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raumdeuter:
What are his goals and assist stats. Those are the things that matter not the intensity of his one corner dance

you see my name for there as the writer?

raumdeuter:
For the second season in 3

that what happened?

raumdeuter:
For the second season in 3

that what happened?

Nihilstjnr:
I read it earlier this evening bro.

okay. He has already admitted that he is on a poor form.

Nihilstjnr:
The guy is clearly underperforming

ha, you don read the thing finish now now?

Who has contributed to Roma's Champions League success ahead of their semi-final against Liverpool? We take a look...
The sides were drawn together on Friday, with a place in the final against either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid awaiting the winner.
Roma booked their place in the semis with an
outstanding comeback to knockout Barcelona, meaning they have reached this stage for the second time in their 91-year history. On their last appearance in 1984, they knocked out Dundee United before losing the final to Liverpool.
Here we examine the players to watch and other key men behind the Serie A side's successful European campaign so far…
Alisson
Roma's Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson has impressed this season
Liverpool are one of a number of clubs reportedly interested in Alisson, who holds the No 1 jersey for Brazil ahead of Manchester City's Ederson.
Aged 25, the goalkeeper has displayed his outstanding shot-stopping abilities this season, particularly against Atletico Madrid and Chelsea in the Champions League group stage, and he has not conceded a goal in five European home games.
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool cannot afford to be distracted by their upcoming Champions League semi-final against Roma
Aleksandar Kolarov
The former Lazio defender has revived his career at Roma after fading away from Pep Guardiola's starting XI at Manchester City.
Kolarov, who scored on his Roma debut against Atalanta, has been a leader and the most reliable option at left-back, prompting Emerson Palmieri's £25m exit to Chelsea.
The Serb is a threat going forward with his overlapping runs and his free-kick taking will remain a worry for Jurgen Klopp's side.
Konstantinos Manolas
Kostas Manolas scored a dramatic, decisive goal against Barcelona
Manolas sent 60,000 people wild with his late decider against Barcelona in the quarter-final and burst into tears as fans sang the club anthem at full-time. However, it's the Greece international's defensive work that will be of most concern to Klopp.
The 26-year-old was a reported Chelsea target last summer, with the Blues encouraged to make a late bid to sign the centre-back in July . He has continued to impress in Serie A and in Europe, with Sir Alex Ferguson an interested onlooker at the Stadio Olimpico on Tuesday night.
Manolas' defensive qualities will be put to the ultimate test when faced up against his former team-mate, Mo Salah.
Radja Nainggolan
Roma's Belgian midfielder Radja Nainggolan will cause problems
Nainggolan is employed in a more advanced position to gain possession further up the pitch, and he puts defenders under immense pressure and has developed into the perfect assist-man.
The Belgium international was subject of talks over a move to Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande in January, according to Sky in Italy
Edin Dzeko
Former Manchester City ace Edin Dzeko is Roma's star striker
Other than Dzeko's hold-up play and physical prowess in the box - which Roma have been taking advantage of brilliantly - he offers different options to his team-mates as he runs behind defenders to latch onto through balls, developing into an all-round striker.
However, following Salah's departure, Roma have struggled for goal-scoring options aside from the Bosnian and if Liverpool manage to keep the former Manchester City striker quiet, they might have done half the job.
Roma owner James Pallotta took a dip in the Piazza del Popolo fountain after his club beat Barcelona 3-0 to qualify for the semi-finals of the Champions League
Eusebio Di Francesco
After Roma's best points haul in Serie A last season - followed by club legend Francesco Totti and manager Luciano Spalletti's departures - manager Di Francesco walked into the job knowing that he had to usher in a new, successful cycle for the club.
He did exactly that, prioritising the Champions League over the domestic race for the top four, giving the squad a new, revitalised European mentality, and finding the perfect balance between experience and young talent. He switches from three to four at the back depending on the opponent, and that does not hinder the team's performance.
His biggest asset is his tactical awareness, which is what spurred on the team to run riot against Barcelona - and he will undoubtedly study Liverpool closely to get behind their game play and ensure the best possible outcome for his side.
Monchi
Liverpool legend Ian Rush and Roma director of football Monchi at the Champions League semi-final draw
Ramón Rodríguez Verdejo, commonly known as Monchi, was another summer signing as director of football.
The Spaniard is considered as the mastermind behind Sevilla's Europa League triumphs, as he reinvented the director of football role, investing in young players such as Sergio Ramos, Dani Alves and Ivan Rakitic.


http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11861/11329190/romas-key-men

Cc raumdeuter

Cruxifizio:
How can he take all the shine and headline.....when he is actually the shine and headline? I am not following the argument you are trying to make here....

