What goes around, comes around (read as: pseudo Deja Vu)

Alberto’s dummy assist, Francesco’s freekick leaving a tap-in, Panucci scoring the opener and Super Mirko not scoring despite being orgasmic. Rings any bells? All of that happened previous year too against the very same team, Reggina. Except for the fact that Roma wasn’t in a crisis heading into those games last season.

Totti’s fitness level is increasing, and on a scale of 1-10 I would rate it as 3±5 right now. He seems to be running well, the touch and the vision is there — evident from the through ball to Perrotta — however, whenever he strikes the ball hard, I feel a gulp surging through my throat. The only person who knows how fit Totti really is Totti himself. And his judgment is clouded by his passion for playing again. That freekick which was parried in Perrotta’s path was an absolute rocket. But should he really be firing on all cylinders with a recently operated knee?

I really don’t know the answer to that question. I don’t think I want to either.

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Category: Totti

Tags: Aquilani, Injury, Panucci, Perrotta, Reggina, Roma, Totti, Vucinic

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