[ITA] Serie A 2007/2008 (47 Viewers)
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Suazo has been destroying Atalanta all game long. Luckily Floccari's superb volley gives hope for a comeback.
Inter are too good for everyone in A, i'm afraid. Tonight they are without Zlatan, Figo, Vieira, Stankovic, Crespo and Materazzi and one cannot notice that they're missing 6 starters. They have no problems creating chances and scoring
Forza Atalanta
Inter are too good for everyone in A, i'm afraid. Tonight they are without Zlatan, Figo, Vieira, Stankovic, Crespo and Materazzi and one cannot notice that they're missing 6 starters. They have no problems creating chances and scoring
Forza Atalanta
Finally Some Luck - Panucci
Roma's Christian Panucci talked about the important victory at Genoa, in which he scored the winner in injury time.
Following the away game against Genoa, in which he scored the winning goal in injury time just like with the Azzurri against Scotland, veteran full back Christian Panucci gave his thoughts to Sky TV.
"It's a good moment, I'm doing well, although I'm not at my best yet," he said. "In any case it was important to win. We did it at the last minute against a good Genoa side, finally we had some luck in the last minutes, unlike other times when we lost points near the end.
"It's a very important victory considering how the match was going. I'm happy, thanks to me the fans will be satisfied."
Panucci, who used to play with Genoa, does not believe this goal has ruined his relationship with the Rossoblú's fanbase.
"I've always respected the teams I played with no matter what shirt I was wearing," Panucci explained. "Now I am with Roma and on the pitch I don't look anyone in the face.
"I dedicate this goal to all the fans of Roma and to our president," he concluded.
We Always Look For The Victory - Spalletti
Coach Luciano Spalletti gave his thoughts after Roma's 1-0 away win to Genoa tonight.
Roma coach Luciano Spalletti spoke to SKY following the 1-0 victory at the Stadio Marassi against Genoa.
"Even though we had many players missing, those who stepped in their place are just as important," he said. "Instead of complaining I prefer to give the ones who played their due. We won with determination, strength, and a bit of luck, these are components you wouldn't usually associate with us, which is why I give the players my compliments.
Asked whether Inter should start worrying after Roma reached them on top of the table, he said: "Inter don't worry about anyone and know exactly what to do."
On the difference between the performances of the team at home and away, he said: "Our mentality is always to look for the victory. Perhaps away from home we feel we have more responsibility, but our characteristics remain the same."
On the possibility of seeing Francesco Totti on the pitch for the Champions League match against Dinamo Kiev: "Let's see tomorrow. It won't be easy, because he's been missing for a while and he hasn't trained with continuity. We have faith because he wants to put his qualities to use for the team again."
His final comments were on the Scudetto race: "Talking about the league title does not help the team achieve its objectives. We want to have an important season and get as far as possible. I don't want to seem arrogant or defiant."
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Roma's Christian Panucci talked about the important victory at Genoa, in which he scored the winner in injury time.
Following the away game against Genoa, in which he scored the winning goal in injury time just like with the Azzurri against Scotland, veteran full back Christian Panucci gave his thoughts to Sky TV.
"It's a good moment, I'm doing well, although I'm not at my best yet," he said. "In any case it was important to win. We did it at the last minute against a good Genoa side, finally we had some luck in the last minutes, unlike other times when we lost points near the end.
"It's a very important victory considering how the match was going. I'm happy, thanks to me the fans will be satisfied."
Panucci, who used to play with Genoa, does not believe this goal has ruined his relationship with the Rossoblú's fanbase.
"I've always respected the teams I played with no matter what shirt I was wearing," Panucci explained. "Now I am with Roma and on the pitch I don't look anyone in the face.
"I dedicate this goal to all the fans of Roma and to our president," he concluded.
We Always Look For The Victory - Spalletti
Coach Luciano Spalletti gave his thoughts after Roma's 1-0 away win to Genoa tonight.
Roma coach Luciano Spalletti spoke to SKY following the 1-0 victory at the Stadio Marassi against Genoa.
"Even though we had many players missing, those who stepped in their place are just as important," he said. "Instead of complaining I prefer to give the ones who played their due. We won with determination, strength, and a bit of luck, these are components you wouldn't usually associate with us, which is why I give the players my compliments.
Asked whether Inter should start worrying after Roma reached them on top of the table, he said: "Inter don't worry about anyone and know exactly what to do."
On the difference between the performances of the team at home and away, he said: "Our mentality is always to look for the victory. Perhaps away from home we feel we have more responsibility, but our characteristics remain the same."
On the possibility of seeing Francesco Totti on the pitch for the Champions League match against Dinamo Kiev: "Let's see tomorrow. It won't be easy, because he's been missing for a while and he hasn't trained with continuity. We have faith because he wants to put his qualities to use for the team again."
His final comments were on the Scudetto race: "Talking about the league title does not help the team achieve its objectives. We want to have an important season and get as far as possible. I don't want to seem arrogant or defiant."
goal.com
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