Goal.com http://tinyurl.com/yfk4zyt Doni – 6: Called into action for the first time on 39 minutes, when he pushed a Seedorf effort onto the post. Dived the right way for the penalty, but just failed to get to it, and could do little as Pato skipped around him for the second. Cassetti – 5.5: Improved performance on what we have seen in recent weeks, as he certainly looked a lot more focused on the job. However still not enough to play at this level, with this club. Mexes – 6: Has struggled against Pato in the past; however he managed to completely nullify his impact in the first half. Stood tall throughout, but lacked support on the night. Burdisso – 5: His powerful header forward led to the opening goal by Menez, however although harsh, he was at fault for giving away the penalty. Riise – 5.5: Not able to push forward as often as he would have liked to, due to the attacking threat of Abate in the first half, but held his own nevertheless. Should have done better to prevent Pato from getting past him so easily for the home side’s second goal. Taddei – 5: The Brazilian winger seems to be well and truly past his best now, as he had very little impact tonight, and was rarely seen in possession of the ball. Replaced by Guberti midway through the second half. De Rossi – 6.5: Wonderful solo effort on 23 minutes, after running a third of the pitch and then striking with his left-foot, forcing Dida into making a great save. Simply should have scored with just over 10 minutes remaining though, as he blasted an effort over the bar from well inside the area. Pizarro – 6.5: Polished performance as always by the Chilean midfielder, who cleared an Inzaghi header off the line on 47 minutes. Perrotta – 6: Solid showing from the world champion, however he lacked any significant threat in attack. Tireless effort nonetheless. Menez – 7.5: Coolly slotted home the first goal of the night, after pouncing on a mistake by Thiago Silva after just three minutes of play. He was lively and dangerous throughout, and it was his glorious through ball that set up Vucinic for what should have been the second on 38 minutes. Vucinic – 5: Squandered a glorious opportunity to double his side’s lead prior to the interval, as his one on one effort on an acute angle was hit straight at Dida. Was replaced with 20 minutes remaining by Okaka. Substitutes Guberti – 6: Decent cameo from the former Bari man, who provided great delivery to his attacking team-mates. Okaka – 6: Provided a threat as soon as he came on. Went close to scoring with a header with a couple of minutes remaining. Baptista – 5.5: Proved his physical strength yet again, but failed to have any major impact. ----------------------------- Goal.com http://tinyurl.com/yheqtmb Attitude & Milan’s Lucky Penalty Are The Reasons Why They Beat Us – Roma’s Mexes The Frenchman believes he knows what went wrong tonight… Roma suffered their third defeat of the campaign earlier tonight, at the hands of Milan by a 2-1 score line. The Giallorossi managed to open the scoring after just three minutes of play through Jeremy Menez; however two second half strikes to Ronaldinho and Alexandre Pato proved to be the difference. The Lupi players were very disappointed with their overall performance on the night, as explained by Philippe Mexes in a post-match interview. “It was too bad for the second half, as there are times when things occur that you just cannot do anything about,” Mexes stated to Sky. “I agree however that people [referees] should be competent when making decisions. “Our only problem was our attitude, because we were in great shape. Without the penalty, they would not have been able to score a goal tonight.” The Giallorossi will be hoping to bounce back in the Europa League midweek, when they travel to Craven Cottage to square off against Fulham. Adrian Del Monte, Goal.com --------------------------------------- Goal.com http://tinyurl.com/ylzugw2 Roma President Rosella Sensi Launches Scathing Attack On Referee Against Milan The Giallorossi president feels that her team deserved to win... Roma president Rosella Sensi has not left anything in the tank when expressing her feelings about the refereeing in her side's most recent clash against Milan at the San Siro stadium. According to her, Roberto Rosetti committed too many errors when officiating against the Giallorossi. A blatant penalty was missed by the experienced referee, but an almost non-existent one was given to the Rossoneri. "Even though he is an excellent international referee, Rosetti committed too many errors tonight, she said to ForzaRoma.info. "I am very upset about what occurred, as my players deserved to win. At San Siro with Rosetti, we have already lost a Scudetto before. "Tonight, the commentators had signalled a penalty not given to us, and a practically non-existent spot-kick to Milan. This situation changed the match completely." Sensi was also outraged at the number of yellow cards handed out to players on both sides, and the amount of stoppage time teams had to play out. She continued, "I won't make any further comments on the number of yellow cards handed out, or the amount of stoppage time. "I expect and emphasise the amount of respect shown to Roma, and its supporters." The Lupi now travel to England to take on Fulham in the Europa League on Thursday. Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com ======================================= 據說富翰姆這場和利沃諾那場隊長都不會上 -- + . ． ◤◤▃▃▃▃◥ＡＲＩＡ ◤▃▃▃▃◥◥ ．. . ‥ ◢▊ ∵ ◣ . . ． ▉◢◢◣▏カンパニー▊ │ ││▎▎ ． ‥ ．. ≡ ▏ ◥ ◤ ︵ ︵ ◣ ▂◢ ▆—　—▆ + ◤▎ ╱ ▍▅▄▃▄▃▂◤ ◣_　_◢ ▲"▆"` ◣_□_◢ ▂▄▅▆▇◢ ． ◣ █▆ ◥▲▲▲◤【ＯωＯ】 ▲▲▲ ▅▇▇ ◢ ◣ ▲◎▲ ◤▲ ● ▲◎▲ ◢ 鱻ψ --

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