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Roma Midfielder Simone Perrotta: We Are Going To Fulham For Maximum Points
The Italian midfielder has warned the Cottagers ahead of their Europa League date on Thursday...
21-Oct-2009 7:07:06 PM
Roma midfielder Simone Perrotta has backed his side to come away from their Europa League clash against Fulham with maximum points.
The Giallorossi are hoping to react following their loss to Milan on Sunday. Perrotta believes all the anger from their controversial weekend defeat will come out and propel his side to glory in London on Thursday.
"We will always give our best. This is out mentality, and it will be like that when we get onto the pitch," Perrotta told Romanews.eu.
"The game in London can be a chance to forget about what happened in the San Siro."
Roma head to Craven Cottage without influential captain Francesco Totti, but the Italian believes his side can achieve victory. He also praised English stadiums.
"It's never easy without Totti, but we have to give our best," he said.
"It's always nice to play in England. I was born there and I know the stadiums. They are ideal to play football in."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The Giallorossi are hoping to react following their loss to Milan on Sunday. Perrotta believes all the anger from their controversial weekend defeat will come out and propel his side to glory in London on Thursday.
"We will always give our best. This is out mentality, and it will be like that when we get onto the pitch," Perrotta told Romanews.eu.
"The game in London can be a chance to forget about what happened in the San Siro."
Roma head to Craven Cottage without influential captain Francesco Totti, but the Italian believes his side can achieve victory. He also praised English stadiums.
"It's never easy without Totti, but we have to give our best," he said.
"It's always nice to play in England. I was born there and I know the stadiums. They are ideal to play football in."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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