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Without getting into specifics, it's clear enough that Roma should be leading Serie A by quite a margin. Should we also add that just a few days ago they beat Real Madrid at the Santiago Barnabeu in outstanding fashion :shades: the prospects of entering The Wolf Cage ain't exactly mouth watering if not for them :notlist:
If logics mean anything, we are the metaphorical parallel of the sacrificial lamb to be fed to hungry wolfs, and of all wolfs, the nasty and hungry Giallorossi Wolfs :scared: may Uncle Lucifer lift our spirits and spare us some courage :hopeful:
It's way too early for speculated lineups on both sides, what ain't speculation but pure reality is the fact that Roma are literally crushing opponents apart, and, if not for the odd red card awarded to Mexes in the dying minutes of their away game in San Siro just over a week ago, they would have deservedly upset Inter too.
I have no idea how Ancelotti will field the team and even less of an idea of how we'll be able to cope with The Wolfs, given our fatigue and lack of form, even though after so long our players will have a full week to focus on the match. What's for sure, is that if we're going to achieve the miracle of avoiding defeat, we'll need perform beyond our best.
Would be ironic if of all teams it would be us handing over the Scudo to our most hated rivals, but this is another story :doh:
We currently trail Fiorentina by a point and they'll be playing at home against Genoa.
Forza Milan :heart:
If logics mean anything, we are the metaphorical parallel of the sacrificial lamb to be fed to hungry wolfs, and of all wolfs, the nasty and hungry Giallorossi Wolfs :scared: may Uncle Lucifer lift our spirits and spare us some courage :hopeful:
It's way too early for speculated lineups on both sides, what ain't speculation but pure reality is the fact that Roma are literally crushing opponents apart, and, if not for the odd red card awarded to Mexes in the dying minutes of their away game in San Siro just over a week ago, they would have deservedly upset Inter too.
I have no idea how Ancelotti will field the team and even less of an idea of how we'll be able to cope with The Wolfs, given our fatigue and lack of form, even though after so long our players will have a full week to focus on the match. What's for sure, is that if we're going to achieve the miracle of avoiding defeat, we'll need perform beyond our best.
Would be ironic if of all teams it would be us handing over the Scudo to our most hated rivals, but this is another story :doh:
We currently trail Fiorentina by a point and they'll be playing at home against Genoa.
Forza Milan :heart: