::::: De Rossi :::::::::::::::::::: Mancini :::::::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Pizarro :::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: Cufre :::::::: Chivu :::::::::::: Mexes/Kuffour ::: Panucci :::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Curci ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
and they still have Taddei on the bench. De Rossi would have to take over the ball winning role. Id rather get rid of Perrotta and keep Dacourt.
I think this could be a good lineup for Roma next season:
:::::::::::::::: Nonda/Montella ::::: Mutu ::::::::::::::::::::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Totti ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:::::::::::::::::: De Rossi :::::::::::::::::::: Mancini :::::::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Pizarro :::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: Cufre :::::::: Chivu :::::::::::: Mexes/Kuffour ::: Panucci :::
::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Curci ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
and they still have Taddei on the bench. De Rossi would have to take over the ball winning role. Id rather get rid of Perrotta and keep Dacourt.
mark77
Transfer Guru
Ok...
First, unless an extrodinary bid came in Chivu is not leaving...and that bid would for sure not come from Juventus.
Latest i hear is that Madrid are pressing for cassano and the deal would be for him to sign a new 5 year contract, play next season in Rome then finish the next 4 years in Madrid...
Its all he said/he said type talk so who knows.
Moggi will make a formal offer in the next couple days for Cassano.
First, unless an extrodinary bid came in Chivu is not leaving...and that bid would for sure not come from Juventus.
Latest i hear is that Madrid are pressing for cassano and the deal would be for him to sign a new 5 year contract, play next season in Rome then finish the next 4 years in Madrid...
Its all he said/he said type talk so who knows.
Moggi will make a formal offer in the next couple days for Cassano.
mark77
Transfer Guru
Zeman expected Roma call
Wednesday 22 June, 2005
Zdenek Zeman says he was expecting to be the new Roma boss after holding talks with the outfit.
The Czech tactician left Lecce this summer after speaking with Giallorossi officials, but they have since opted to hire Udinese’s Luciano Spalletti instead.
"I was contacted by Roma and I spoke with both (chief operating officer) Rosella Sensi and (director general) Daniele Prade," Zeman told Retesport on Wednesday.
"We spoke about the club’s future and they asked me to be patient as they had a few problems to resolve, issues that they seemingly haven’t been able to."
The capital outfit’s snub may now have cost the 4-3-3 man a place in Serie A as he was specifically waiting for the Roma call.
"I didn’t want to talk to other teams who were interested in me because I felt tied to Roma," he added.
"Then, after they signed Spalletti, Prade phoned me to inform me that they had taken that decision."
Rosella Sensi yesterday confirmed that she had spoken to Zeman but insists that they didn’t offer him anything.
"We talked but not about a contract," she said at Spalletti’s official presentation. "Our considerations since then led to Spalletti."
However, Zeman was seemingly a serious contender given that the club discussed transfer issues with him.
"We spoke about signings and sales, mostly about sales. They want to sell Antonio Cassano and also Amantino Mancini."
Both players are of interest to Juventus and Inter.
_______________________________________________
Miccoli wouldn’t reject Roma
Wednesday 22 June, 2005
Fabrizio Miccoli wants to stay at Fiorentina but his agent has opened the door for a switch to Roma.
The Italian international is currently part-owned by both Fiorentina and Juventus following his Tuscan move in August.
It had looked as if the Viola would buy him outright this summer after a splendid first season at the Stadio Franchi.
But reports recently have suggested that Miccoli could be re-signed by Juve and then offered to Roma in their attempts to net Antonio Cassano.
"It is the player’s desire to stay in Florence," his agent Francesco Caliandro told Nuova Spazio Radio.
"However, any decision which is made will be accepted without any problems by my client. That includes Roma.
"Fabrizio is a model professional and he has the maximum respect for any job offers which he receives."
In other transfer news, Sampdoria have signed Luigi Sala from Atalanta. The 31-year-old defender has arrived on a free transfer.
Samp have also renewed their ownership of Corrado Colombo, last season at Livorno, and Biagio Pagano.
However, both the attacker and midfielder are expected to spend next season on loan at other clubs.
___________________________________
Wednesday 22 June, 2005
Zdenek Zeman says he was expecting to be the new Roma boss after holding talks with the outfit.
The Czech tactician left Lecce this summer after speaking with Giallorossi officials, but they have since opted to hire Udinese’s Luciano Spalletti instead.
"I was contacted by Roma and I spoke with both (chief operating officer) Rosella Sensi and (director general) Daniele Prade," Zeman told Retesport on Wednesday.
"We spoke about the club’s future and they asked me to be patient as they had a few problems to resolve, issues that they seemingly haven’t been able to."
The capital outfit’s snub may now have cost the 4-3-3 man a place in Serie A as he was specifically waiting for the Roma call.
"I didn’t want to talk to other teams who were interested in me because I felt tied to Roma," he added.
