Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[TopT3ns]

The results achieved by Roma this season in Serie A since the beginning of the season, 0 wins, 3 draws and 1 defeat, perhaps because the negative results in the last four matches made Roma Management annoyed and immediately pressured De Rossi since the beginning of the season. Previously, Roma's top brass were very satisfied with De Rossi performance after bringing the club to 7th position after 8 months of being appointed as coach, but after officially signing a 3-year contract, he was unable to show impressive performance even though he had received some new ammunition in the transfer market.
Now Ivan Juric will fill the vacant position of Roma Coach after De Rossi dismissal, can he lift Roma performance as expected by management? well, we'll see.

So, obviously, when such a performance is seen, the management will be angry and the way you describe their performance, I am amazed.  A performance like this should not be allowed to come into the season as it is.  I was also impressed with Roma's performance but this season they have turned their good performances into bad performances and we have seen the results.  But anyway, they should improve their performance now and if they play with such performance in this season and next season, they will be in a weak situation.  But I don't want that because I was impressed by his performance.  But in spite of this, if their performance were to be like this, wrong words will come out for them and the management will also be angry.  They have been coached but they have stopped working hard which is why these results are there.

Vincent Kompany was a great player and having been a captain at Manchester City it is not surprising that people like Pep Guardiola feel that Kompany can be a good manager. Despite his lolength at Burnley was fruitless as it could have been, he is still growing into a coach. Why should he not be in a position to manage a team like the Bayern Munich which is filled with so many world-class players to help him nurture his managerial prowess to an even higher level?
 
 But, the Champions League is an entirely different ball game altogether. The national leagues may be managed by young or inexperienced managers with the powerful teams, but in the European cups the manager need more experience as well as more temper. A clash between Kompany and Guardiola in the champions league would be mouth-watering because it would make a capture of the growth of Kompany as a coach. I believe it would be quite fascinating to discover how he will react when faces a manager of Guardiola calibre a man whose ideas have influenced the modern football and has achieved tremendous results with the leading clubs in Europe.

[adultcrypto]

We got one coach sacked before the next week.
It is De Rossi, it has been removed and Juric will take his spot.
After a terrible start of the season they could have done nothing else.
Maybe was a better move changing him before the summer.

It only took 4 matches for AS Roma to fire their coach, De Rossi. They were not satisfied with what De Rossi showed in those 4 matches, so they decided to fire him sooner. Maybe they thought of responding sooner before things got worse, but they also had a risk because their new coach might not be better than De Rossi. However, with better hopes, they decided all that. De Rossi was quite promising at first, but who knows what happened at the beginning of this season he couldn't give what AS Roma expected, even worse than that. On the other hand, AS Roma also didn't want their team to continue to get negative results like that, because they also definitely wanted to compete at the top to win the title, or at least they could finish in a ranking that could take them to the Champions League next season.

If AS Roma keeps firing their coaches, it will get to a point that they will find it difficult getting a serious coach for the team because of job security. It takes far more than four matches to measure a coach because coaching is something that is not just easy. Imagine choosing players from the thousands of players all over the world, it is not an easy task. Besides, there is no trust when you have to fire a coach that easily because they are not magicians. I will suggest they be more patient with any manager they hire, as that is how loyalty is built.

[Rustam Meraj]

It's yet another season for Roma to suffer another high level of instability, this isn't the best way to go if they really want to achieve a result differently from that which they have been getting, I have to take a deep breath and ask, for how long will they keep sacking and hiring new coaches before they are going to get it right with their coaches, because this pattern of theirs is basically going to mess with the players to the best of my knowledge, because just when the players are already getting along with a new coach, he gets sacked and they have to start all over again to get along with another, its not a good management strategy. Currently like you said there's almost no better replacement and games have been fixed for the team, how are they going to manage, and for how long will they be with an intern till the arrival of an actual coach? Roma just be looking messy to me actually.

Roma constant coaching changes are harmful. They cause confusion and stop progress. Changing coaches too often creates problems and disrupts team unity. Players struggle to adjust to new coaches and strategies. Roma management needs clear plan for future not just quick solutions. Changing coaches often leads to poor performance. So Roma management should think about it otherwise Roma will not survive in next matches.

