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Tonight: Atalanta - Roma
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spettriedemoni · 2 years
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Gialla come er sole, rossa come er core mio
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La Roma è la prima vincitrice della Conference League, ben 11 anni dopo l'ultima vittoria di una squadra italiana l'Inter in Champions League. Allora come oggi l'allenatore era José Mourinho da Setubal.
Stasera, come allora Mourinho si è commosso.
Potrai odiarlo quando ce l'hai avversario ma se è nella tua squadra, come fai a non amarlo?
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pepp8 · 22 days
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unafangirlacaso · 9 days
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Merry Rome-mas!!!!
Buon compleanno mia cara città 💛❤️💛❤️💛❤️
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antibayern · 1 year
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me on may 11 when xabi’s leverkusen and mourinho’s roma meet in the uel semifinals
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jaja-dingdong · 1 year
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Lecce-Milan la partita che non vorrei assolutamente vedere, sia perché voglio comunque tanto bene al Lecce sia perché il Lecce sta facendo molto bene mentre il Milan molto male
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silvyysthings · 2 years
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"To rejoice with the Roma fans who took to the streets to celebrate, even if from a distance, there was also an exceptional fan: Timothée Chalamet. The Oscar-nominated actor for Call me by your name, a film by Luca Guadagnino who in 2018 won the statuette for the best non-original screenplay, in fact cultivates a passion for Roma, and for the merchandising of the Giallorossi club. In September 2020 he was also at the Olimpico to watch the match against Juventus, and was photographed several times on the streets of Los Angeles wearing a Roma sweatshirt or cap. And last night, after the success in Tirana, he had himself portrayed in an Instagram Stories in which he celebrated together with other friends who supported the Giallorossi team."
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calciopics · 2 years
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“Lo sport dà il meglio di sé quando unisce, e spero che questo sará vero più che mai domani. Sarà una partita piena di emozioni: tornare in una città dove ho tanti amici e giocare in uno stadio dove ho vissuto bei momenti e condiviso trofei con i tifosi bianconeri che mi hanno fatto sentire a casa per 7 anni! Questa volta però lo farò per la maglia della Roma, daró il meglio di me per far felice i tifosi giallorossi, straordinari e pieni di passione verso il calcio, che mi hanno accolto benissimo dal primo giorno. Ma il bello del calcio è anche tutto questo messo insieme e per questo voglio godermi questa partita. Sono convinto che sarà un grande spettacolo…e io darò il massimo per vincere. DAJE ROMA!💪🏽❤️💛”
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teenagedirtstache · 2 years
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Parka con cappuccio di stile canadese, in cotone rosso e interno plaid, su pullover di lana grezza e pantaloni grigioverde, tutto Brooksfield. Dietro. tuta verde di cotone oleato con inserti giallorossi, Stone Island; guanti Alberto Portolano
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thefalse9 · 2 years
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2022 Serie A Preview: Roma
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Last Year's Finish: 6th
Predicted Finish: 2nd
Odds To Win Serie A: 8 to 1 via Oddschecker
Prospects:
Goodness, what a change a year can make. The Giallorossi finished the season as Europa Conference League champions in what was their first European final in 31 years. Although they finished just a point higher than in the previous season under Paulo Fonseca, José Mourinho has given Roma a much-needed identity built on winning. It's a complete culture change, with players buying into the philosophy of the man-in-charge and with Mourinho once again smiling for the first time in what feels like years. It's the perfect marriage of city, team, manager, and culture when it comes to Roma and it feels like everything is peaking at the right time. Fiercely loyal to a fault, Roma fans have embraced Mourinho, ignored his flaws, and gravitated toward his philosophy and mentality with players doing the same. And while we've seen some players lose out because of that, others like Pellegrini and Tammy Abraham have thrived, with Abraham especially becoming the most lethal striker in Serie A.
