

Roman Pics, News, Notes & Tunes
By: chris | October 2nd, 2008:.Tunes.:
:.Pics.:
Time to dump the new signing pics which have been chillin’ for far too long in the depths of my hard drive:












But even better, Chairman of the Board:


:.Notes, etc.:
• Julio Baptista’s next goal in Giallorosso will equal his total for Real Madrid last year. And if you discount the Carling & FA Cups, does the same for his season with Arsenal. Found his niche? I’d like to think so.
• Came across this awhile ago. All I can say is…..wha? (Not that I’m into that sort of thing, but…well…come on.)
• There was a thought reserved for this space, but like most of them, it fluttered off into the dark night.
• Didier Drogba could be out for only 3 weeks with a damaged ligament. Three weeks from yesterday? Roma v CSKA London. Nice.
• If this was, say, Vucinic we were talking about, it’d be three weeks and two days. Maybe even three days, just to be safe. Murphy sucks.
• And look what I pilfered from the new standings page:
Group A
| Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 4 | 0 | +4 | 4 | |
| 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | +1 | 4 | |
| 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 3 | +1 | 3 | |
| 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 7 | −6 | 0 |
Ooh. Ahh.
• Fernando Forestieri has the flu. Not like it’d matter, because he’s only made one substitute appearance thus far this campaign, but it would be nice to get a look at a future giallorosso.
I have two “guts” as to future Romans: Forestieri & Marco Motta. The beauty is no one can call me out on this for like 12-15 years, and by then everyone will have forgotten about it and I’ll be off the hook. See, promising something then flaking out on the responsibilities and consequences can work. Like with child adoption.
• Gianluca Curci has an interview with RomaNews and I can’t help but get the vibe a Roma player is talking. His mouth is saying he wants the victory for Siena and I don’t doubt that’s the case – he is, after all, a true professional, that much we learned over the last few years – but I doubt his heart will be filled with sorrow should Roma happen to put a few past him. Still and always Romanista. Love Doni, but hope to Buddha Gianluca makes it back soon for the right reasons.
• Totti Time: October 19th v Internazionale FC +1. The highly logical date because of the upcoming international break – one which cannot come soon enough for this team and its medical staff – and importance of the game. Though I think this won’t be a season where a squad runs away with the title, particularly Inter (Mourinho’s just not that good and they haven’t improved nearly as much as their competitors), I just see this game as the derby which has usurped Juve, but still a notch below la merda. Speaking of…