[Jody.Drummer]

Roma constant coaching changes are harmful. They cause confusion and stop progress. Changing coaches too often creates problems and disrupts team unity. Players struggle to adjust to new coaches and strategies. Roma management needs clear plan for future not just quick solutions. Changing coaches often leads to poor performance. So Roma management should think about it otherwise Roma will not survive in next matches.

Frequent changes of coaches can make the team's performance decline because I think when a team gets a new coach then there must be time to adapt, now if a team recruits a coach and after some time feels unsuitable because there is no development then will replace him and continue like that of course it will make the team's performance messy where the players have to adapt again and again with this new strategy making the players unfocused, so it is natural that Roma is experiencing poor performance.
I agree with you, they should be able to consider everything and must be willing to go through the process because frequent changes of coaches are not right, they need patience not quick decisions. In addition, development will be seen if they can adapt to each other, they will not find the best performance just by appointing a new coach.

[Farma]

It's yet another season for Roma to suffer another high level of instability, this isn't the best way to go if they really want to achieve a result differently from that which they have been getting, I have to take a deep breath and ask, for how long will they keep sacking and hiring new coaches before they are going to get it right with their coaches, because this pattern of theirs is basically going to mess with the players to the best of my knowledge, because just when the players are already getting along with a new coach, he gets sacked and they have to start all over again to get along with another, its not a good management strategy. Currently like you said there's almost no better replacement and games have been fixed for the team, how are they going to manage, and for how long will they be with an intern till the arrival of an actual coach? Roma just be looking messy to me actually.

Roma constant coaching changes are harmful. They cause confusion and stop progress. Changing coaches too often creates problems and disrupts team unity. Players struggle to adjust to new coaches and strategies. Roma management needs clear plan for future not just quick solutions. Changing coaches often leads to poor performance. So Roma management should think about it otherwise Roma will not survive in next matches.

That's what happens if there are no indicators of the process in a camp, and Roma management must have regretted it after Mourinho left and replaced him with their legend, and now they have broken up of course this is frontal but now they have to think long term to be able to give time for the coaching process because all of that will not be instant and I think Roma management must issue their statement on this quick decision, for me this separation will indeed happen but I don't think in such a short time but Roma definitely wants what is good for the club and I think this is a unanimous decision that will be taken which will later have an impact on their squad.

However I read about the development of their coaching bench Roma wants to have a coach like Gesperini who is effective in developing young players and also their attacking style of play, that's good enough in this statement for the development of young players but if later they don't get satisfaction it's a shame the next coach will lose his job in a short time, and I think the same as you they Roma must be wiser in determining their future because otherwise this city will dim.

[tusandii]

It's yet another season for Roma to suffer another high level of instability, this isn't the best way to go if they really want to achieve a result differently from that which they have been getting, I have to take a deep breath and ask, for how long will they keep sacking and hiring new coaches before they are going to get it right with their coaches, because this pattern of theirs is basically going to mess with the players to the best of my knowledge, because just when the players are already getting along with a new coach, he gets sacked and they have to start all over again to get along with another, its not a good management strategy. Currently like you said there's almost no better replacement and games have been fixed for the team, how are they going to manage, and for how long will they be with an intern till the arrival of an actual coach? Roma just be looking messy to me actually.

Roma constant coaching changes are harmful. They cause confusion and stop progress. Changing coaches too often creates problems and disrupts team unity. Players struggle to adjust to new coaches and strategies. Roma management needs clear plan for future not just quick solutions. Changing coaches often leads to poor performance. So Roma management should think about it otherwise Roma will not survive in next matches.

Roma does not change coaches very often in fact the previous coach Jose Mourinho lasted almost 3 seasons with Roma he was fired when the season was almost over because of unsatisfactory results actually Roma did not perform badly it's just that the club's expectations wanted Roma to be in the Champions League zone and Jose Mourinho could not fulfill it. De Rossi replaced Jose Mourinho and he did a good job by achieving many victories but actually Roma only hired this coach temporarily until the end of the season but for some reason the management changed their mind and gave Daniele De Rossi the opportunity to return to coach Roma this season but who would have thought again he could not provide good results at the beginning of the season so Roma fired him before the season passed long there are still many opportunities for Roma to improve this season.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Roma does not change coaches very often in fact the previous coach Jose Mourinho lasted almost 3 seasons with Roma he was fired when the season was almost over because of unsatisfactory results actually Roma did not perform badly it's just that the club's expectations wanted Roma to be in the Champions League zone and Jose Mourinho could not fulfill it. De Rossi replaced Jose Mourinho and he did a good job by achieving many victories but actually Roma only hired this coach temporarily until the end of the season but for some reason the management changed their mind and gave Daniele De Rossi the opportunity to return to coach Roma this season but who would have thought again he could not provide good results at the beginning of the season so Roma fired him before the season passed long there are still many opportunities for Roma to improve this season.