Mourinho has always had a reputation for managing the best squads in club football and giving his squads an identity built around winning titles and while they won the Europa Conference League last year and secured a title, you can feel it's different this time around. This isn't the Mourinho who stays three years and bolts. This isn't volatile Mourinho who is cutting pressers and using quotes like "that's three for me, two for them, so respect." This time, it's evident that Mourinho took on a project and is building a project he truly believes in and he is taking his time to perfect it. He has brought in statement pieces all over the pitch. Dybala, Gini in the midfield, Mike Svilar to be a backup goalie, and possibly Andrea Belotti to add striker depth. This is a serious project and something being built for the present and the future.
Roma is dangerous, but while they can win now, this is a team built to last. In a crazy way, this is Mourinho's legacy stop, as weird as that sounds. A man who has won everywhere in the world and won the Champions League multiple times over has chosen Roma to be the definitive mark of his legacy on football. Sometimes, football makes romantics out of us all.
Transfers:
Tiago Pinto, Roma's Director of Football made himself into a God to Roma fans this transfer window. If not God-like, then at the very least? God-adjacent. Numerous big-name signings have been brought in by Pinto, without letting any star players go, which has been the case in the past.
After numerous reports of Paulo Dybala being expected to join Inter Milan, the Argentine decided to make the switch to the Italian capital after becoming impatient with the Nerazzurri management. The 28-year-old arrives on a free transfer from Juventus and will be eager to prove himself after struggling to find consistency in recent seasons. If he finds his form again, which you can argue he never lost- but people are FICKLE- then this is a monumental signing for Roma.
Young, technically gifted, with creativity and a nose for goal, Dybala was let down by Juve's management and their inability to get proper strike partners who weren't already 34 years old+ (Ronaldo), finally getting hurt after carrying that team for years. Yet, people act like Dybala wasn't consistently leading the team in goal contributions, consistently providing 10+ goals when healthy, and consistently getting you 10+ assists. There was an unfair narrative built around Dybala being cooked even though he had no help, and people feasted on the narrative, tabloids especially, publicizing the "fall from grace" of a talented player while never acknowledging that he was never given a proper team around him that ever played to his strengths. And for the record? No, giving him a washed Ronaldo is not giving him a squad. Stop that narrative right now, because it's horseshit regurgitated by CR7 fanboys who don't want to admit the man is a washed 37-year-old who has been an albatross at the last two places he's called his footballing home (Juventus & Manchester United)
Back to the point, Pinto added some much-needed depth by bringing in Lille right-back Zeki Celik for €7 million and signing Manchester United free agent Nemanja Matić, who has worked with Mourinho previously at Chelsea and Old Trafford. Goalkeeping duo Pau López and Robin Olsen have both been sold and replaced by promising Benfica goalkeeper Mile Svilar, Cengiz Ünder and Alessandro Florenzi made their loan moves to Marseille and AC Milan permanent while Henrikh Mkhitaryan left on a free transfer to join Inter. And as mentioned, Georginio Wijnaldum has joined from Paris Saint Germain on a loan-to-buy deal and Andrea Belotti will sign a three-year deal after leaving Torino this summer to add additional depth. When Gini and Belotti are depth moves? Pinto did great.
One To Watch:
Dybala will get the headline this year, but Tammy Abraham arrived from Stamford Bridge for £34m last season and has become Roma’s most important player within the space of a season. The 24-year-old striker amassed 27 goals and five assists across 53 matches last season and finished joint-third in the Serie A scoring race with 17 goals. To put it lightly, he was a man amongst boys and he DOMINATED games by himself. He was lethal, playing an integral part in Roma’s Conference League campaign, and has since been linked with a potential move back to the Premier League before being labeled untouchable by man in Roma's inner circle.
Scarily enough, you can argue that Abraham has never played with an outright 10 behind him or a proper striker partner. Usually left alone to lead the line, it's incredible to think that a strike partnership with Belotti or the idea of Dybala feeding him is currently on the table. Abraham will score 30 this year before it's all said and done.
Outlook:
This team is rising at the right time and all the pieces are coming together. They've added necessary pieces to strengthen the team, and young players have gained more experience and statement signings with notable talent have joined the team. The only thing that could hurt Roma is the number of competitions they find themselves in, but this team has the experience and the capability to withstand it.
