It's funny though, now he expected more from Totti

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:It's funny though, now he expected more from Totti

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ErPupone wrote:

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:It's funny though, now he expected more from Totti

Lost in translation

What did he say then, because I read it from a topic here I think?

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:

ErPupone wrote:

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:It's funny though, now he expected more from Totti

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What did he say then, because I read it from a topic here I think?

Nah I wasn't serious about that, I wouldn't be surprised if that's what it was though lol.

Ah, well I can't conclude to that, if I actually see the interview, then we know the truth

ffs Mike you're right. It was a mis-translation LOL !

Go to 3:55

http://www.video.mediaset.it/video/sportmediaset/calcio/244847/roma-luis-enrique.html#tc-s1-c1-o1-p6

He said, Totti had a great game

Lmao, pure guess on my part that one

Its insane to judge Enrique one way or anaother at this point.

Saying that he will fail and that he is the problem is just as crazy as saying he will take us to the CL final and win it next season, there is no evidence to judge him on. All the points trying to be made against him are just guesses and opinions at this point. things like "the spanish style cant succeed" and "hes not experienced enough" those are points you could make at the end of the year if he ends up failing, they hold no weight after 1 round. No one knows how this project will turn out but whats important is Di Benedetto and the genius minds of Baldini and Sabatini trust in Enrique and are willing to give him a chance, so I will choose to agree with the opinions of Sabatini and put my faith in Enrique.

And its not Enrique vs Totti. they are both part of this project and they both respect each other.