Paulo Fonseca doesn’t blame the referee Piero Giacomelli for awarding two highly-contentious penalties in Milan–Roma: ‘Everybody makes mistakes.'
"I don’t have to comment, we all have days where we make mistakes. He still made mistakes for both teams,” Foseca told Sky Sport after the game.
"The good thing is that we scored three goals, it’s not as good that we conceded three.
“It was an even game, we started by conceding a goal but we reacted well and with courage.
Paulo Fonseca doesn’t blame the referee Piero Giacomelli for awarding two highly-contentious penalties in Milan-Roma: ‘Everybody makes mistakes.'
"I don’t have to comment, we all have days where we make mistakes. He still made mistakes for both teams,” Foseca told Sky Sport after the game.
"The good thing is that we scored three goals, it’s not as good that we conceded three.
“It was an even game, we started by conceding a goal but we reacted well and with courage.
“It’s not what I wanted, because I wanted to win. But after everything that happened, after being under three times, I think it’s a positive result.
“We want to be better than last season, our thoughts are only on the next match against CSKA in Europa League. I believe that the team is fine and is improving. We have confidence, we must have ambition.”
But which ambtions do Roma have this season and which teams are better equipped than the Giallorossi in Serie A?
“In terms of investments we all agree that there are stronger teams,” Fonseca said.
“We need to prove that we are ambitious.”