Good result for Roma tonight with a 92nd minute equaliser against Napoli.
@AS Roma_fan do the Freidkins attend many/any of your matches?
@AS Roma_fan do the Freidkins attend many/any of your matches?
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dachshund
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This aged like bread in the sun.
Infernus
Player Valuation: £10m
‘‘Twas a joke. Admittedly it doesn’t always come across when typing.
dachshund
Player Valuation: £750k
Or I am just as dense as platinum
AS Roma_fan
Player Valuation: £500k
They used to. This season only Ryan has attended once.
They fear the crowd after what happened in the summer imho.
Roma within striking distance of 6th place now after a 4-0 win
AS Roma_fan
Player Valuation: £500k
Confirmed: Roma to present final stadium project on 21 April
The path towards the construction of the new Roma stadium in Pietralata is about to enter a crucial phase. ...
romapress.net
Building a new stadium in Rome is the most difficult task in the world. We're trying to do it since the 1980s, this is the 4th project. The other 3 were stopped by bureaucracy. We don't own our ground since 1939.
The Firedkins are working on this since their arrival, and it seems in April the project will be submitted to the municipality for final approval.
I'll admit it. I'm still sceptical, as our hopes have been frustrated too many times over the years. I've seen 2 projects fall apart, my father has seen 3 of them fall apart. I know this may seem absurd for you who live in the UK, where building a stadium is like drinking a coffee.
But Italian bureaucracy is a nightmare.
Anyway, the expected investment is 1,2 billion euro. The teaser was released 7 months ago:
I don't know what will happen, but this is the last call. If we can't build it with the Friedkins' financial muscle backing us, then our hope is lost forever.
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Confirmed: Roma to present final stadium project on 21 April
The path towards the construction of the new Roma stadium in Pietralata is about to enter a crucial phase. ...
Building a new stadium in Rome is the most difficult task in the world. We're trying to do it since the 1980s, this is the 4th project. The other 3 were stopped by bureaucracy. We don't own our ground since 1939.
The Firedkins are working on this since their arrival, and it seems in April the project will be submitted to the municipality for final approval.
I'll admit it. I'm still sceptical, as our hopes have been frustrated too many times over the years. I've seen 2 projects fall apart, my father has seen 3 of them fall apart. I know this may seem absurd for you who live in the UK, where building a stadium is like drinking a coffee.
But Italian bureaucracy is a nightmare.
Anyway, the expected investment is 1,2 billion euro. The teaser was released 7 months ago:
I don't know what will happen, but this is the last call. If we can't build it with the Friedkins' financial muscle backing us, then our hope is lost forever.
Have you considered modernising the Collosseum?
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