Rome Sports Association 1943-1944 – Wikipedia

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This item collects the information regarding the Rome Sports Association In the official competitions of the season 1943-1944 .

Due to the difficult situation in which the country is facing, split in two due to the events of the Second World War, the Federation decides for the suspension of football activity at national level, therefore replaced by various regional tournaments and not always officially recognized . [first]

Some Roman teams organize themselves in a local tournament giving life to the Roman war championship. Many players from the Giallorossi squad must abandon the team and return to their cities (such as the midfielder Coscia who returns to Milan and plays with Ambrosiana-Inter) or in their countries of origin (Pantò returns to Argentina), therefore the team It is made up of only Roman players. Masetti sits on the Giallorossi bench who continues to play some games. The team comes second, unbeaten, in the Roman war championship 1943-1944 behind Lazio. [first]

The primary uniform consists of a red jersey with yellow V -neck, white shorts, red hot socks; a white shirt with horizontal yellow and red band, red shorts and red and yellow red socks is used. Goalkeepers have a gray shirt with pole collar, black shorts and red and yellow red socks. [2]

Below is the corporate organization chart. [first]

Area Directive
Technical area

Below is the squad. [first]

Below is the transfer market. [first]

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Roman war championship [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

First round [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Rome
December 5, 1943, 2.30 pm
1st day 		Rome   2 – 0
report 		Juventus Rome [6] National PNF stadium (7,000 circa spit.)
Amadei Gol 44 ’ , Gol eighty seven’ Markers
Rome
11 December 1943, 2.30 pm
2nd day 		Tirrenia   twelfth
report 		  Rome National PNF stadium
Rome
December 26, 1943, 2.30 pm
4th day 		Electronics   1 – 8
report 		  Rome National PNF stadium
Rome
January 2, 1944
5th day 		Rome   2 – 2
report 		  MATER National PNF stadium (10,000 circa spit.)
Rome
January 9, 1944, 2.30 pm
6th day 		Rome   1 – 1
report 		  Lazio National PNF stadium (15,000 circa spit.)
Rome
January 15, 1944, 2:45 pm
7th day 		She had   0 – 2
report 		  Rome National PNF stadium

Referee: Calizza (Calizza)
Rome
January 23, 1944, 2:45 pm
8th day 		Rome   5 – 2
report 		  Albaerotechnics National PNF stadium (4,000 circa spit.)
Rome
February 20 [7] 1944, ore 15:00
9th day 		VV.FF. Roma   0 – 2
report 		  Rome Rondinella stadium

Return group [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Rome
March 12, 1944, 3:00 pm
10th day 		Juventus Rome   1 – 1
report 		  Rome Motovelodromo Appio
Sintolla Gol 21 ’ Markers Gol 39 ’ Kriezia
Rome
March 26, 1944, 10:30 am
12th day 		Trastevere   1 – 7
report 		  Rome Rondinella stadium (4,000 circa spit.)
Rome
April 2, 1944, 3:15 pm
13th day 		Rome   5 – 0
report 		  Electronics
Rome
April 23, 1944, 15:30
14th day 		MATER   1 – 1
report 		  Rome Motovelodromo Appio
Rome
May 7, 1944, 15:30
15th day 		Lazio   0 – 0
report 		  Rome National PNF stadium
Rome
May 14, 1944, 3:00 pm
16th day 		Rome   sixty one
report 		  She had
Rome
May 20, 1944
17th day 		Albaerotechnics   2 – 6
report 		  Rome
Rome
May 28, 1944, 16:00
18th day 		Rome   4 – 2
report 		  VV.FF. Roma National PNF stadium

Team statistics [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Here are team statistics. [first]

Competition Points In home Away Total DR
G IN N P Gf GS G IN N P Gf GS G IN N P Gf GS
Roman war championship thirty first 9 7 2 0 33 ten 9 6 3 0 29 7 18 13 5 0 62 17 +45
Total 9 7 2 0 33 ten 9 6 3 0 29 7 18 13 5 0 62 17 +45

Championship trend [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Day first 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ten 11 twelfth 13 14 15 16 17 18
Place C T C T C C T C T T C T C T T C T C
Result IN IN IN IN N N IN IN IN N IN IN IN N N IN IN IN
Position first first first first first first first first first first first first first 2 2 2 2 2

Legend:
Place : C = house; T = trip. Result : V = victory; N = draw; P = defeat.

Statistics of the players [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Taken from the paper editions of the newspapers of the time. [8]

Player Roman war championship
Presenze Reti
Coat of arms, G. G. Coat 8+ -7
Masetti, G. G. Masetti 5+ -4
Casadei, L. L. Casadei 3+ -5
Andreoli, S. S. Andreoli 10+ 2
Shepherds, R. R. Pastori 13+ 0
Ferioli, A. A. Ferioli 9+ 0
Milan, L. L. Milan 15+ 0
Mornese, E. E. Morning 6+ 0
Jacobini, P. P. Jacobini 16+ 1 (-1) [9]
Earnings, A. A. Earnings 1+ 0
Bags, E. E. Bags 11+ 5
Matteini, C. C. Matteini 10+ 0
Kriezia, N. N. Kriezia 17+ 11
Roccasecca, O. O. Roccasecca 3+ first
Salvioli, G. G. Salvioli 13+ first
Schiavetti, E. E. Schiavetti 7+ 4
Amadei, A. A. Amadei 8+ 16
Cozzolini, E. E. Cozzolini 14+ 7
Bylieces, m. M. Forlies 6+ 8
Fusco, N. N. Fusco 12+ 3
  1. ^ a b c d It is f Romano,  1942-1964 The axes of the Olimpico .
  2. ^ Castellani, Cecius, Councils, pp. 47-48 .
  3. ^ a b Aggregate by the spring team
  4. ^ a b Sold after the sixth day of the championship
  5. ^ a b c d It is f g h i j k l m n O p Having the FIGC blocked all the membership and transfer lists at the end of the 1942-1943 season all players from other teams took the field “on loan” with the last card issued by the FIGC plus the loan of the loan received by the society that lastly had sagged it. From the book “Scudetto in Spezia” by Daniele Cacozza and Carlo Fontanelli, Mariposa Srl – Fornacette (PI) that cites pag. 8: “… The sports bond of athletes to the members of belonging remained stopped at 31 July 1943. However, derogating from the regulations, the use of unscientated players, provided that they are equipped with the time of the clubs of the clubs of the clubs, belonging. In fact, the nulla-provision could not be denied to anyone, given the threat of office intervention of the Federation … “and” … the clearance was then automatically granted to all the athletes already registered for the Society of southern Italy occupied by the allies … “.
  6. ^ Then note with the name of “La desperate”
  7. ^ Scheduled for February 13th.
  8. ^ To complete the data, three own games should be considered.
  9. ^ The Trastevere-Roma match of 26 March 1944 played as goalkeeper
  • Paolo Castellani, Massimilano Ceci e Riccardo of Councils, The shirt that unites us. History of the uniforms of As Rome from birth to the present day , Rome, Goalbook Edizioni, 2012, ISBN 978-88-908115-0-0.
  • Manuela Romano (edited by), The history of A.S. Rome (10 DVD-Video), Corriere dello Sport, Rai Trade, 2006.

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