Photo: Dissecting A Derby
By: chris | October 13th, 2008How irrelevant is Lazio? No one even knows who they are.
Via The Independent.
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Il Derby Capitolino: Roma v Lazio
Rome’s footballing rivalry used to be elevated by the political differences between the supporters. The Laziali in general had right wing ideas while the Roma fans were more left-wing orientated.
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Add this fester “zingaro li mortacci tua” lol, just for fun
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http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=909362
I would LOVE for him to go out of woMAN U, fans would hate him too, (win win)http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=908229
If this somehow does happen then Milan will gain 1,000,000,000
and so will juve!!!!!!!!Posted from
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Oh and let’s make a new poll,
How much do roma fans like Fabio Cappello, (now that he is coaching, as pauly would say BLEEP england)?Posted from
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Guys, do we need this guy
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=908128and if we do is 10m too much , or a bargain?
and if it is a bargain, do you think Prade and company can get him, or are even interested?
and if 10m is too much, can we bargain with them?
and are we even buying anyone this winter???!!!??!
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and why is it always either i’m posting to myself, or i’m away and youre psting ???????????!!!!???????!!!!??!!!
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http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=910818
Finally good newshttp://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=911227
Spoke too soon, but it may be of usehttp://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=911439
that’s a weird way of putting it??Posted from
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http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=910458
hmm, lazio coach has some sensePosted from
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I’m bored so i’m gonna go play fifa 09 untill ANY of you guys get back
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http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/oct14p.html
Are you f-ing kidding me ?
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Say it ain’t so caroe
I would love to just ignore that, plus i had a policy, that if there were no quotes on the subject that it’s just speculationPosted from
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And in one of the posts i posted, spal said that he was gonna play a full half or something!!
Think it was this onePosted from
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1. De Marco is on the Inter payroll … a 3 match ban for dissent? what a pussy.
2. Totti should not play until he is really fit – no messing around – he is likely doing himself damage which may be hard or impossible to reverse
3. real trouble is DeRossi is not fully fit for the Azzurri so he is likely to not be at 100% for Inter and Aquilani could come in for Montolivo … hopefully he won’t pick up any knocks
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“plus i had a policy, that if there were no quotes on the subject that it’s just speculation”
Same for me. Especially for (goal.com) transfer rumours.
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sexy mexy, we weren’t playing this badly last year, there wasn’t as much turmoil, mancini was inter’s coach, and we had a much more fit totti.
i agree that i may have gone a little far but all that i was trying to say is: a decent result here would do wonders for us and a bad result could kill us mentally and make matters much worse.
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i guess i was just speculating about the mental state of the squad? just random conjecture…how pointless is that?
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you are having horrible time with injuries at the minute and that ban for mexes is just ridiculous. everyone knows inter are cheating but we need juve to wire tap their phones! who are you having in defence then? and who is inter?! you have to beat them i fuckin hate the lot of them especially mourinho and ibra they are all gypsies
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So Totti hurt himself again? He needs to chill out. I said before he needs to not touch the field till he’s 100% ready, even if it means October or November.. But he just keeps trying to come back too fast.
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Mexes’s 3-game suspension does not make any sense. He was sent off for receiving 2 yellow cards, which shows that his second yellow card was for dissent not foul or absuive language, consequently what he said could not possibly merit a 3-game suspension. All I can think of is that the referee was mistaken and should have shown him a red card for what he said, but as soon as I knew Di marco was the referee I knew we would have problems because his incompetence has cost us before.
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As stated earlier: (1) Mexes is a dumbass, thus, he deserves what he got. Let’s all not make excuses for him. The saddest part is that his actions hurt the team more thane himself.
(2) HolliTotti should not be back for this, or any other game soon. Whats the point of him playing a half-assed 45 minutes or so, when his leg is not 100%? Most likely he will get kicked by some Inter players and ends up even worse. a LONG TERM, healthy Totti is better than a short term, “half impacting” Totti!
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What’s the difference between dissent and foul language?? Nothing.. Besides.. if he yelled at the referee afterwards or refused to leave then they can ban him for more.. 3 is harsh as 2 games would be more fair.. 1 for the red and another for yelling.
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You know how many times I have seen players yell at gli arbitri “VAFFANCULO”
And nothing happens?
Bullshit.
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Bashar – There is a big difference between dissest and foul/abusive language in the laws of the game. The punishment for the former is a yellow card, while for the latter it is red.
I believe that we will often have these incidents referees like Di Marco whose refereeing constantly creates problems.
Inconsistency among how referees apply the laws of the game is very common, but the disciplinary sanction is inexplicable. I hope we appeal because this could ruin our season. Our first choice central defence has only played together once in Serie A and constant changes to the starting line-up will only impede our chances of escaping this crisis.
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To appeal is dangerous. As far as i know, its not wise to do so unless you have solid and indesputable evidence that what you’ve done is worth being excused and overriden. If you dont do that in the appeal, it leads to greater sanctions and penalities.
Thus, not too many red cards are appealed….
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I am not sure about that, but in this case their is virtually no chnace of it being increased so an appeal should be made.
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Inter appealed Muntari’s ban and there was no increase. I dont think Mexes’s ban would be increased just because the club appealed. And you never know, it might get the ban reduced.
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