Their leadership core has fought through European campaigns and they've added known winners in Dybala and Wijnaldum, guys who have won domestic titles and UCL titles, respectively. Moreover, you have Mourinho who is a serial winner, a man who has locked down the treble before, in Italy no less, has won the Champions League multiple times, and knows what it takes to reach the summit of world football. If ever there was a manager for a city looking for success, it's Mourinho and the truth is, they're probably not done. January's market will be interesting in they're close in the hunt. Mourinho is looking for that last grasp at the chalice, that last grasp at the throne, and his charges at Roma are just as hungry and salivating at the bit with a dangerous and talented squad that has added talent, depth, and firepower across the board. AC Milan has a dogfight on its hands.
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inzaghismo · 2 years
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all'olimpico stanno i mettendo solo i maneskin e blanco perché sono cuori giallorossi 💛❤
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antibayern · 1 year
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finally.. an unstoppable force (my love for the bundesliga) meets an immovable object (my love for i giallorossi)
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jaja-dingdong · 4 months
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I miei pasticciotti gli unici giallorossi che dovrebbero vincere oggi ma palesemente saranno gli unici a perdere
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Carlo Ancelotti: Il Maestro in Campo
Carlo Ancelotti, nato a Reggiolo il 10 giugno 1959, è un nome leggendario nel mondo del calcio, conosciuto ai più come uno degli allenatori più vincenti della storia. Ma prima di conquistare successi memorabili dalla panchina, Ancelotti ha calcato i campi da gioco come calciatore di alto livello, collezionando trofei e lasciando il segno nel ruolo di centrocampista. Gli esordi e la consacrazione a Roma La carriera di Ancelotti nel calcio ha avuto inizio nel Parma, la sua città natale. Esordisce in Serie C a soli 18 anni, dimostrando subito il suo talento e la sua duttilità. Nel 1979 viene acquistato dalla Roma, dove vive la sua consacrazione. Con i giallorossi vince lo scudetto nella stagione 1982-83, affermandosi come regista titolare e leader in campo. La sua visione di gioco, la capacità di intercettare e impostare l'azione, unite a un'eleganza tecnica sopraffina, lo rendono uno dei centrocampisti più completi del panorama italiano. Al Milan e la Nazionale Nel 1987 approda al Milan, dove raggiunge l'apice della sua carriera da calciatore. Con i rossoneri vince due Scudetti (1988 e 1992), due Coppe dei Campioni (1989 e 1990), due Coppe Intercontinentali (1989 e 1990) e due Supercoppe UEFA (1989 e 1990). Ancelotti si inserisce perfettamente nel centrocampo stellare del Milan di quegli anni, affiancando leggende come Baresi, Maldini, Gullit e Van Basten. Il suo contributo è fondamentale nella conquista di successi storici, che lo consacrano come uno dei calciatori più vincenti della sua generazione. Nazionale e ritiro Ancelotti ha vestito anche la maglia della Nazionale Italiana per 26 volte, collezionando una rete. Ha partecipato ai Mondiali del 1986 e 1990 e agli Europei del 1988. Si è ritirato dal calcio giocato nel 1992, dopo aver vinto il suo secondo Scudetto con il Milan. Un'eredità importante La carriera da calciatore di Carlo Ancelotti, pur se meno conosciuta rispetto ai suoi successi da allenatore, è stata ricca di soddisfazioni e trofei. La sua classe, la sua intelligenza tattica e la sua leadership lo hanno reso un punto di riferimento in campo, ispirando generazioni di calciatori. La sua figura rappresenta un esempio di come talento, dedizione e lavoro possano portare al raggiungimento dei più grandi obiettivi, sia da giocatore che da allenatore. Foto di copertina: DepositPhotos Read the full article
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Lecce - Monza Previa, Pronostico y Apuestas
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Lecce - Monza Previa, Pronostico y Apuestas
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Vista Previa para Lecce – Monza La revolución de Luca Gotti en el Lecce sigue floreciendo, y el conjunto “giallorossi” se impusó al Sassuolo este fin de semana, resultado que le permitió aumentar su distancia con la zona de descenso a la Serie A a siete puntos. Ha sufrido sólo una derrota en sus cinco... Read more »
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