Comments on: Totti Humiliated

By: soccerlike

soccerlike — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:09:25 +0000

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By: hamani

hamani — Thu, 03 May 2007 21:44:27 +0000

emi your 100% right, I am a roma fan, but i still want milan to win the Champins League, andu said the numbers show, milan had a diffucclt season with all the scandel and still manage to be in the top 3 and champions league final, roma beat milan twice, your right but that was at the beginnig of the season were they had great diffaculties in the Serie A, overall i have to addmit, milan is the best team in Europe, i wish it could be roma, but rom dont have enough money

By: emi

emi — Thu, 03 May 2007 11:50:34 +0000

Hamani…
Why you think I am “the most unsportsman ship” you have ever seen?
I have admitted my team’s defeat, I have been insulted by 100 persons for racist reasons (”dirty italian”, etc…) and I only replied after a while, because I could not stand anymore those nationalistic and racist insults and celebrations.
And, by the way, Milan is not a better team: Roma won against Milan in the Serie A and also in the Coppa Italia, proving Roma plays better. Football is like this: every match is different, and anything can happen.
Milan has only some experience that Roma still has not. But technically, Roma is better than Milan (and the numbers show it clearly in the Italian championship).

By: hamani

hamani — Thu, 03 May 2007 11:43:48 +0000

emi
you are the most unsportsman ship ive ever seen. Im a roma fan, i know they should be in the final, but Milan is a better team and they have more experince than roma, this is the first time roma were in quarter final. I hope milan wins the champions, hope 05 doesnt affect them and try to work hard to beat liverpool. Liverpool is one lucky team, they dont do well in the EPL but win the champions leage:o

By: emi

emi — Thu, 03 May 2007 08:40:20 +0000

Wow… Milan won 3-0. I’m not too happy about that (I’m a Roma fan, and you can imagine my regrets, after we won twice with Milan and then lost with ManU, that lost to Milan).
And, by the way, I think Milan should have been banned from the competition, because of the scandals it was involved into.
The only thing that I can smile about is that all those super-excited people that were talking about the supposed “british superiority” (probably they were writing while smoking a pipe and listening to “Rule Britannia” on their iPODs) now have disappeared in the mists of humiliation, where they are probably looking for the usual sorry excuses (”Hey, we had so many injured players”… and the usual blah blah).
So, dear friends… I’m sorry Milan won, but I’m happy that you came back to the harsh reality.

By: Unisol

Unisol — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 23:02:37 +0000

yeh, i agree, i liked how Roma played in the 1st leg and they made it interesting. AC milan should also make an interesting game but they dont have pace (but lots of experience). But i dont like watching Inter (or Juve when they used to be in Serie A)

By: emi

emi — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 21:50:11 +0000

Hi, Unisol.
Well, I am not saying that Italian football is the best. I simply reacted to some annoying comments, but maybe I should have simply ignored them, after all.
Regarding the three major European leagues (English, Spanish and Italian), I think the Spanish one is the most interesting, together with the English one.
The Italian Serie A is currently in a bad shape, with scandals and an overall decrease of its quality.
And during the last big scandal, it has been proven that my team, Roma, was one of the victims of those clubs that cheated, and those included Milan and Juventus.
Then, if I can give you an advise, try to follow Roma games too: you will discover that (despite the awful OT game), Roma is reallt a spectacular team, and not too “Italian” in its concept of the game.
It has a very productive forward section (scoring many goals) and whatever the result is, it never stops to attack (most Italian teams, after 2 or 3 goals simply stop playing and build barricades around their goalie). Roma has even been criticised for that, after having won 7-0 against Catania (and seriously missing at least 10 more goals in the same match!).
Defensive mentality is not new, in the Serie A, but Roma really is a different team.
After all, this year Roma gave Milan 4 lessons, including a victory at San Siro (with Totti scoring two superb goals).
So, I think you would enjoy a Roma game (and Totti magic tricks).
Ciao.

By: Unisol

Unisol — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 21:27:20 +0000

we are talking in recent times…….I support United but I watch a lot of SPanish football aswell and some Italien(rarely, (only If AC Milan are playing)) this is because i just cant be bothered watching a team score a goal then sit back and pass it along their back 4 and timewaste and dive the whole rest of the game away. I appreciate what Italian clubs have earnt in the past but you have to accept that your time is now over and football has returned (rightfully) to its origins, and this is where it will stay \:d/