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Great to see Totti back in the squad alright, Edge. Is he fit enough to start from the off, though?

Roma And Lazio Forced To Quit The Olimpico
www.goal.com – 18/10/2008 12:45

The Mayor of Rome Gianni Alemanno is forcing both Roma and Lazio to give up their home at the stadio Olimpico and construct their own stadiums as Italy tries to follow the English model. Both teams have been sharing the national stadium over the years but all this is about to change as Alemanno is advising the clubs to move elsewhere.

Lazio already have plans for a new stadium and Roma are working on changing home too. The Mayor believes it will be a good move in every sense as he wants the Olimpico to become the National team's home stadium, like Wembley is with England.

"The Olimpico cannot be the only stadium in Rome," said Alemanno. "It has to return to being the National stadium and it's only right that Lazio and Roma move and have their own stadium to play their games in rather than share a ground.

"Lazio president Claudio Lotito is keen on the idea and he has backed the plans. The stadium project has to be in line with the club's needs and with the impact it will have on the local community," Lotito said.

The Biancocelesti chief is keen on the new Calcio stadium revolution. Juventus will be one of the top four clubs to get their own stadium after plans for a new ground we given the go-ahead this week. Juve's stadium will be ready for the 2012 season. Inter and Milan are also pressing to move. The Nerazzurri want out of the San Siro. Lazio and Roma's plans are likely to get the ball rolling as other clubs follow suit with talk of Genoa and Sampdoria also moving from Marassi.

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