Let the good times roll! Lazio continues winning and keep surprising everyone with the form.

Edge of the box. Drilled it low into the bottom corner! Average speed of 101 km/h. Estimated peak speed of 114 km/h as Lazio take the 3 points

I've put together a quiz for this epic left back's birthday! I'm looking for the top 10 players that Radu has been on the pitch with at the same time.

Let me know how you get on!

https://top-bins.com/quiz/754/stefan-radu-all-clubs-teammates/

Tough game today! Hopefully we can snatch a good result and prove that results during early season isn’t a fluke.

We have almost a full strength, minus Rovella and Gudmundsson.

Just got the news that Rovella and Marusic will not be available for the Juve game.

I know I'll probably get a lot of hate, but I really believe we need to sell Rovella in January.

He is very talented but is super unreliable. He has been constantly injured for the last two years.

Selling him will at least fix the balance sheet. And broke-ass Lotito will at least be able to escape another transfer ban.

Thoughts?

As far as I know, this is the last year of the Mizuno deal. Any rumors of kit supplier for next season?

Hey guys, we (2 women, 2 14year old boys) are really excited to attend lazio-parma in 2 weeks!

My friend is a bit concerned about getting back to our hotel in san lorenzo after the game, as it will be quite late (and we had some difficulities on our trip to Milano).

Do you have any tipps on how to get back safely and quickly?

Thanks so much for your help!

We have calculated Nuno Tavares' shot speed coming in at an average of 119km/h. We have also estimated the peak speed to be around 138 km/h as well. What a thunderous strike to put Lazio ahead early.

Lazio got another win! Excellent first half, not so good second half. Still, very nice win!

3 points in da BAG🩵🤍🦅

Via degli Scipioni, 84, 00192 Roma RM, Italy

Small but heaps of stock! Grab yourself a t-shirt, pretty awesome gear!

As laziali, we are put under the microscope obsessively by others, by and large, completely unfairly.

Isn’t it time to zoom out, so to speak, and see what our delightful neighbours get up to as well? 

We know about the murders (Paparelli and Esposito), we know about people being beaten into using a wheelchair for life (Sean Cox), we know about their shady beginnings and that a violent thug was their founder (Foschi), but there’s so much more. Our fans have never come close to doing anything as bad, yet we're the ones with a reputation. This has to change.

Enough of the absurdly one-sided “journalism” on our fan base, can we not put together all stuff that we come across that is ignored by the masses?

Here’s one, mostly self-explanatory, located in the Garbatella area in Rome. "AS Roma Sieg Heil" and the Todtenkopf insignia speak for themselves.