Is like the Roma board of directors are confused on who to manage the team because giving a manager an opportunity to serve as a coach for a particular period of time and later having that trust to allow him continue and when they did not see anything positive at this early stage of this campaign they went about to fire him, it only shows how inpatient they are, I mean the Roma board.
Fine Roma are not doing well but it doesn't mean the fault is from the manager De Rossi, the team lost some good players like Smalling, Belotti, Renato Sanches, Abraham who have been one of the tool in scoring goals for them and many more, ever since they haven't been having that connection as a team which means the team itself isn't playing as a unit like they don't understand how to operate as one, so I don't really blame the coach.

[Hirose UK]

Yes and that was the only goal they got to avoid defeat and equalize from Monza who are one of the lower teams and team that clearly has performance quality far below Inter Milan.
I was surprised by Inter Milan game which was not as competitive as in some of their previous matches, Inter Milan had quite good dominance of the match and they had lot of opportunities in every attack attempt, overall Inter Milan had 16 shots and only two were really on target for Monza.
After this they will play in their first UCL match, but they have an opponent that is not easy to beat, namely Manchester City, I sure Inter Milan will really feel the strength of Manchester City again like when they met in the 2022/23 UCL final.

I agree Inter Milan game against Monza was disappointing. They had 16 shots but only two were good enough to score. They struggled to control game and score. Now they face Manchester City in UCL and I think they will have  tough time. Manchester City is very strong and they beat Inter Milan easily in their last meeting. Inter Milan needs to improve their offense and defense to compete with City aggressive style.

But in today match against Manchester City showed Inter Milan playing can match Manchester City and they were able to play away by holding 0 - 0 draw until the second half finished and eventually shared the points.
I was quite surprised to see Inter Milan able to match Manchester City game, but indeed both are strong enough team for the UCL competition even in today match Inter Milan also had quite lot of aggressive attack efforts even though none of them resulted in goal.
In this match I paid enough attention to Yann Sommer, he can still be relied on and made many saves, Inter Milan avoidance of defeat against Manchester City today I also think it was because of Yann Sommer performance which was really the most dominant.

[Gallar]

If AS Roma keeps firing their coaches, it will get to a point that they will find it difficult getting a serious coach for the team because of job security. It takes far more than four matches to measure a coach because coaching is something that is not just easy. Imagine choosing players from the thousands of players all over the world, it is not an easy task. Besides, there is no trust when you have to fire a coach that easily because they are not magicians. I will suggest they be more patient with any manager they hire, as that is how loyalty is built.

Roma must not rush to fire De Rossi. Even though the results of the four matches played by Roma were less than satisfactory, this could be said to be quite normal. The reason is that De Rossi will definitely need more than one season to be able to make the team he manages into a great team. So the actions taken by Roma were deemed inappropriate, because Roma was impatient with the process De Rossi was going through. The reason is, finding a replacement for De Rossi is not an easy thing. Because if Roma brings in a new coach, it will definitely take a long time to adapt to be able to build good chemistry with the players. So the worst thing that could happen if for example Roma brought in a new coach is to get worse results than now.

Maybe Roma management still remembers what happened last season, when Mourinho was fired in the middle of last season and replaced by De Rossi. At that time, De Rossi really brought quite good changes to Roma. However, this will most likely be difficult to repeat if, for example, Roma changes coach again this season. But what can be done from the news circulating that De Rossi has officially been fired by Roma. So it is certain that Roma will bring in another new coach. We'll see what Roma will be like with their new coach. Until now, I personally don't know who will replace De Rossi at Roma.

[JeffBrad12]

Fresh news here. De Rossi has officially got sacked by Roma after a poor start...



Honestly I'm very surprised with that. I mean it was only the beginning of the season. He wasn't given enough time to see whether he makes progress. I remember how long Arsenal kept patient with Arteta and how it paid out later on. What a pity...  

