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Stephan El Shaarawy celebrated completing a year at Roma by starring in one of the strangest Serie A games in memory. Down to 10 men after 50 minutes because of a red card for their goalkeeper, Roma still managed to beat Sampdoria 4-1 against 11! And this is all thanks to The Pharaoh, their strutter extraordinary, a man who does roller coasters before breakfast, eats and drinks adversity before lunch.

There was never a dull moment for Shaarawy, one of those slightly eccentric types, all beards and bands and celebration dances. You never know what you're going to get with him from week to week, but it's usually something worth watching. The match started off with a fast and fiery beat, like an electrified Spanish guitar, and El Shaarawy seized the opportunity to play his part. It was his villainous run that caused the goalkeeper Fabio Quagliarella to lose his head and led to his red card.

Down to 10 men, Roma should have been overwhelmed. Instead, they grew stronger. Their "cavalier ten" entertained and dazzled, attacking at will. Sampdoria were pinned back like butterflies in a collector's case, unable to escape. And who led the charge? You guessed it - El Shaarawy, always in the thick of the action. He skipped and shimmied, his movement as graceful as a ballerina's, and his shots were as venomous as a cobra's bite.

It was a truly joyous performance by El Shaarawy, mesmerizing and unforgettable. He was like a magician pulling tricks out of his hat, a conductor leading an orchestra with skill and finesse. It was a fitting celebration of his first year at Roma, a year in which he has become a fan favorite and a key player for the team. And as the final whistle blew, the Roma faithful rose to their feet, applauding and cheering for their hero. El Shaarawy, with a smile on his face, acknowledged their adoration. It was a night to remember, a night when a Pharaoh ruled the pitch.