It seems Real can say whatever they want without getting in trouble. It's nice to see Man U getting treated like the bitch for once. 
Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:Roma In Furious Attack On Sir Alex Ferguson
Roma technical director Bruno Conti has unleashed a furious attack on Sir Alex Ferguson, calling the Manchester United manager a hypocrite after he poached one of Italy’s brightest young talents from the Giallorossi.
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Support striker Davide Petrucci is regarded as one of the best young players of his generation, and has been labelled by some as the “new Francesco Totti”.
However as he was still under age, Petrucci had not signed a professional contract with Roma, and Manchester United nipped in to poach the 16-year-old prodigy for a miserly £200,000, offering him £95,000 per year, plus all expenses paid for him to fly home to Italy on a regular basis.
This transfer has infuriated the Calcio community, who have ganged up on Man Utd for stealing the youngster off Roma.
Giallorossi technical director has now launched a ferocious attack on Sir Alex Ferguson, accusing him of double standards, following the manager’s criticism of Real Madrid’s methods in trying to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.
“They complain about Ronaldo and then did the same thing with David,” an absolutely seething Conti told the Gazzetta dello Sport.
“His father Stefano has disappointed me. I will not be told any more lies. As for the boy, I wish him all the best in the world.”
English clubs have long been criticised by foreign clubs for stealing under-age players, many of these coming from Italy.
Reggina’s 15-year-old prospect Vincenzo Camilleri was snapped up by Chelsea in February, Atalanta’s teenage talent Fabio Zamblera by Newcastle Utd, while a few years back Parma-duo Giuseppe Rossi and Arturo Lupoli were signed by Man Utd and Arsenal respectively.
This led Palermo’s outspoken President Maurizio Zamparini to famously brand English team’s as “pirates”.
Glennegoor of Hysénlink wrote:Nutters waiting for TRW signal
The Red Wiz is currently concentrating on Portugal's Euro 2008 bid
The Head of the redbloods has confirmed he is waiting for Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo (The Red Whizz) to reveal his intentions over who his future lies with.
Dick Grayson wants to keep his relationship with the Portugal captain, whose contract at Old Trafford runs to 2012.
But the 23-year-old will not decide on his sexual future until after Euro 2008.
"As soon as he says he wants to foreplay with Dick, there will be conversations," Dick's official George Michael told Magazine Women's Weekly.
Dirty conte.
Glennegoor of Hysénlink wrote:"As soon as he says he wants to play for Real Madrid, there will be conversations," Madrid official Miguel Angel Arroyo told newspaper Marca.
Arroyo, who is Madrid's director general of the presidency, continued: "We would willingly reach an agreement with Manchester United if it is possible, if they want to sell and if the price was affordable."
Roger Hunt wrote:Glennegoor of Hysénlink wrote:"As soon as he says he wants to play for Real Madrid, there will be conversations," Madrid official Miguel Angel Arroyo told newspaper Marca.
Arroyo, who is Madrid's director general of the presidency, continued: "We would willingly reach an agreement with Manchester United if it is possible, if they want to sell and if the price was affordable."
Obviously they mean conversations with Man U asking to approach Ronaldo through the proper channels.
Obviously.
Glenns Hyséhmann wrote:
Arroyo, who is Madrid's director general of the presidency, continued: "We would willingly reach an agreement with Manchester United if it is possible, if they want to sell and if the price was affordable."
110% wrote:
No other club in the world can match that high level of hypocricy.
What is illeagal about this? isnt this the approach that clubs are allowed to make.Kimbo wrote:"As soon as he says he wants to play for Real Madrid there will be conversations between the two clubs," says Real's director general of the presidency, Miguel Angel Arroyo
Super Madrid wrote:What is illeagal about this? isnt this the approach that clubs are allowed to make.Kimbo wrote:"As soon as he says he wants to play for Real Madrid there will be conversations between the two clubs," says Real's director general of the presidency, Miguel Angel Arroyo
I dont really know the rules but i think clubs are allowed to show interest. what they arent allowed to do is meet with players and negotiate contracts which i dont doubt has happened though.Kimbo wrote:Super Madrid wrote:What is illeagal about this? isnt this the approach that clubs are allowed to make.Kimbo wrote:"As soon as he says he wants to play for Real Madrid there will be conversations between the two clubs," says Real's director general of the presidency, Miguel Angel Arroyo
Come on, they're basically telling Ronaldo to push for the move. I don't know if it is illegal as the rules are obviously quite vague, as i understand Real aren't allowed to approach Ronaldo behind closed doors, but they ARE allowed to approach him through the media like this. Which seems odd to me.