With whom do you think his seat will be filled?    For now nobody comes to my mind honestly as I was following the players and managers closer in the latest transfer window. I hope Roma doesn't make a bad choice.

What's surprising about that if they sacked Mourinho, who brought them the title plus the Europa League final (where Roma were robbed)? Whoever they take to replace Rossi, Roma won't rise above what Mourinho did. It seems the management wants some incredible miracles with the usual level of investment. It will be nice to see them fail.

I was also surprised why they sacked Mourinho in the first place. Roma seemed to think that signing De Rossi would be a miracle maker. They thought he could win anything with this team. Then Rossi failed, and they're signing a coach from a mediocre club, Ivan Juric, as their new coach.

Roma has been grounded since they sacked Mourinho. Then, they hired amateur coaches, like Rossi, and now Juric. What a downgrade!!

[giammangiato]

• Parma - Udinese i will bet on Udinese
• Lazio - Hellas Verona i will bet on Lazio

I don't see many viable bets this week, Inter plays Milan, Juventus faces Napoli.
All very difficult matches, so I try this bet hoping that Udinese doesn't disappoint me and Lazio doesn't disappoint me. Let's see what happens

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

It was very surprising to see Milan's performance in the match, even though they had taken the lead in the 3rd minute, but that advantage could not make Milan develop their team's game, instead they played very badly in all lines so that they had to concede 3 goals.
Seeing Milan's performance at the beginning of this season, it is clear that their performance under their new coach is still not well organized and I think the steps taken by AC Milan have not gotten better, on the contrary.

I am not highlighting only Milan's defense line, because in my opinion all AC Milan lines have not played well and so far Paulo Fornseca has failed to develop the AC Milan team.

Milan lost their best form after scoring one goal and they let Liverpool play more openly so that Liverpool had more freedom to attack. The new coach does not fully understand the weaknesses of the team so it is difficult to develop the best game, especially when facing a team that is much more aggressive when attacking as intended by Liverpool. There are many positions and weaknesses for AC Milan especially in that match and I think Paulo Fornseca must try to find a solution to this problem.

If you say it failed, it might not be completely because we have to see in the next few matches how Paulo Fornseca can develop the team to be better at playing. Liverpool is a strong team and maybe this defeat can be slightly forgiven even though AC Milan should have been able to match the match better.

[Minor Miner]

It was very surprising to see Milan's performance in the match, even though they had taken the lead in the 3rd minute, but that advantage could not make Milan develop their team's game, instead they played very badly in all lines so that they had to concede 3 goals.
Seeing Milan's performance at the beginning of this season, it is clear that their performance under their new coach is still not well organized and I think the steps taken by AC Milan have not gotten better, on the contrary.

I am not highlighting only Milan's defense line, because in my opinion all AC Milan lines have not played well and so far Paulo Fornseca has failed to develop the AC Milan team.

Milan lost their best form after scoring one goal and they let Liverpool play more openly so that Liverpool had more freedom to attack. The new coach does not fully understand the weaknesses of the team so it is difficult to develop the best game, especially when facing a team that is much more aggressive when attacking as intended by Liverpool. There are many positions and weaknesses for AC Milan especially in that match and I think Paulo Fornseca must try to find a solution to this problem.

If you say it failed, it might not be completely because we have to see in the next few matches how Paulo Fornseca can develop the team to be better at playing. Liverpool is a strong team and maybe this defeat can be slightly forgiven even though AC Milan should have been able to match the match better.

I would say the main reason Milan lost was their poor match strategy. Milan took the lead after only 3 minutes in this match. And after taking the lead, Milan started playing in a completely defensive strategy. Milan probably thought that they would be able to resist the Liverpool team if they played a defensive strategy. But after Milan played a defensive strategy, naturally Liverpool increased their attacking speed. And before the end of the first half, the Liverpool team got a lead of 2-1.

The match would have been more competitive had Milan not played defensively. Milan's squad was also strong. In this match we could see goals from both teams. But because of Milan's defensive strategy, Liverpool's players got a chance to dominate the match. And this is why AC Milan lost the match.

[Velvet78]

... There are indications that the club is considering hiring Ivan Juric and Edin Terzic. ...    

Edin Terzic was also an option they were thinking about? But they have still ended up with Ivan Juric now. Unbelievable... 

