God is an Englishman wrote:

olympiakos wrote:Because english fans never cause trouble do they? u idiot

English fans do not start on innocents.

There are knobs and dirtbags of all nationalities, mate. Let's be honest.

there is absolutely no way that chelsea, west ham and leeds were all there. No chance of them teaming up whatsover! I have not seen any reports saying that, where does it say that? The idea of chelsea, leeds and west ham teaming up in absolutely laughable. It just wouldn't happen. They all hate ...

there is absolutely no way that chelsea, west ham and leeds were all there. No chance of them teaming up whatsover! so you're saying the reports are wrong? Well, funny that Lazio's name is being dragged through the mud when the only arrests made or people apprehended by police were Roma ultras. And ...

Latest reports indicate this was not an attack from Lazio fans, or anything much to do with the victims being football fans. Seems it is an attack by far-right individuals (some identified as Roma fans) on individuals associated with a 'Jewish' group. Some already caught but probably no danger to ...

Latest reports indicate this was not an attack from Lazio fans, or anything much to do with the victims being football fans. Seems it is an attack by far-right individuals (some identified as Roma fans) on individuals associated with a 'Jewish' group. Some already caught but probably no danger to ...

How many weeks will it be before all the Pescara fans are back supporting Milan and Inter?

All i done was quote an article that i read on BBC. I just find it very hypercritical that people can say i have know idea on whats really going on and yet you 'Serie A' Crew think you know everything on what the FA does and how they hide corruption??? Where are your official sources and concrete ...

You miss the point. I'm a Lazio fan. I don't actually believe that the Serie A is clean. In fact, I think some of the players involved are likely to get away without punishment and the league will avoid being disgraced just because there is a lack of concrete evidence atm. Italy is super corrupt, we ...

It bothers me that Inter weren't brought to account, yes. But does it bother me that we were found guilty? No. It bothers me that we were involved in corruption (Lazio-Lecce, ndr). And as I said, the 'punishment' wasn't much of one. We ended up in the CL instead of the UEFA Cup. Re: institutional ...

It bothers me that Inter weren't brought to account, yes. But does it bother me that we were found guilty? No. It bothers me that we were involved in corruption (Lazio-Lecce, ndr). And as I said, the 'punishment' wasn't much of one. We ended up in the CL instead of the UEFA Cup. Re: institutional ...

man italian football is such a headfuck. everyone arguing over what is just a history of cheating and lies and scandals. i feel bad for those who are deeply entrenched in it, it's the same with the greeks, everyone seems to know "it's all rigged" but they still can't help being emotionally attached ...

marado wrote:

Laziale wrote:Lavezzi to Inter might mean Zarate back to Lazio.

Or at least I hope it does.

but, would u want him back???

Of course.

So if you were punished for a crime, but believed in your innocence, would you seek justice and speak out, or would you stay quiet as a mouse and take the punishment on the chin? I don't care that much anymore about the two scudetti revoked, without them we have still achieved alot more than others ...

Lavezzi to Inter might mean Zarate back to Lazio.

Or at least I hope it does.

Yeah, but how many scudetti did Juve win in the medical rooms with their drips of heart medicine? I don't expect it to cut you deep cause nobody that cares about being respected would support la Juve anyway. In 20 years time, the history books will speak for themselves and people will recognise the ...

Yeah, but how many scudetti did Juve win in the medical rooms with their drips of heart medicine? I don't expect it to cut you deep cause nobody that cares about being respected would support la Juve anyway. In 20 years time, the history books will speak for themselves and people will recognise the ...

LFTWNG11 wrote:Napoli fans congratulating Juve on a scudetto?



Pathetic but not half expected from the "SS Napoli Plastic Fan Club".

Is that a pic of Baronio playing for Lazio?

If you have an iphone..download the app Tune in - you will be able to access every radio station in the world. i listen mainly to rete sport and centro suono sport, But they only talk about roma. 24 hours a day. Will download the app, sounds awesome, but will be looking for a pro-Lazio radio ...

David Puddy wrote:Why would Conte not bring on players like Del Piero, Elia or even Krasic in the second half in games like that when we need some individual brilliance to break down stubborn defences.

Juventino wrote:I haven't heard anything about him leaving Pescara now.

Juve terminated the loan before selling him. He's at Genoa now.

I jsut want to say that much of the criticism of the Dutch approach is harsh, particularly from the knobs at SBS (who I usually do rate highly, with the exception of Basheer). How can they bang on about Spain winning being a win for the beautiful game and virtually accusing the Netherlands of ...

King Henry Returns wrote:I've been mentally black my whole life...

hahah thats one of the funniest things Ive ever read

Napoli_Sempre wrote:How about this one Il Duce

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOM1k4oLGJU

love that

colosseo

Nigel No Friends wrote:Times must be tough at Lazio

One of the best teams in europe back in the day, what a sad sad decline.

Goes to show how much damage one man can do to a football club.

Serious question: Do you guys really believe Giovinco is worth all the hype he gets?

When answering, don't take into account he is a Torino-born Juve youth product.

Not yet official but meant to be a done deal.

He may not be as good as he was a couple of years agom and he may struggle with injuries but this is fcuking brilliant nonetheless.

The idol for Italian Australians wearing the Lazio shirt.

getborn wrote:Quite strange.

i think he may already have a job for next season.

Juve?
Lazio?

Doubt he would downgrade Cagliari for Lazio

Reja is contracted for next season if we stay up which we almost certainly will now. We're still paying Ballardini as well FFS.

Salvatore Sirigu is the future of La Nazionale. This kid is phenomenal.

If over the next couple of years he continues to be as consistent and the errors don't creep into his game ala Amelia, then I think we can rest easy about life after Buffon.

Forza Lazio