Glenn Hysén wrote:Batman wrote:
I can't see him scoring the same number of goals again but maybe his level of performance will be like the 2006/07 season but even better, if we sign a striker like Berbatov?
is that an answer or another question?
Super Madrid wrote:True because most madrid fans(me included) thought that after last season we were gonna go for Kaka for again the next summer but this summer has been all about Ronaldo. hopefully by next summer some of the hype has gone down. if we had to get a big name player i would much prefer Kaka even though he would be even harder to fit in.kas wrote:I don't know why everyone assumes he'll be sold next summer. It's not necessarily true - Madrid may well not renew their interest. Or he could get injured. A lot can happen in one year.
zizoued wrote:Super Madrid wrote:True because most madrid fans(me included) thought that after last season we were gonna go for Kaka for again the next summer but this summer has been all about Ronaldo. hopefully by next summer some of the hype has gone down. if we had to get a big name player i would much prefer Kaka even though he would be even harder to fit in.kas wrote:I don't know why everyone assumes he'll be sold next summer. It's not necessarily true - Madrid may well not renew their interest. Or he could get injured. A lot can happen in one year.
Right said. Maybe Calderon is using a smokescreen to sign him. Remember Milan/Galliani doing that for Adebayor, and getting Ronaldinho. I'd be over the mooon if this is same with Calderon and Cristiano as the deviation from the real purchase, Kaka.
Cristiano Ronaldo has refused to confirm Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that the winger will remain at Old Trafford.
Ferguson met Real Madrid target Ronaldo for clear-the-air talks on Monday and insisted on Friday that there was no chance he would be quitting United for Spain.
But Ronaldo - who is on holiday in America as he recovers from ankle surgery - claims he has still to make a firm decision on his future.
"I've had hundreds of questions about Manchester United and Real Madrid," he told ESPN. "What do you want me to say? That I'm going or I'm staying?
"I don't know about the future, only God knows it. I can't say any more.
"Great players are always hounded by great clubs. It's a normal situation. There are other great players who are in the market who are good and who other clubs want.
"I have always been hounded, not only this year. It's not strange for me, to see what happens."
Madrid are reportedly ready to offer Ronaldo massive wages, while United chief executive David Gill is adamant he will not receive a pay rise should he stay at United.
But Ronaldo, who signed a new deal at Old Trafford 18 months ago, claims any decision on his future will not be based on money.
"I want to be happy regardless of where I play," he added. "I can be happy everywhere, if I am with people I like, if I am animated, motivated.
"Am I motivated to continue at United? I am always motivated.
"I am ambitious and I want to always improve. I don't know the future, but I will be motivated."
Ronaldo will be out for three months as he recovers from the operation.
And the winger claimed he just wants to concentrate on getting back to full fitness as quickly as possible.
"I'm not anxious about the future, I'm feeling normal," continued Ronaldo. "Normal is resting my head, my body, having a good recovery and the future belongs to God, not to me."
OMGkas wrote:Is he?
Cristiano Ronaldo has refused to confirm Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that the winger will remain at Old Trafford.
Ferguson met Real Madrid target Ronaldo for clear-the-air talks on Monday and insisted on Friday that there was no chance he would be quitting United for Spain.
But Ronaldo - who is on holiday in America as he recovers from ankle surgery - claims he has still to make a firm decision on his future.
"I've had hundreds of questions about Manchester United and Real Madrid," he told ESPN. "What do you want me to say? That I'm going or I'm staying?
"I don't know about the future, only God knows it. I can't say any more.
"Great players are always hounded by great clubs. It's a normal situation. There are other great players who are in the market who are good and who other clubs want.
"I have always been hounded, not only this year. It's not strange for me, to see what happens."
Madrid are reportedly ready to offer Ronaldo massive wages, while United chief executive David Gill is adamant he will not receive a pay rise should he stay at United.
But Ronaldo, who signed a new deal at Old Trafford 18 months ago, claims any decision on his future will not be based on money.