This seems like the way business is done on the continent. AC Milan are going public about wanting Adebayour, fair enough if Arsenal are looking to sell, but they're not. It all seems pretty under hand.
Cristiano Ronaldo has delivered Manchester United a huge boost by declaring a move to Real Madrid is no longer in his thoughts.
Real Madrid made huge efforts to sign Ronaldo last summer and the player himself refused to rule out the move, admitting his dream was to one day move to Spain.
Sir Alex Ferguson stood firm and made sure Ronaldo did not leave United, and he has once again helped the club to the brink of another Premier League title.
However, the rumours of a Real move for the World Player of the Year have refused to go away, with former Madrid president Ramon Calderon intimating a deal was already in place for this summer.
But now Ronaldo has come out and stressed that he is no longer thinking about a 'dream' move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
"I'm no longer thinking of Madrid. That dream is dead," he told The People.
"The only thing I dream about now is Manchester United and winning the Champions League again in Rome."
Ronaldo has three years left on his current deal after he penned a five-year deal in 2007.
kas wrote:Sounds like last night's disaster has made him change his mind for good
http://football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_5273587,00.html
Cristiano Ronaldo has delivered Manchester United a huge boost by declaring a move to Real Madrid is no longer in his thoughts.
Real Madrid made huge efforts to sign Ronaldo last summer and the player himself refused to rule out the move, admitting his dream was to one day move to Spain.
Sir Alex Ferguson stood firm and made sure Ronaldo did not leave United, and he has once again helped the club to the brink of another Premier League title.
However, the rumours of a Real move for the World Player of the Year have refused to go away, with former Madrid president Ramon Calderon intimating a deal was already in place for this summer.
But now Ronaldo has come out and stressed that he is no longer thinking about a 'dream' move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
"I'm no longer thinking of Madrid. That dream is dead," he told The People.
"The only thing I dream about now is Manchester United and winning the Champions League again in Rome."
Ronaldo has three years left on his current deal after he penned a five-year deal in 2007.
Super Elitist wrote:kas wrote:Sounds like last night's disaster has made him change his mind for good
http://football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_5273587,00.html
Cristiano Ronaldo has delivered Manchester United a huge boost by declaring a move to Real Madrid is no longer in his thoughts.
Real Madrid made huge efforts to sign Ronaldo last summer and the player himself refused to rule out the move, admitting his dream was to one day move to Spain.
Sir Alex Ferguson stood firm and made sure Ronaldo did not leave United, and he has once again helped the club to the brink of another Premier League title.
However, the rumours of a Real move for the World Player of the Year have refused to go away, with former Madrid president Ramon Calderon intimating a deal was already in place for this summer.
But now Ronaldo has come out and stressed that he is no longer thinking about a 'dream' move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
"I'm no longer thinking of Madrid. That dream is dead," he told The People.
"The only thing I dream about now is Manchester United and winning the Champions League again in Rome."
Ronaldo has three years left on his current deal after he penned a five-year deal in 2007.
You see sometimes you can get something positive from a negative result. This is great news for Real Madrid and perhaps even better for Man Utd.
L-r d wrote:I assume they read out the papers for tomorrow rather than an actual story, if so you're an idiot
Ade wrote:£71M fee agreed for the c**t according to SSN.
kas wrote:Well as I said in the MU thread, a key factor has changed, which is that thepotentialnew Madrid president Perez doesn't seem to want him.
Glenrique Hilário wrote:Fergle already has the biggest, most expensive squad in the division, he might be able to strengthen the squad further but the team will be weakened. £80m is less than he spent on Anderson, Berbatov, Hargreaves and Nani. I'm happy.
Tweedle wrote:Ade wrote:£71M fee agreed for the c**t according to SSN.
Is this even news?
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