Sir please explain better....thank you.

don't worry. There is no need for us to continue to argue over it. The match don pass since.

Cruxifizio:
Bros....forming activity is dancing one corner like hazard over 2legs......

Ronaldo had an assist for a goal that got ruled out....he made several attempts to score....he was almost responsible for every meaningful attack had...no be to bend waist and disappear like the fart of a cougars witch....he was involved in every deliberate attempt to get back into the game....that's not forming activity ogbeni.....that's not being hidden bros.

If you say they were lucky to have gotten the penalty....I won't fault that....but you can't show face here.....just to claim someone who was directly involved in the entire goals madrid scored to qualify for the next round was lucky to receive all the glory....if he is not worthy, then who is bros?

you don dey mention hazard now. You go still tell us say hazard form activity for first leg against Barca.

Oga, my post was about last night and has nothing to do with first leg.

If the penalty they got was lucky at that time, how is it not an opportunity for ronaldo who scored the goal not to take all the shine and headline of the night?

Cruxifizio:
No wonder you came up with the lucky statement. Ronaldo worked hard my brother....he was the only player pushing the rest attack,trying to create something,encouraging the rest player and the fans to support the team.....he also got an assist for a goal that was later ruled out to be an offside. He was not just doing useless take-ons in that game....he was leading by example by trying to impact the game everytime he had the chance to....he wasn't hidden in anyways,bros.....abeg this one pass luck...he actually earned it bros!

Nihilstjnr:
I wonder how greatihex watches football to be honest.

Madrid scored 5 goals over 2 legs including the wrongfully disallowed one.

Ronaldo scored or assisted every single one of those goals.

Yet he's 'lucky'

That's how he said KDB played better than Salah when those ones met.

Cruxifizio:
No wonder you came up with the lucky statement. Ronaldo worked hard my brother....he was the only player pushing the rest attack,trying to create something,encouraging the rest player and the fans to support the team.....he also got an assist for a goal that was later ruled out to be an offside. He was not just doing useless take-ons in that game....he was leading by example by trying to impact the game everytime he had the chance to....he wasn't hidden in anyways,bros.....abeg this one pass luck...he actually earned it bros!

i am sure you did not see anywhere in my post where I said he did not work hard. I saw his hard work and I also saw how they got lucky to get that penalty at the last minute and present ronaldo with the opportunity to take the whole glory of the night. If it is only hard work, did Juventus players not work hard enough to deserve to go through or even play extra time?
What i meant by my post is this, in the mind of the Madrid fans, the will be saying, 'ronaldo our saviour again' then all the work of the Juventus players will be thrown to the bin.

Diggz, you were talking of forming activity. If forming activity according to you means, not scoring or assisting, can i ask this question. If the match has happened to end 0 - 4 after extra time, will you say ronaldo was forming activity all night?

Nihilist, if the match had ended 0 - 4, would you have said Mandzukic was better than ronaldo that night? Knowing that even with all his hard work they were losing.
Do you believe that when 2 parties work hard in a competition that a lucky opportunity that will be taken by one party that didn't work as hard as the other can give the party the victory?

Cruxifizio:
Did you watch the game?

yes. The 2nd half.

Cruxifizio:
Did you watch the game?

yes. The 2nd half.

Ronaldo, one lucky guy. Opportunities presenting themselves to him so he can shine. Just look at how he is going to take the glory of all the work this Juve players did tonight.

airmark:
The guy dey mock chic2pimp.

hahaha

Cruxifizio:
Hope you are aware that hazard is in my bad books at the moment?

it won't stop a top team cuming 4 his signature when he decides to leave and u can't argue that he wl nt strength the team he goes to.

airmark:


You don lose hope on Chelsea already? Don't be distracted like Pep, who was later sent off, so as to have an aerial view of his shitty defence.

truth is, i cnt even trust chelsea to beat kwara utd now.

raumdeuter:
Watch out for who? Well they will need a search party to find the Hidden player

okay nah. June no far.