"I want to be happy regardless of where I play," he added. "I can be happy everywhere, if I am with people I like, if I am animated, motivated.
"Am I motivated to continue at United? I am always motivated.
"I am ambitious and I want to always improve. I don't know the future, but I will be motivated."
Ronaldo will be out for three months as he recovers from the operation.
And the winger claimed he just wants to concentrate on getting back to full fitness as quickly as possible.
"I'm not anxious about the future, I'm feeling normal," continued Ronaldo. "Normal is resting my head, my body, having a good recovery and the future belongs to God, not to me."
http://football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3841891,00.html
Super Madrid wrote:OMGkas wrote:Is he?
Cristiano Ronaldo has refused to confirm Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that the winger will remain at Old Trafford.
Ferguson met Real Madrid target Ronaldo for clear-the-air talks on Monday and insisted on Friday that there was no chance he would be quitting United for Spain.
But Ronaldo - who is on holiday in America as he recovers from ankle surgery - claims he has still to make a firm decision on his future.
"I've had hundreds of questions about Manchester United and Real Madrid," he told ESPN. "What do you want me to say? That I'm going or I'm staying?
"I don't know about the future, only God knows it. I can't say any more.
"Great players are always hounded by great clubs. It's a normal situation. There are other great players who are in the market who are good and who other clubs want.
"I have always been hounded, not only this year. It's not strange for me, to see what happens."
Madrid are reportedly ready to offer Ronaldo massive wages, while United chief executive David Gill is adamant he will not receive a pay rise should he stay at United.
But Ronaldo, who signed a new deal at Old Trafford 18 months ago, claims any decision on his future will not be based on money.
"I want to be happy regardless of where I play," he added. "I can be happy everywhere, if I am with people I like, if I am animated, motivated.
"Am I motivated to continue at United? I am always motivated.
"I am ambitious and I want to always improve. I don't know the future, but I will be motivated."
Ronaldo will be out for three months as he recovers from the operation.
And the winger claimed he just wants to concentrate on getting back to full fitness as quickly as possible.
"I'm not anxious about the future, I'm feeling normal," continued Ronaldo. "Normal is resting my head, my body, having a good recovery and the future belongs to God, not to me."
http://football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3841891,00.html
What the hell is going on here. Ferguson just said that everything was fine and that he would continue for another season. then Ronaldo uses the same damn comments he has been using since forever about not know his future. i really thought/hoped that this was over after they met.
i can only assume that Ronaldo didnt give a clear anwser to Ferguson and he got mad and said that Ronaldo was staying despite knowing he didnt want to.
Re: Ronaldo Staying at Manchester United by Glenarch of the Glen Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:19 pm
Super Madrid wrote:COTR wrote:Super Madrid wrote:
Best news all summer. hopefully Calderon actually starts watching him next season and not what the papers say.
He's still better at scoring than anyone you have mate so I doubt this would change much
Cant deny the truth.
When have i ever said that players in EPL suck in any way?Tweedle wrote:Super Madrid wrote:COTR wrote:Super Madrid wrote:
Best news all summer. hopefully Calderon actually starts watching him next season and not what the papers say.
He's still better at scoring than anyone you have mate so I doubt this would change much
Cant deny the truth.
Yep, he plays in the EPL so must be $h!t
La Liga>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>EPL
On that he fits well in MadrizzzzzzzzzzGlenn Hysén wrote:hating Ronaldo is now a global brand, no wonder Real want him
the club you love to hate.San Ricky Jol wrote:On that he fits well in MadrizzzzzzzzzzGlenn Hysén wrote:hating Ronaldo is now a global brand, no wonder Real want him
kas wrote:Marca now saying he will refuse to return to Manchester after his holidays finished.
Oooh!
Dick Grayson wrote:FFS - I will accept £70m plus Ramos or Cassilas!
Please, please TAKE HIM NOW!!!
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