1983–84 AS Roma season explained

Club:Associazione Sportiva Roma
Season:1983-84
Manager:Nils Liedholm
Chairman:Dino Viola
Chrtitle:President
League:Serie A
Cup1:Coppa Italia
Cup1 Result:Winners
(in (UEFA Cup Winners' Cup)
Cup2:European Cup
Cup2 Result:Runners- Up
League Topscorer:Pruzzo (8)
Season Topscorer:Pruzzo (15)
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Stadium:Olimpico
Prevseason:1982-83
Nextseason:1984-85

During the 1983–84 season Associazione Sportiva Roma competed in Serie A, Coppa Italia and European Cup.

Summary

During the summer the club transferred in Brazilian midfielder Toninho Cerezo from Atletico Mineiro and forward Francesco Graziani from Fiorentina. Head coach Nils Liedholm changed the defensive style after the crucial centre–back Pietro Vierchowod's loan to Sampdoria ended. Another key player in midfielder Carlo Ancelotti was injured in early December during match against Juventus, thus missing the rest of the season. The squad finished second in the league behind champion Juventus.

Meanwhile, in the first round of the European Cup, the team defeated IFK Goteborg with an aggregate score of 4–2, after which the squad eliminated CSKA Sofia in the round of 16 and Dinamo Berlin in the quarter-finals. The semifinals pitted the Italians against Scottish outfit Dundee United. After losing the first leg 2–0, the Giallorossi won 3–0 in Roma, reaching the Final of the tournament for the first time in their history.[2] The match against the three-time European Cup champion and heavy favourite Liverpool, though played in its home venue Stadio Olimpico, was won by the English squad after a penalty shoot-out, with the Roman squad being unable to field crucial players such as Maldera and Carlo Ancelotti.[3]

Meanwhile, in June the squad won the Coppa Italia after defeating upcoming underdogs Hellas Verona:,[4] which proved to be the last match for Swedish manager Nils Liedholm, who was appointed by Giuseppe Farina as the new head coach of A.C. Milan for the next season, including the departure of midfielder and captain Agostino Di Bartolomei.

Squad

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Transfers

In
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GK Pistoiese
DF loan ended
DF
MF
MF Carrarese loan
MF Triestina co-ownership
FW
FW Pistoiese
FW Pisa loan ended
Out
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DF Massimo GregoriCatania
DF loan ended
MF Gianni Boccia
MF Arezzo loan
MF Paolo GiovannelliPisa
MF
MF
FW Sambenedettese
FW co-ownership
FW Sandro TovalieriPescara loan
FW Campobasso

Winter

Out
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DF Avellino loan

Competitions

Serie A

See main article: 1983-84 Serie A.

Matches

Coppa Italia

See main article: 1983-84 Coppa Italia.

Finals

See main article: 1984 Coppa Italia Final.

European Cup

See main article: 1983-84 European Cup.

Final

See main article: 1984 European Cup Final.

Statistics

Squad statistics

Competition[7] PointsHomeAwayTotalGD
41 15 11 4 0 31 13 15 4 7 4 17 15 30 15 11 4 48 28 +20
6 5 1 0 11 3 7 5 2 0 12 5 13 10 3 0 23 8 +15
4 4 0 0 10 0 5[8] 1 1 3 4 7 9 5 1 3 14 7 +7
Totals 25 20 5 0 52 16 27 10 10 7 33 27 52 30 15 7 85 43 +42

Player statistics

External links

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Media spettatori Serie A dal 74-75 al 85-86. stadiapostcards.com. it. 20 June 2011. 10 June 2021.
  2. News: Was enough for Dundee a Battling Roma?. Oliviero Beha. repubblica.it. 25 April 1984. 15 April 2021. it.
  3. News: It was finished with eleven-meters penalties shoot out. Gianni Brera. repubblica.it. 31 May 1984. 15 April 2021. it.
  4. News: The Coppa Italia goes to Roma. repubblica.it. 27 June 1984. 15 April 2021.
  5. Transferred out during Winter.
  6. Transferred out during Winter.
  7. Book: Beltrami, 1984. 129, 276–285, 581–582. Almanacco illustrato del calcio 1984. Modena. . Panini.. 1985. it. .
  8. The 1984 European Cup Final was played in Stadio Olimpico, however for UEFA registrations is an away venue.