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AS Roma Thread [2007-2008]
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CarlosDanger
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Yeah... life's been a little insane. But there's always time to thank someone for doing something so beautiful.Deisler;2494864 said:lol
Fa niente cabron
PS: Long time no read man.
So, Roma-Man utd, I prefered Arsenal or Schalke04, nice teams, so we've no chance but joinin' the last 8 is a great result for us, we'r a little team and we'r all ok, I hope the red-devils will be quiet and let us play without scoring 7 goals again, a drawn in Roma and a 2-0 at Old Trafford, nothing else, hope Rosella Sensi will talk to sir Alex Ferguson so they could find the right idea to let ManU qualified but leave Roma alone around the score.....
So, think to tomorrow, Roma-Milan, hard hard match, and next week derby with Lazio, forza magica Roma!!!!!
So, think to tomorrow, Roma-Milan, hard hard match, and next week derby with Lazio, forza magica Roma!!!!!
Derby della Capitale
There’s a charged Derby della Capitale in prospect as Lazio try to snuff out Roma’s Scudetto chances and continue their recent improvement at the Stadio Olimpico. This fixture is so often a classic and is one of the season’s most eagerly anticipated battles.
Even Lazio’s most optimistic fans are ready to write this term off as a season of consolidation. With last year’s third-placed side embedded in the middle of the pack, the general feeling is relief having seen the grim spectre of relegation. The Aquile have finally shown some consistency of late and last weekend’s entertaining 2-2 draw with Udinese was their fourth game unbeaten, but the only truly feasible route to the UEFA Cup must be via the Coppa Italia.
While Lazio may be playing for pride, that is a huge factor in a Rome derby. Furthermore, they will have the chance to more or less end their city rivals’ Scudetto hopes. Coach Delio Rossi also won’t be lacking motivation as he could be playing for his job. There is a genuine possibility that Lazio’s temperament may be lacking – they have an awful disciplinary record with eight red cards and 75 bookings to their name and there’s every chance they could be reduced to 10 men on such a fraught occasion.
Roma are just starting to believe in the unlikeliest of titles. Last Saturday’s 2-1 comeback win over Milan was the stuff of champions and the Giallorossi will be loving every minute of Inter’s unrest. A six-point gap is by no means unassailable, but there is no room for error from now until the end of the season, even in exceptional circumstances such as these.
So far there have been no signs of tiredness, despite maintaining a Scudetto push and a Champions League campaign, but it remains to be seen whether fighting on three fronts will prove too great a strain for Luciano Spalletti’s side when the Coppa Italia restarts next month. The Lupi just need to do what they do best and hit Lazio at speed. They must also maintain their proud record of having had the most shots on target of any Serie A side – their total of 164 amounts to nearly six goal-bound efforts per game.
While Roma will be favourites, Lazio embarrassed them 3-0 in this fixture last year. Week 10’s encounter was something of a classic as Roma ran out 3-2 winners without Francesco Totti.
Rossi has had to contend with injuries all season and is once again without Luciano Zauri, Massimo Mutarelli, Simone Del Nero, Fabio Firmani and Mobido Diakite. Romanian defender Stefan Radu has overcome a thigh strain and is ready if called upon. The trident of Rolando Bianchi, Goran Pandev and Tommaso Rocchi will lead the charge.
Mirko Vucinic was the goal hero against Milan, but the Montenegrin marksman is likely to start on the bench with Totti playing in his usual position of lone striker. Marco Cassetti is injured, but everyone else is available.
Keep an eye on: Tommaso Rocchi (Lazio) – The Venetian hitman has looked like his old prolific self since agreeing a contract extension with the Biancocelesti.
Last season: Lazio 3-0 Roma
Lazio (probable): Ballotta; De Silvestri, Siviglia, Cribari, Radu; Dabo, Ledesma, Behrami; Pandev, Bianchi, Rocchi
Roma (probable): Doni; Panucci, Mexes, Juan, Tonetto; De Rossi, Pizarro, Taddei, Perrotta, Mancini; Totti
There’s a charged Derby della Capitale in prospect as Lazio try to snuff out Roma’s Scudetto chances and continue their recent improvement at the Stadio Olimpico. This fixture is so often a classic and is one of the season’s most eagerly anticipated battles.
Even Lazio’s most optimistic fans are ready to write this term off as a season of consolidation. With last year’s third-placed side embedded in the middle of the pack, the general feeling is relief having seen the grim spectre of relegation. The Aquile have finally shown some consistency of late and last weekend’s entertaining 2-2 draw with Udinese was their fourth game unbeaten, but the only truly feasible route to the UEFA Cup must be via the Coppa Italia.
While Lazio may be playing for pride, that is a huge factor in a Rome derby. Furthermore, they will have the chance to more or less end their city rivals’ Scudetto hopes. Coach Delio Rossi also won’t be lacking motivation as he could be playing for his job. There is a genuine possibility that Lazio’s temperament may be lacking – they have an awful disciplinary record with eight red cards and 75 bookings to their name and there’s every chance they could be reduced to 10 men on such a fraught occasion.
Roma are just starting to believe in the unlikeliest of titles. Last Saturday’s 2-1 comeback win over Milan was the stuff of champions and the Giallorossi will be loving every minute of Inter’s unrest. A six-point gap is by no means unassailable, but there is no room for error from now until the end of the season, even in exceptional circumstances such as these.
So far there have been no signs of tiredness, despite maintaining a Scudetto push and a Champions League campaign, but it remains to be seen whether fighting on three fronts will prove too great a strain for Luciano Spalletti’s side when the Coppa Italia restarts next month. The Lupi just need to do what they do best and hit Lazio at speed. They must also maintain their proud record of having had the most shots on target of any Serie A side – their total of 164 amounts to nearly six goal-bound efforts per game.
While Roma will be favourites, Lazio embarrassed them 3-0 in this fixture last year. Week 10’s encounter was something of a classic as Roma ran out 3-2 winners without Francesco Totti.
Rossi has had to contend with injuries all season and is once again without Luciano Zauri, Massimo Mutarelli, Simone Del Nero, Fabio Firmani and Mobido Diakite. Romanian defender Stefan Radu has overcome a thigh strain and is ready if called upon. The trident of Rolando Bianchi, Goran Pandev and Tommaso Rocchi will lead the charge.
Mirko Vucinic was the goal hero against Milan, but the Montenegrin marksman is likely to start on the bench with Totti playing in his usual position of lone striker. Marco Cassetti is injured, but everyone else is available.
Keep an eye on: Tommaso Rocchi (Lazio) – The Venetian hitman has looked like his old prolific self since agreeing a contract extension with the Biancocelesti.
Last season: Lazio 3-0 Roma
Lazio (probable): Ballotta; De Silvestri, Siviglia, Cribari, Radu; Dabo, Ledesma, Behrami; Pandev, Bianchi, Rocchi
Roma (probable): Doni; Panucci, Mexes, Juan, Tonetto; De Rossi, Pizarro, Taddei, Perrotta, Mancini; Totti
Can't wait for tonight's game!
Anthony;2511038 said:Sweet. We took 3 points from hot place which is Udine's stadium. Vucinic, Taddei and LG scored. Now, I'm looking forward what Mutu and his Fiorentina will do tonight.
Inter won, but always remember that wihout referees we were 12 points first of them, so forza magica Roma!
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