Quote from: $weetne$$ on Today at 12:17:46 PM

Quote from: Fakhrulenclix on Today at 07:59:40 AM

It is very difficult to measure the strength of a team before the competition starts, what happened last season cannot be used as a reference because for next season everything will be different even though Roma is still a team that deserves to be taken into account in the Europa League competition, but what needs to be remembered is that the Europa League is a competition that is quite difficult and often has surprises, so I think the same thing is also possible to happen next season.

No doubts Roma can turn out magical and can also turn out terrible just like any other team could and that is the dynamics of football, uncertainties will alwaset in but the fact still remains that people will have insights about a team based on their previous performances over the years and see the possibilities around, this firms the grounds for the predicative insights people share before the season begins, so with Roma, it is mostly about what we have observed and seen about them for a while now we're are making all of the predictions about them and seeing the teams they will be competing with this session.

Well, every Uefa competition is a game of champions which also means that no team is to be written off. But even at that everyone has his own speculation about what the season would look like. Also you can't forget the previous season completely when you are trying to make conclusions about how the new season would look like. The Present Roma team is great but personally I'm holding Porto at high place in this year's Europa competition. Porto has a way of working with whatever resources they have and they have always been relevant for a long time and I think this season is going to be great for them. Gyokeres going to arsenal is a blow to them actually but I still believe in the team above any other options presently.