"Then, after they signed Spalletti, Prade phoned me to inform me that they had taken that decision."
Rosella Sensi yesterday confirmed that she had spoken to Zeman but insists that they didn’t offer him anything.
"We talked but not about a contract," she said at Spalletti’s official presentation. "Our considerations since then led to Spalletti."
However, Zeman was seemingly a serious contender given that the club discussed transfer issues with him.
"We spoke about signings and sales, mostly about sales. They want to sell Antonio Cassano and also Amantino Mancini."
Both players are of interest to Juventus and Inter.
_______________________________________________
Miccoli wouldn’t reject Roma
Wednesday 22 June, 2005
Fabrizio Miccoli wants to stay at Fiorentina but his agent has opened the door for a switch to Roma.
The Italian international is currently part-owned by both Fiorentina and Juventus following his Tuscan move in August.
It had looked as if the Viola would buy him outright this summer after a splendid first season at the Stadio Franchi.
But reports recently have suggested that Miccoli could be re-signed by Juve and then offered to Roma in their attempts to net Antonio Cassano.
"It is the player’s desire to stay in Florence," his agent Francesco Caliandro told Nuova Spazio Radio.
"However, any decision which is made will be accepted without any problems by my client. That includes Roma.
"Fabrizio is a model professional and he has the maximum respect for any job offers which he receives."
In other transfer news, Sampdoria have signed Luigi Sala from Atalanta. The 31-year-old defender has arrived on a free transfer.
Samp have also renewed their ownership of Corrado Colombo, last season at Livorno, and Biagio Pagano.
However, both the attacker and midfielder are expected to spend next season on loan at other clubs.
___________________________________
well it's obvious with rosella in charge that we wanna sell 2 key players 
miccoli wouldn't be to bad but i rate cassano a lot higher than him, zeman woulda been a great candidate and if spalletti failed id want zeman, i kinda wanted him over spalletti to begin with.
chivu stays, end of story.
cassano to madrid would be the best deal for us IMO, also casano to inter, as long as it's not to the old whore bag
miccoli wouldn't be to bad but i rate cassano a lot higher than him, zeman woulda been a great candidate and if spalletti failed id want zeman, i kinda wanted him over spalletti to begin with.
chivu stays, end of story.
cassano to madrid would be the best deal for us IMO, also casano to inter, as long as it's not to the old whore bag
Moggi: Cassano? Yes, But, No...
6/22/2005 5:00:00 PM
The most powerful man in Italian football, Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi, has confirmed Juve are interested in signing Roma starlet Antonio Cassano, but then added the Bianconeri don’t have the money Roma want in exchange for the player’s services.
“The Cassano rumours aren’t fantasy stories. We are interested in signing the player, but unfortunately we don’t have the economic resources to do so,” Moggi told Italian television station Telelombardia.
“Roma aren’t looking for players, they want cash from Cassano’s sale,” he added.
Reports from Italy indicate Roma are looking to gain 20 million Euros from Cassano’s sale, while Juventus don’t want to spend more than 10 million cash plus two players worth a total of 5 mil.
6/22/2005 5:00:00 PM
The most powerful man in Italian football, Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi, has confirmed Juve are interested in signing Roma starlet Antonio Cassano, but then added the Bianconeri don’t have the money Roma want in exchange for the player’s services.
“The Cassano rumours aren’t fantasy stories. We are interested in signing the player, but unfortunately we don’t have the economic resources to do so,” Moggi told Italian television station Telelombardia.
“Roma aren’t looking for players, they want cash from Cassano’s sale,” he added.
Reports from Italy indicate Roma are looking to gain 20 million Euros from Cassano’s sale, while Juventus don’t want to spend more than 10 million cash plus two players worth a total of 5 mil.
santino said:well it's obvious with rosella in charge that we wanna sell 2 key players
miccoli wouldn't be to bad but i rate cassano a lot higher than him, zeman woulda been a great candidate and if spalletti failed id want zeman, i kinda wanted him over spalletti to begin with.
chivu stays, end of story.
cassano to madrid would be the best deal for us IMO, also casano to inter, as long as it's not to the old whore bag
Miccoli shooting and speed is much better!!!!
Whenever Moggi even utters Cassano's name I shutter. Cassano at Juve would make me want to puke. I'm not expecting him to come to Inter, but I'm hoping he atleast sticks with Roma.
BTW Andy Van der Meyde + 5 Million for Mancini? Seems sorta pricey. Mancini didn't have a good season, though I guess none of the Roma players did either. I'm not so sure about this. I'd rather see VDM used to get Pizarro.
BTW Andy Van der Meyde + 5 Million for Mancini? Seems sorta pricey. Mancini didn't have a good season, though I guess none of the Roma players did either. I'm not so sure about this. I'd rather see VDM used to get Pizarro.