Liveblogging The Coppa

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Liveblogging The Coppa
Italy found this 1/16/2008 on roma.theoffside.com [flag]
This is probably the most hastily put together liveblog in the history of liveblogs, but since The Powers That Is seem to be banning streams from various workplaces around the globe (what’s the point of life if you can’t watch illegal Chinese streams on a Wednesday afternoon when you should be bettering the world? Christ.), here I am. Lineups: ROMA (4-2-3-1): Doni; Cicinho, ... [link]

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Midweek News Roundup
Published 1/16/2008 by Martha at Italy
... •As of writing, both Fiorentina and Udinese have moved into the quarters of the Coppa Italia; a full report on Coppa Festivities will go up tomorrow. (And, depending on whether or not his stream comes back, RomaChris is trying to liveblog Roma’s attempt not to strike out three times against Toro.) ...

Photo of the Day: True Love
Published 1/16/2008 by Laurie at The Offside
... Ryan : We played well, but bad finishing let us down terribly. Saviola is useless. Funny things about Rennes-Marseille Laurie : I thought this was a highly entertaining game. (Much better than the PSG game I watched immediately ... [ read more ] Barcelona - Sevilla: Copa del Rey 2nd leg Isaiah : I need to point our right here that I dislike Didier Drogba. He just doesn't seem like a nice guy. I ... [ read more ] Copa del Rey Preview john : ditto. Liveblogging The Coppa Gabriella : Well done, boys! Liveblogging The ...

Coppa Wrap as Totti Scores, Lazio Survive and Milan Go Home
Published 1/18/2008 by Martha at Italy
... The order of Coppa Italia things was somewhat restored this week when Roma overturned a 1-3 first leg deficit against Torino with a 4-0 thrashing at home, keyed by the second-half arrival of one Francseco Totti, who wandered onto the pitch and scored a brace, cool as you like, including his 200th goal. (RomaChris liveblogged, and has ...

Coppa Wrap: No More Milan
Published 1/19/2008 by Martha at The Offside
... , highlighted by wide open attacking and their own awful defending, while defending champions Roma absolutely crushed the team that has been something of a bogey club this season, beating them 4-0 thanks to four second-half goals, magically created by the arrival on the pitch of Francesco Totti , who scored two of them himself. Less excitingly, last year’s beaten (and that’s putting it nicely) finalists Inter Milan strolled through to the quarterfinals with a 7-1 aggregate win over Reggina. The tie was decided by Inter’s 4-1 win in the first leg, and as a result both teams ...

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