The synthesis was made by Valerio Mastandrea, on Twitter: “Their steps, we don’t”. Under his words, the photo that has gone viral in the Romanist world since last night: Dzeko, Salah and Alisson chatting and laughing together. Sabatini brought them to Trigoria for less than fifty million in total and they were re-sold to more than double in total. They play for Inter and Liverpool, they have not won anything in the Giallorossi, elsewhere they do. And for this reason the nostalgia of the Roma fans was unleashed, between social networks and radio. Nostalgia that has also called into question the president Pallotta.

Pallotta and fairplay

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A fan writes: “What could we have been if only Pallotta hadn’t been there”. Immediate reply of the former president who, incidentally, was not mentioned, so he went to look for the tweet with his name: “Financial fair play. Do you understand this? “, Pallotta’s reply, who then added:” They let the great teams escape. We, on the other hand, were fined. “Net of the truth of the former owner of the club, and also of a supporter who, despite seventh place in the standings, fills the Olimpico and the guest sectors in every game, it is undeniable that seeing the photo of Dzeko, Salah and Alisson have awakened to quite a bit of melancholy.

Meloncholy

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“If we hadn’t dismantled the team at least one Italian cup we would have brought it home” or: “As Nanni Moretti said: we continue to hurt ourselves”. There are those who quote Monchi: “We shouldn’t have been a supermarket, we became a discount thanks to him” and those who, on the other hand, are the last to analyze clearly: “Despite these three phenomena and many other champions, we have not even made a final in the 9 years. Champions yes, but they weren’t able to change history ”. Also because, and here we return to Pallotta, “he did nothing to avoid impoverishing the team. The FairPlay excuse is old ”. The former president does not enjoy such popularity – to put it mildly – and is accused of “talking more now than when he should have been heard.” That’s why, someone says, “his words leave the time they find”. The synthesis is, again, for the fans, that of Valerio Mastandrea: everything passes, Roma does not.