La Magicast – The AS Roma podcast

Roma’s 3–0 win over Cremonese is the focus of this episode, as Scot and Nadette unpack a performance that found its rhythm after the break. A measured first half gave way to a far more assertive and controlled second, with Roma showing greater clarity in possession and sharper intent in the final third.The discussion also turns to the growing rumours surrounding Paulo Dybala and Zeki Çelik, and what potential departures would mean for the squad’s balance and direction. The episode closes with a broader look at how Italian sides are faring in European competition — and what that says about Serie A’s current level.Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 333)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast

Roma’s 2–2 draw away to Napoli is the focus of this episode, as Scot breaks down a performance that was strong in stretches yet ultimately left questions hanging. There’s praise for how Roma competed in a difficult environment, but also a clear look at the moments that shifted momentum late on.The conversation centers on Gasperini’s substitutions and whether they disrupted the balance of the side, the ongoing debate of Wesley versus Gutiérrez, and the latest refereeing controversy in Serie A. The key question lingers throughout: did Roma earn a point at the Maradona, or let two slip away?Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 332)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast

Roma’s 2–0 win over Cagliari is the focus of Episode 331, with Scot Munroe joined by Nadette to unpack a performance that felt steady and quietly encouraging. They look at how Roma managed the match, where things worked, and what the result says about the team’s current trajectory.The conversation also touches on the growing presence of younger players in the squad, Nadette’s recent trip to Rome and the atmosphere around the club, and the possibility of Totti returning in some capacity. Scot and Nadette close by previewing Napoli–Roma and considering whether this win can carry real weight into a far tougher test.Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 331)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast

Roma’s 1–0 loss away to Udinese is the focus of Episode 330, with Scot Munroe going solo to break down another frustrating night. He looks at a poor overall performance, where Roma took nearly an hour to properly get going and never truly imposed themselves on the match.The episode asks whether this was simply a bump in the road or a sign of something more concerning, as another disappointing display adds to the growing list of uneven performances. Scot closes by weighing how much context matters—and how much patience is still justified.Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 330)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast

Roma’s recent European run is on the table in Episode 329, with Scot Munroe going solo to work through Roma’s performances against Stuttgart and AC Milan, highlighting what felt encouraging and where questions still lingered. He also reflects on his recent trip to Rome. The focus then shifts to the performance in Greece and why it mattered, as Roma finished in the top eight and avoided having to play two additional games. Scot closes by considering why that detail could prove important as the season moves forward.Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 329)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast

Roma’s Coppa Italia defeat is on the table, with Scot Munroe joined by James (“Jmak”) to unpack what the loss revealed about Roma’s current margins and where the performance came up short. They also turn to Roma’s transfer window, discussing the arrivals of Malen and Robinho Vaz and what those moves suggest about the club’s priorities. The conversation then shifts to Roma’s away win at Torino, where Malen’s early impression stood out, before closing with a look ahead at Roma’s upcoming run of fixtures and what this stretch could demand from the squad.Forza Roma, always.🎧 Tune in (Ep. 328)lamagicast.comFollow us: La Magicast: @LaMagicast