if roma want sumone who can replace montella...
get this man la.... furthermore spaletti had said he is this man's long time fans...... we dont mind to share stars as our mission to make 3 italian up to UCL semifinals......


Marco Boriello


looks like mexes having problem marking him toooo....

This post has been edited by justiface: Aug 7 2009, 10:12 AM

roma going to sell aquilani to liverpool? oh god...

yes agree... basically Serie A standard keep dropping... i did support all club from Serie A, to see at least few italian up to UCL...

forza italia... forza juventus , inter , ac and as roma

Gent vs Roma goals :




our next round opponent is MFK Kosice of Slovakia... honestly never heard of them.

batigol is the best striker that roma ever have.. i really missed him play. i support roma once before because of him.

what lazy performance, its almost an embarassment that we being held by Kosice.

good thing is that the result still should be able allow us to qualify since the next leg is in Olimpico.

Look at the bright side. 3 away goals is good enough to go thru I guess. Hopefully all Italian Clubs will have good results in Europe this term.

i'm still confident that we'll progress. Kosice need to beat us or draw with more than 3 goals in Olimpico, which i doubt they can.

goal video :



all 3 Kosice's goals could hav been avoided...

im oso a bit shocked by roma last night. Throwing away the 2-goals lead. Even though i'm a Bianconero but it pleased
me when italian team doing well in europe. So i hope roma will trash that "whatever their name is" team like they trash
kaa gent few weeks ago

the league finally kicked off... n we off with a bad start against Genoa.

Highlights :




didnt get to watch the match coz of some issue of my home connection, from the highlights looks like very entertaining and enjoyable match. Totti wasted some really glorious chances and Amelia, once again, was superb against us. damn.

the centerback combo was Andreolli + Burdisso, as Mexes was suspended and Juan injured... heard that Burdisso did well, while Andreolli once again disappointing. well well well, when will we get to see Doni + Mexes + Juan again ?

next league game up... Juve. what the heck.

well, that was easy. We crushed Kosice to progress to the next round of Europa League now.

Totti got his 2nd hattrick of the season... record so far ? 5 official games, 11 goals.

good news that Vucinic and Juan played some part during the later stage n did fairly well, might be able to make it for Juve after all.

Roma vs Kosice goals :




well not a bad preparation and warmup for Juve next.

ok, 2 round of the league, 2 defeats, concede 6 goals... w00t we're bottom of the table now.

i cant understand how the fark are Cassetti and Taddei still remained in the team... what was Spal thinking there ?!

laz day of transfer market... i dont hav much hope, really.

credits to romans as they gave all they had on the pitch. not to mention the line up is already 50-50. see ya again in olimpico, turin.

so, the transfer market closed... n as expected we didnt made any major signings.

we did got 2 new guys in though... but i dont expect they will play much to be honest.

1. Bogdan Lobont, 31 years old Romanian international GK. 1 year long loan from Dinamo Bucharest.
2. Fabio Zamblera, 19 years old Italian forward from Newcastle... as far as i know he never played for the Magpies.


pretty much 2 pointless signings for me. Lobont might be useful to get rid of Arthur, but Zamblera ? who the heck is this kid ? oh my.

awful transfer market we juz had.

LOL...spaletti resign


Luciano Spalletti: I Have Resigned From Roma
The Italian has quit his position as coach of Roma, and Sky Sport Italia claim Claudio Ranieri will replace him...
Sep 1, 2009 11:58:36 AM
Roma coach Luciano Spalletti still able to put on a brave front despite the club's slow start to the season.

Roma coach Luciano Spalletti still able to put on a brave front despite the club's slow start to the season.


Luciano Spalletti has stepped down from his position as coach of Roma, and he confirmed his resignation with a brief statement to Sky Sport Italia.

"I handed in my resignation and Roma accepted it instantly," the coach told reporters.

Spalletti met with Roma president Rosella Sensi at the Villa Pacelli in Rome alongside director Daniele Prade. The reunion lasted little over half an hour as the coach informed the club of his decision.

The meeting came within hours of an earlier gathering involving Giallorossi chiefs and former Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri.

Prior to Spalletti's meeting, the 'Tinkerman' reportedly discussed terms with the club and he is likely to take over from the Tuscan. All that is missing is an official statement as the Spalletti era comes to an end.

The Italian took charge at Trigoria in 2005. He recently penned an extension with the club, but he has left with just two games into the season.

On Sunday, Spalletti hinted that he had lost the dressing room after claiming a number of players were not following him.

Ranieri's appointment is expected to be made official within the next few hours.

i believe Ranieri will be annouced as our new manager pretty soon.

we're doomed.

Maybe its for the best. Anyways quite shocking Spaletti quit after only 2 games. Could have expected more. Oh wells.

yeah... shocking... didn't see that coming at all... not after 2 games really

anyway it has been 4 yrs since Spalletti first came to the club...
care to list down his highs at the club???
Chrisky maybe?

arrivederci Spalletti

Ranieri had confirmed that he already reached an agreement wif the club to be the new manager, 2nite we'll get the official annoucement and presentation.

oh well... its a sad day for us Romanista. Spal had done so much for us in the past few years. i admit that i got frustrated and annoyed by some of his questionable selections and tactics, but heck i never really wanted him to go.

Romanista will always remember the disastrous 2004/05 season where we were once in danger of relegation, n hav 4 different managers throughout the season. Spal is the one who came in next to steady the sinking ship n installed orders into the locker room. Not only we were able to play as a team again, he intro the unique 'striker-less' formation made us play 1 of the most entertaining football in euro, as well as catapult Totti's career that he become 1 of the deadliest striker now.

some highlights of Spal with Roma :

- break the Serie A record of consecutive win with 11 wins in a row (althought the record had been broken by Inter later).
- reach the CL quarter finals for 2 consecutive season, something that the Scudetto-winning Capello can't manage to do.
- the magical CL nights in Lyon and Madrid.
- back-to-back Coppa Italia victory over Inter
- league win against AC in San Siro... 1st in over 20 years.


we'll remember u, Luciano. i wish 1 day u'll return to Olimpico. Forza n Grazie Luciano.