Former Roma shot-stopper Julio Sergio was asked to speak about his past with the Giallorossi in a recent interview with Teleradiostereo.
“When I was at Roma there were many Brazilians,” he said. “[Rodrigo] Taddei was a brother to me. At one point there were eight of us, there were a lot of us and that helps in the dressing room.”
“I also had a great time with Burdisso, he was a great person. Panucci taught me a lot, Totti was always available.”
“But before the locker room was different. Now everyone picks up the phone and doesn’t talk to each other.”
“The biggest regret with Roma – the 15 minutes of the Roma-Sampdoria match that changed everything.”
“I came to Rome to audition and today I have the respect of the whole city.”
“I’m privileged, because what this city and these people in Rome gave me is much more than what I gave them.”
“Feeling people’s affection and respect is the most important thing and I just have to thank everyone.”
