An excellent initiative!
Or how to have memory while highlighting its loyal supporters in a very joyful moment since it is a European final.
AS Roma, which validated its ticket for the final of the Europa League Conference by defeating West Ham on Thursday, will invite to Tirana on May 25 for the duel against Feyenoord, the 166 supporters who had made the trip in October in Norway to witness the slap inflicted by Bodo-Glimt (1-6) in the group stage.
"The club has decided to thank the 166 subscribers present at the match on October 21 in the visitors' sector of the Aspmyra stadium in Bodo, by guaranteeing them a free ticket for the final," Roma announced on its website.
The list of supporters was established from sales data provided by the Norwegian club, specify the Giallorossi.
Roma coach José Mourinho admitted to having experienced one of his worst European nights, during the setback in Norway.
Even if his team had taken revenge by dismissing Bodo-Glimt in April in the quarter-finals (1-2, 4-0).
Given the reduced capacity of the National Arena in Tirana (21,690 seats according to UEFA), theater of the final of the first edition of the Europa League Conference, little sister of the Champions League and the Europa League, Roma has also decided to reserve the seats available to its subscribers.
To do this, they had to register for a draw on Friday morning to be able to buy tickets.
Roma, whose last title dates back to the Italian Cup in 2008, have the opportunity to win their first UEFA competition.
La Louve's only international title dates back to 1961 and success in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, the ancestor of the UEFA Cup/Europa League (C3).
