Europa League 2014-15 - Pt.1

Mancini always was and will be shit for me I never rated him as top manager and I never will.

It is not a problem tbf, if you are a top manager hardly you coach in Serie A atm , it is no time anymore for Mourinho and co , just Benitez has an international curriculum ... I don't think he is inferior to Allegri who will win this year another scudetto ... basically Mancini  is legit for leagues  he gets his results, in Europe  another story, enough inadeguate but yesterday was really exagerrated to bottle it ... not only Carrriizo , yesterday he even changed system with 3-5-2 on 1-1 in 2nd half against Wolsfburg subbing  a midfielder for a defender and we stopped to create

Negative mentality.

And tbh  , if  firstly you think to not lose than trying the victory you deserve to be punished.

Robespierre wrote:It is not a problem tbf, if you are a top manager hardly you coach in Serie A atm , it is no time anymore for Mourinho and co , just Benitez has an international curriculum ... I don't think he is inferior to Allegri who will win this year another scudetto ... basically Mancini  is legit for leagues  he gets his results, in Europe  another story, enough inadeguate but yesterday was really exagerrated to bottle it ... not only Carrriizo , yesterday he even changed system with 3-5-2 on 1-1 in 2nd half against Wolsfburg subbing  a midfielder for a defender and we stopped to create

Negative mentality.

And tbh  , if  firstly you think to not lose than trying the victory you deserve to be punished.

Dynamo score early against Everton, Agg 2-2. Everton out on away goals if it stays this way.

Roma 0-3 Fiorentina.

Roma doing a Spurs in a big game.

Roma conceding 3 goals in 20 minutes where had Garcia's defensive prowess gone?

Everton might actually lose this

Lukaku scores 1-1, 3-2 on agg. Dynamo need to score again to level the tie. Everton need to score again to make the away goals count.

Fioretina - Bayern v2.0

would it be too self-centered for me to claim that a certain 1-7 loss at home destroyed Roma's spirit?

League points per game before: 2,35, after: 1,63

Kiew Everton is a crazy game.

WTF 3-1 to Dynamo, Everton fell apart.

agg 4-3 to Dynamo ffs

Hapless_Hans wrote:would it be too self-centered for me to claim that a certain 1-7 loss at home destroyed Roma's spirit?

League points per game before: 2,35, after: 1,63

Kiew Everton is a crazy game.

I think the home loss to City broke them.

4-3 DYNAMO KIEV

This league

RED wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:would it be too self-centered for me to claim that a certain 1-7 loss at home destroyed Roma's spirit?

League points per game before: 2,35, after: 1,63

Kiew Everton is a crazy game.

I think the home loss to City broke them.

they wouldn't have lost at home to City had they not already been broken

Everton's defending has been shocking tonight. Seem incapable of winning the first ball, and crap it whenever Kyiv get towards their area.

The better news is that they look threatening when they attack. They've certainly got another goal in them.

No chat for the GOATropa league smh

Atleast the idiot Garcia will be sacked.

flameas wrote:Atleast the idiot Garcia will be sacked.

how things have changed in 4 months

that's what a 1-7 at home will do to you

What does 0-4 at home do to you?

We're coming for your 2nd place Roma you bunch of scrubs

Forza Lazio

FT Naples 0 - 0 Moscow

Napoli the first team to qualify for the next round

Oh god, we got a Nazio fan here

Can't even be mad at this point. Samp loss broke us and this loss isn't all that surprising.

What I do think this confirms is that Garcia might have lost the Roma locker room.

He might find himself pushed out whether than bowing out as a result.

EDIT: The coefficient is what''s important today. 2 Italian teams in the next round is what I expected.

Rebaño Sagrado wrote:What does 0-4 at home do to you?

Getting stronger and stronger I guess

Sevilla and Villareal teams:

Rico; Figuieras, Pareja, Kolodziejzcak, Tremoulinas; Carrico, Mbia; Vidal, Iborra, Vitolo; Gameiro

Asenjo; Mario Gapar, Mussachio, Bailly, Rukavina; Campbell, Pina, Trigueros, J. dos Santos; Uche, Vietto

Inter and Wolfsburg teams:

Carrizo; Santon, Juan Jesus, Ranocchia, Campagnaro; Medel, Guarin, Hernanes, Kovacic; Palacio, Icardi

Benaglio; Trasch, Knoche, Klose, Rodriguez; Luiz Gustavo, Guilavogui; Vierinha, De Bruyne, Caliguri; Dost


Oleg Gusev puts Kyiv 4-1 up on the night, and 5-3 up on aggregate. Everton are done, I'm afraid.

With Cheryshev out I can't see how Villareal would turn this around.

How is Carrizo starting AGAIN?!?!