Ibime:
You are a prophet Sir. I hail your prophetic wisdom. While you were hoping on Pep to fulfill your prophecy, little did you know that your team Barcelona would be the ones to do it.

lol. Oga ibime, pity this guy nah! I no wan read news of person wey go on shooting spree.
Na so that ATM fan 4 US go dy kill ppl after chelsea beat them.

Cruxifizio:
Let spurs just do me this favor please......

Raumdeuter and eruditor una go hear am

i talk am say them fit no win their next two matches after the united defeat.
If spurs beat them, the man fit confuse o begin do bonanza.
I would like to see this man city next season and see if they wl have the pep season.


Oh! I forgot. 500m wl be spent to prevent it.
I just hope our hazard wl nt be part of that 500m, becus the way Roman is goin down, he won't mind doin that business.

Chelseafan1:
I'm not here to discuss any other player with you.

Neymar is shiit in the first leg, no goal, no assist.

Come back at me when/if he has repaid the 200m plus paid for him.

he assisted the one goal they scored

airmark:
Ofcourse, they have used all means to wriggle out. But......

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lol. This mane na goat o.

Unlimited22:
There was a moment yesterday where KdB could have released a quick pass to continue an already initiated counter but he dillied, dallied and dithered until he was tackled and the tackle wasn't even a foul.
If it's one USA-based uncle here he'll be going on and on about how Hazard will be braking and dancing shaku shaku without releasing ball.
Mtchewww.

i purposely did nt want to talk abt it, becus i am nt like raumdeuter that uses a single mistake or few to bash a player. the truth is, that was a counter and there was only abt three liverpool players in front nd two mancity players. There was a time that was good for him to release that pass during that run, bt he didn't b4 he was dispossessed. Maybe, he probably wanted to gv the pass when the player wl just have to tap in.


Moreover, other countries wl hv to watch out for that boy and hazard in the world cup.

Nihilstjnr:
It's actually not beyond the realms of possibility. They are the reigning European champions afterall

true. Even Nigeria winning it is nt beyond the realm of possibility.

Nihilstjnr:
imagine Salah goes on to win UCL, And Ronaldo goes on to win Worldcup

The Balon Dor conversation go hot gaan.

which world Cup Portugal won collect? Make them go steal am nah

Ibime:
Nothing like that. One more goal and RM woulda qualified.

Pep must have lost by bad refereeing to Madrid, Barca and Liverpool.

Since he left Messi, bad referees must have been chasing him upandan.

As if the worst referee of all time (Ovebro) is not the reason he made his name.

oga Ibime!!!! I dey hail o

lalaboi:
Ibime. . You see say this Barca no special . . We were just unlucky or worse off when it mattered the most.

the truth is, thunder will fire that skirt wearing keeper that was opening torus for that midget to be putting ball through. That Barcelona has nothing special. They are beatable than ever.

Nihilstjnr:
You must think Possesion = 3 points.

Salah did nothing but score 3 goals and assist 1 to bundle KDB out of Europe.

Salah did nothing but score an away goal that meant the tie was effectively over

Guy take 2 Ls


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that is problem with the way you view the game.

raumdeuter:
That is exactly the motive and to show how hypocritical you are. When listing Guardiola spending, does any of you remove some as management buys and some as Sporting director buys?

Now to use the same standard for Conte, we are hearing Emenalo from Monaco na him dey buy, nameless board members that they denied in the past when Nihilist was saying this 2yrs ago

Even when players gave interviews that Conte called them specifically we are hearing that its a joint decision

Some will even blame unknown forces for buying players on behalf of Conte

like i said, you know the truth, but you want to make the lie a fact. It is only someone who wants to lie to himself that will say that conte enjoys the kind of freedom and money Pep has to point and kill. Shalom.

Nihilstjnr:
Stand on your L bro.

L from where? Even in this match, KDB was better. Salah did nothing except scoring that goal. He was quite all through, but he has scored and you think he is better. No, I don't rate like that. Salah's job today was just to run into space when pool has the ball. The only thing he has over kdb is goal scoring instincts and the coach is using it to maximum effect.

Nihilstjnr:
Who be that guy wey talk say he go take KDB over Salah?

na me and I still stand on it.

Oga Ibime, I find it funny that you continue to argue with raumdeuter on this transfer matter.
The man knows the truth, but he wants to make it look like Conte has the same freedom like fraudiola to point and kill so that he can use against conte in his subsequent ridiculous arguments. I know his way.