Whats wrong with Ronaldo??

Ronaldo: Another Month Out?

Ronaldo's stay in Rio de Janeiro as he recovers from injury is set to be extended following news that the AC Milan striker could be out for a further month. Yesterday it was reported that Ronaldo's controversial leave of absence from AC Milan has been extended (see report here), the player opting to stay in Brazil to complete his recovery. Today, sources in the Italian media now contend that this process could take a month or more.

The player's Brazilian doctors are reportedly furious with what they see as the rossoneri's maltreatment of the player, with problems ranging from misdiagnosis to poor rehabilitation being alleged. Originally, the player was said to have a thigh strain that would only keep him out of action for the very earliest part of the season. Now, it transpires that the injury is severe enough to necessitate gene therapy and further rehabilitation - which could take a month or even longer.

However, Milan may be unwilling to allow the player to stay in Brazil as long as he would like. Rossoneri vice-president Adriano Galliani gave consent for Ronaldo to remain in Rio for a matter of days, but he and team manager Carlo Ancelotti may be unwilling to sanction any further delays. Ancelotti had hoped to get Ronaldo back in time for this weekend's clash with Siena, but it seems that he'll need to wait a bit longer.

Gosh - tension between Ronaldo and his club - who woulda thought?

Milan said today their doctors mis-diagnosed his thigh injury. He'll return in October.

http://sports.yahoo.com/sow/news?slug=reu-italyronaldo&prov=reuters&type=lgns

Don't think there's any tension there.

it would have been a bite in the butt if he played for the rest of the season and scored lots of goals for milan, after they fixed his "thyroid problem" i figured it might have been a mistake to get rid of him. guess we made the right decision.

Mexicanbecks wrote:it would have been a bite in the butt if he played for the rest of the season and scored lots of goals for milan, after they fixed his "thyroid problem" i figured it might have been a mistake to get rid of him. guess we made the right decision.

You can't really say that until the season is done.

I think ronaldo is still on form the best striker imo but i doubt milan will much about out of him because his injuries will always come back no matter how good their lab is. if they miss ronaldo for half the season and they have to play with gilardino then they will have problems.

supermadrid wrote:I think ronaldo is still on form the best striker imo but i doubt milan will much about out of him because his injuries will always come back no matter how good their lab is. if they miss ronaldo for half the season and they have to play with gilardino then they will have problems.

If by problems you mean winning the CL then bring on the problems.

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

supermadrid wrote:I think ronaldo is still on form the best striker imo but i doubt milan will much about out of him because his injuries will always come back no matter how good their lab is. if they miss ronaldo for half the season and they have to play with gilardino then they will have problems.

If by problems you mean winning the CL then bring on the problems.

well im guesing they wont win CL this season again and in a league real quality will show and last season attackers werent delivering for milan and if they lose ronaldo for too long it would imo be a big problem again.

I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

golsud wrote:I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

Should take a few lessons from Deco and Ronaldinho.

TM wrote:

golsud wrote:I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

Should take a few lessons from Deco and Ronaldinho.

Or Robben and Robinho Or he could just play with Madriz and get away with anything

golsud wrote:

TM wrote:

golsud wrote:I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

Should take a few lessons from Deco and Ronaldinho.

Or Robben and Robinho Or he could just play with Madriz and get away with anything

It's always to learn from the pro's hence why i mentioned the Deco and Ronaldinho, they have prefected the art of diving, Robinho and Robben are mere novices.

TM wrote:

golsud wrote:

TM wrote:

golsud wrote:I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

Should take a few lessons from Deco and Ronaldinho.

Or Robben and Robinho Or he could just play with Madriz and get away with anything

It's always to learn from the pro's hence why i mentioned the Deco and Ronaldinho, they have prefected the art of diving, Robinho and Robben are mere novices.

Robben is the master of diving & acting

I'm sure Messi will be taking notes then.

golsud wrote:

TM wrote:

golsud wrote:I'd be worried if I had to play Gilardino in my team. He's terrible, even at diving.

Should take a few lessons from Deco and Ronaldinho.

Or Robben and Robinho Or he could just play with Madriz and get away with anything

Right:lol!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-0WWDnuKJM

There are a million examples with Madriz but I won't bother looking for them in Youtube. Best one recently was Ramos against Valencia picked up the ball in the area when the game wasn't stopped and the ref gave a foul for Real Madriz

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Mexicanbecks wrote:it would have been a bite in the butt if he played for the rest of the season and scored lots of goals for milan, after they fixed his "thyroid problem" i figured it might have been a mistake to get rid of him. guess we made the right decision.

You can't really say that until the season is done.

To me, the change in attitude the team had once that fat bastard left was enough to prove it was the right decision to get rid of him. He's indeed one of the best strikers of all time, but his lazyness, overweight, and bad attitude were a huge problem. On top of that, there's his recurring injuries which I'm sure have something to do with his lazyness and eating habits.

I don't wish him or Milan anything negative though. I would be happy if he got his act together, stayed fit and injury-free, and won titles for Milan. In the end I really enjoyed watching him play for us and despite his attitude I think he did love Real Madrid.

i wish ronaldo success unless he plays us!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=riIZeV1ruaE

Models, then pies, then parties and then football.That is what is wrong with Ronaldo.

ih8gerrard wrote:Models, then pies, then parties and then football.That is what is wrong with Ronaldo.

I guess it's better than gazza who was kebabs, then pies, then beer then football

indeed. i'd happily overdose on models any day of the week, just not airfix ones.

Gazza's main problem was that he was born without a brain.

ih8gerrard wrote:Models, then pies, then parties and then football.That is what is wrong with Ronaldo.

Add a bit of doping...

http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=410245

Nothing is ever straight-forward when it comes to Ronaldo and his injuries. I've never heard of players undergoing gene therapy before. Presumably he is a first, otherwise they wouldn't be questioning its legality.

Sheffield gunner wrote:

Nothing is ever straight-forward when it comes to Ronaldo and his injuries. I've never heard of players undergoing gene therapy before. Presumably he is a first, otherwise they wouldn't be questioning its legality.

Seems like it.

He also gives the impression of being a bit on the unstable side, personality and mental health wise, which could also play some part in his injuries healing slower.

It wouldn't surprise me, with everything that has gone on in his career and all the injuries he has had he is probably a bit mentally fragile. No one ever seems to know exactly what is going on with him, they were saying a while back that his weight issues were entirely glandular rather than him being lazy/over-eating, which is a bit surprising because I can't see how no other doctor could spot that at former clubs. It would be nice to see him fit and healthy and focused again, but I'm not sure if he will ever get back in top shape again.

i think this guys wants to prove a point again... he wants to show tat his story is not over yet...

def he was not gud at madrid... his move to milan is gud for all three parties.. ronaldo, milan and madrid..

i hope he can be successful in milan... but his laziness in past costs him a lot.. i doubt his o'erweight s the main reasn for his injuries and their slow healing...