Terzic could have been a great choice. It would even be like an improvement after De Rossi. Because you know how Terzic carried Dortmund to the Champions League finale previously. I'm confident that I know the reason why they went for Juric instead. Because he had his whole career in Italy. They most probably wanted a manager who knows around here well. But still it might turn out to be a really wrong choice. Let's see.

[Altryist]

Frequent changes of coaches can make the team's performance decline because I think when a team gets a new coach then there must be time to adapt, now if a team recruits a coach and after some time feels unsuitable because there is no development then will replace him and continue like that of course it will make the team's performance messy where the players have to adapt again and again with this new strategy making the players unfocused, so it is natural that Roma is experiencing poor performance.
I agree with you, they should be able to consider everything and must be willing to go through the process because frequent changes of coaches are not right, they need patience not quick decisions. In addition, development will be seen if they can adapt to each other, they will not find the best performance just by appointing a new coach.

In addition to frequent coaching changes, it also matters which coach comes to replace him, and De Rossi was also a temporary coach who was given the opportunity, although perhaps even this decision was not very correct. I don’t know how you can evaluate their choice of a new coach now, Juric does not have significant achievements, so I doubt that this decision will somehow help Roma get out of this crisis. Chelsea also often change coaches, and in my opinion this only harms the team.

[hyudien]

The results achieved by Roma this season in Serie A since the beginning of the season, 0 wins, 3 draws and 1 defeat, perhaps because the negative results in the last four matches made Roma Management annoyed and immediately pressured De Rossi since the beginning of the season. Previously, Roma's top brass were very satisfied with De Rossi performance after bringing the club to 7th position after 8 months of being appointed as coach, but after officially signing a 3-year contract, he was unable to show impressive performance even though he had received some new ammunition in the transfer market.
Now Ivan Juric will fill the vacant position of Roma Coach after De Rossi dismissal, can he lift Roma performance as expected by management? well, we'll see.

After thinking about it, the record for 4 matches without a win sounds unsatisfactory. AS Roma before the League started had a lot of time to overhaul the players and even brought in the top scorer in La Liga, but the results were still zero. So let's wait for which coach Roma will recruit to fix the problem. But with the note that I will not be 100% sure that the new coach can fix this quickly. Everyone is in a phase of competing to collect points and AS Roma is under heavy pressure.

Based on the sources I read, there are 3 candidates that have been prepared, including Edin Terzic, Stefano Pioli, and Ivan Juric. but in other news Garcia and Lampard are the ones that are most highlighted by the media. Then we have the former Juventus coach, Allegri who is currently unemployed. With so many coaching options available AS Roma must not make the wrong choice.

https://vivagoal.com/as-roma-siapkan-tiga-kandidat-untuk-gantikan-de-rossi/

[len01]

Frequent changes of coaches can make the team's performance decline because I think when a team gets a new coach then there must be time to adapt, now if a team recruits a coach and after some time feels unsuitable because there is no development then will replace him and continue like that of course it will make the team's performance messy where the players have to adapt again and again with this new strategy making the players unfocused, so it is natural that Roma is experiencing poor performance.
I agree with you, they should be able to consider everything and must be willing to go through the process because frequent changes of coaches are not right, they need patience not quick decisions. In addition, development will be seen if they can adapt to each other, they will not find the best performance just by appointing a new coach.

In the case of Roma currently, it is actually very easy to understand and some people have said this before. I mean, the first time De Rossi joined Roma, he was able to make a good contribution to end the season in 6th position in the standings. Well, at that time many doubted De Rossi because it was not purely a contribution from the coach but only continued the perfect line up from Mourinho. Meanwhile, this season, the coach has not been able to provide any evidence and has not been able to provide improvements like last season. Well, from here it is clear that De Rossi actually cannot provide a positive impact on Roma. So Roma management chose to fire him because from the journey it was clear that De Rossi abilities were not as expected.

[bering]

The game of the next week it will be crucial for his destiny.

Now Fonseca future depends on the result of the Derby Della Madonnina against Inter Milan.

Paulo Fonseca was already at a tough place about his job because AC Milan's start to the season in the Serie A hadn't been convincing at all. Now they also lost against Liverpool, that too was one of the 4 home games they are playing in the UCL Group Stage. After the game, the Milan fans were chanting, which meant "Show us some balls", which really expresses their disturbed situation with the club's performance.