So Totti = important. Yeah.
• Roma gets Bologna in the Coppa after they beat Ascoli. Woo. Yay. Yipee. Who the fuck cares.
• I don’t know Maurizio Trombetta (Cluj’s coach) well enough, or at all, to decipher whether or not he’s playing mind games by saying he thinks Roma and Chelsea will advance and they’re shooting for the UEFA Cup spot. As good as they’ve performed, or as badly as Roma have, they’re still akin to asking Shia LaBeouf to reprise the role of Terry Malloy. Might start out alright, but it’s inevitably doomed, dude.
• On another Cluj note: The next time I see someone write “cluj” for “clue”, especially as “clujless”, I’m going to reach through my laptop and slap them. Forewarned.
• Since being an amateur tactician is probably the favorite discussion piece of the football fan, let’s kickoff the discussion with the tactics v Siena, should the available players stay status quo. Logic dictates:
Doni;
Cicinho, Mexes, GOMR, Riise;
DDR, Aquilani;
Taddei, Perrotta, Vucinic;
Beast.
The question I have is who’s spot will Brighi take? Because he’s gonna play. More tunes while you ponder.
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My fucking visa doesnt allow me to get out of France before January, so I possibly cant be there on Nov 16. But 50 euros is really cheap, and Fly RyanAir or EasyJet, they cost like 60 euros for a return trip from Paris to Rome.
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Fadyan, yeah, since names are often spelled one way, but pronounced another, I though that maybe it meant the following:
Remember Sadam Hussein’s top-of-the line special army, the Fedeyin (I really don’t know if that’s how it was spelled though). So I didn’t know if your nickname ran along those lines…..a middle Eastern, military, fanatic, hardcore man, or something like that.
Fad fan uh? Yeah, you wont find too many Fad Roma fans around here…..
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Yes, that episode was a nice one too, Pauly and his style of dialogue delivery was really nice, especially his laughter. Never really like Silvio really.
Again, does anyone even remember Ivan Tomic, Saliou Lassisi, Diego Fuser and Luigi SartorPosted from
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That’s the Fidayeen Pauly, fucking terrorist cunts, their lot
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Damm Kshitiz, thats really cheap man! What did you do, did you commit a crime and that is why your visa is, what? suspended? Damm, if I was that close and the prices were that low, I would LOVE to go!
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No not me with those names man….that was before the time I got into European football, let alone Roma football.
I bet Bashar would know, but he usually doesn’t post here around this time.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgJyI3CYuIo&feature=related
SOMEONE
PLEASE
TRANSLATE!!!Posted from
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No, never even been to the police station in my life. Until my Resident Permit is renewed, I cannot leave France, if I do I wont be allowed to come back. Stupid French red tape. It pains me to see Roma on the TV/Internet every week when I am like a 2 and a half hour flight away
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The only things that I understood during the video was Lippi saying Francesco, and Canna saying “Francesco ne … cento percento”
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All right Kshitiz, I gotta check out for the rest of the night. It will be party time around the campus of UCLA soon.
I hope we can get together with our other friends tomorrow and have a good time here….btw, we gotta expand on the nation of SpamLand with everyone else…comedy ain’t it?…try to think of a National Currency, since thats essential for all new nations. Hehe!
Btw, that sounds like some intense stuff that you study/do…..PIZ!
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Pauly Fedaeyin is how it’s pronounced any yeah bashar would know that it means people who are fighting for(and willing to give their lives for) islam (not for saddam hussien) any way i just wanted to make that clear and i don’t wanna start any political debates or anything, and man you guys are entertaining!
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Pauly,
Fedaeyin is how it’s pronounced and yeah bashar would know that it means people who are fighting for(and willing to give their lives for) islam (not for saddam hussien)any way i just wanted to make that clear and i don’t wanna start any political debates or anything, and man you guys are entertaining!
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Actually it is kinda intense,but what can you do,eh? See u guyz tomorrow then, Au Revoir!!
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ANYONE ELSE WANNA TRANSLATE??!?!?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgJyI3CYuIo&feature=related
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forget it there’s like 8 videos about it. guessing it’s just chronicling DDR’s world cup journey…
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We picked up Luigi Sartor from Parma 2001/02 an experienced sideback brought in to add numbers.
Lassisi was a Huge pity. We shelled out big bucks for the strong Ivorian CB (also capable of moving up in DM/CM.)Broke his leg on his Roma debut against RiverPlate (preseason) and never featured for us again. heard he was bounced off to our inbred half-cousins (Bellinzona) at some point.
Fuser played a couple of years of solid football for Roma. Normally used alla Brighi, late game sub, think he was a winger with superior defensive skill… also scored a couple of goals for us.
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I think this international break will do good to the team… unless players get injured again.
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Saliou Lassissi is playing for Sannois Saint-Garden, in suburban Paris, in Ligue 3, also known as Championnat National.Tomic supposedly quit football and is the football director of FK Partizan
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AQUILANI
ARTUR
BAPTISTA
BERTAGNOLI
BRIGHI
CICINHO
DE ROSSI
JUAN
LORIA
MARANGON
MENEZ
MEXES
MONTELLA
OKAKA
PANUCCI
PERROTTA
RIISE
TADDEI
VIRGA
VUCINICJuan back for tomorrow!
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So the only injured players are Totti, Pizarro and Cassetti, right?
That is not too bad if they came back in 1-2 weeks time and noone gets injured on international breakPosted from
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dont forget tonetto!
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Ha!!! I always know when to turn on my laptop to announce:
“NEXT SECTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
“NEXT SECTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”The Curse of Toscana Looms Once Again
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Holly Totti and Casseti we can def use…..Pizzaro is more of a liability if he plays. Maro is the only one who would argue about that…..
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NEW SECTION!
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asem,
just talking about how Totti and Perrota were replaced by De Rossi and Iaquinta to create more balance to the side and sure-up the midfield without loosing the attacking edge when Francesco wasn’t playing well in the game. the title is misleading
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