If they can't bounce back in the following weeks, it will be trouble. You also gotta understand that they were playing, who are one of the best in the world right now. So you have to at least give Fonseca a few more UCL games, and if things don't turn to the good side, he might not stay as the Milan manager anymore. Time to gear up for the Rossoneri.


You know, they already eyeing Former Dortmund coach Edin Terzic, According to Milan News Zlatan Ibrahimovic already had a meeting with Edin's representatives. So yes if they lose the Derby on Sunday things might not go well for Fonseca.

Source: https://onefootball.com

Serie A is different now because the clubs from this league seems has a habit will sacked their managers early and the latest is De Rossi because within 4 matches De Rossi have to sacked and some of media has been speculate probably Fonseca will be the next manager who will be sacked and we all know AC Milan under Fonseca is compeletely messed up because in the last 5 matches AC Milan only can able to win once times so this makes the owner has been very angry with this situation

Indeed according to the rumour AC Milan Senior Advisor, Zlatan Ibrahimovic have already to contact some of managers such as Thomas Tuchel, Maurizio Sarri, dan Sergio Conceicao and the latest Edin Terzic and probably one of these manager will be hire as the replacement of Fonseca and just like i said before this weekend AC Milan will fight against Inter Milan and if AC Milan lost then i am sure Fonseca will be the second manager to be sacked this season

Fonseca is really not in the comfortable position because this weekend his future in AC Milan will be determined and everybody know Inter Milan is very strong in Serie A and beating them is really hard task especially recently Inter Milan has successfully to gets draw result from Manchester City in Champion league so i am sure this result can boosted Inter Milan morale to facing derby match

[bastisisca]

It was the right decision, because AS Roma needed quick good results and even though it took time to make the team better, but at least the coach must be able to provide good hope over time with results that are not disappointing like what AS Roma experienced at the beginning of this season. Because after all, AS Roma has also brought in new players who have good quality, but De Rossi has not managed to utilize or maximize the great potential of his players. Therefore, firing De Rossi sooner is the right choice because De Rossi has continued to decline since the end of the season and last season.

I think, at the beginning of this season De Rossi will be able to make AS Roma perform well like when De Rossi was appointed to replace Mourinho at that time last season. But unfortunately, De Rossi made AS Roma continue to get bad results and very much not according to expectations, so for me it is reasonable if De Rossi is fired, because previously I also always said AS Roma to look for a new manager and that really happened now.

It's very difficult to get results right away in my opinion if you don't spend a lot of money.
Yes, Roma didn't play very well at the start of the season but in any case there was also a lot of bad luck. Among other things, there are other problems and Totti, a friend of De Rossi, had predicted that they would take it out on the coach.
In any case, all this suggests that at Roma they work off the cuff, a bit random.

[Frankolala]

We got one coach sacked before the next week.
It is De Rossi, it has been removed and Juric will take his spot.
After a terrible start of the season they could have done nothing else.
Maybe was a better move changing him before the summer.

It only took 4 matches for AS Roma to fire their coach, De Rossi. They were not satisfied with what De Rossi showed in those 4 matches, so they decided to fire him sooner. Maybe they thought of responding sooner before things got worse, but they also had a risk because their new coach might not be better than De Rossi. However, with better hopes, they decided all that. De Rossi was quite promising at first, but who knows what happened at the beginning of this season he couldn't give what AS Roma expected, even worse than that. On the other hand, AS Roma also didn't want their team to continue to get negative results like that, because they also definitely wanted to compete at the top to win the title, or at least they could finish in a ranking that could take them to the Champions League next season.

If AS Roma keeps firing their coaches, it will get to a point that they will find it difficult getting a serious coach for the team because of job security. It takes far more than four matches to measure a coach because coaching is something that is not just easy. Imagine choosing players from the thousands of players all over the world, it is not an easy task. Besides, there is no trust when you have to fire a coach that easily because they are not magicians. I will suggest they be more patient with any manager they hire, as that is how loyalty is built.

Sone clubs cannot be patient with their new coach especially when he is not being fruitful with his tactics that he implemented on the players and tgeir performance is dropping. It is every club's joy to see that what they bought is productive and not a liability to them.

De Rossi might become a problem to the club's performance in the latter because from what we have seen so far this season, it means that Roma might be in a very poor form if he is not sacked. You should also know that Roma are not the patient type because this was what they did last season to Mourinho by sacking him when he couldn't win matches and gave De Rossi his job.