Madrid get ready to harass Arsenal, AC Milan, Bayern Munich, Manchester United and their fans
Real Madrid will have their next presidential elections on July 5.
The club’s members must confirm the election date (at the next assembly on March 29) before it becomes official. The confirmation is expected to be a formality, so for all intents and purposes Real Madrid’s Summer 2009 transfer window starts today.
Former president Florentino Perez is an early favourite (mostly he’s made the most outrageous promises so far) and while the official word is that we’re all waiting for his wife’s health to get better before we get plastered by the transfer madness, it’s a safe bet to say that he’ll go for it, and the wife will get him some sympathy votes while they’re at it (who, me? cynical? naaahh).
Let’s see who Perez is after, hmmm?
Arsene Wenger
He’s overseeing a tough season but before critics forget, they’ve been stuck in 5th position for most of the season before as well, beating Tottenham to 4th place on the last day back in 05/06, so it’s not as if Arsenal have been in the dumps (relatively speaking) before. What’s important is that when he gets all his players fit, and when some of his midfielders grow up (with all the watering, nurturing and sunlight they’re getting at the Grove, why not), this team will compete for the title again (like they did last year).
Wenger’s dedication to pretty football (an oversimplification but bear with me) has earned him a lot of respect in recent years, and the prospect of his managerial skills being applied to a star-studded squad balanced by experience and quality is frighteningly delicious (think Arsenal in 03/04).
Wenger’s chances of leaving Arsenal are slim to none. He’s committed to staying for a few more years (what with his current project needing several years to complete) and his departure it will depend on a variety of factors, from club ownership to the board’s support to player rapport to fan support, and of course to the freedom and control he’s given at his new club.
Wenger is a fiercely loyal, intelligent and self-respecting manager. If Perez wants him, he’ll need to let Wenger mould Madrid in his way, and there is undoubtedly going to be a clash between Madrid’s desire to attract superstars vs Wenger’s desire to grow teams in his garden. Wenger-ball may work better in Spain, but for it to happen both Madrid and Wenger will need to change.
Cristiano Ronaldo
The year-long transfer saga that has turned Manchester United fans against their own man. For Manchester United’s sake, Ferguson has done his best and kept Ronaldo at Old Trafford. I strongly believe that the moment Sir Alex thinks Ronaldo is not going to give his 100% to the club he’ll have David Gill flog Ronaldo off to the highest bidder a la Beckham, and until that day and time comes I’m happy to trust SAF’s judgment in that Ronaldo is doing his best for Manchester United this season.
Will he, won’t he, should he? His pace, technique and physical conditioning after being manhandled by Premiership defences for several years make him a frightening proposition for Spanish football, and he could very well be Madrid’s answer to Barcelona’s Messi (let’s leave the comparisons for another day). He wants to come, they want him to come, it’s a matter of convincing Manchester United and with the ‘loans’ taken out and the secret unwritten agreements floating around this summer will see either the biggest transfer (or more, if we see the next 2 players move) happen in football, or we’ll see Madrid being tamed by the Red Devils for yet another year.
Kaka
Milan refused to sell him to Madrid when he was open to an offer, and Kaka himself refused a move away from Milan when Manchester City came calling. This summer though things are likely to be different. City will come calling again, and so will Madrid but as long as Madrid can pay what Milan need to pay debts, Kaka will once again have to choose between a happy family and loving fans and … a happy family led by Wenger and more adoring fans. I wonder if Jesus will guide him this summer?
Cesc Fabregas
Fabregas has thrived under the enormous pressured weighing on his shoulders at Arsenal, first as the numero uno midfielder and then as Arsenal captain. Till last year he had Flamini, Hleb and Silva to give him support but this season he was pretty much on his own, and while there is no doubting his loyalty to Arsenal, the fans and the gaffer, there will always be a question raised if Arsenal fail to qualify for the Champions League or worse, Wenger was to leave.
Here’s what I think – Fabregas wants to go to Barcelona but not until he’s proved himself at Arsenal by winning titles. Going to Madrid will significantly hamper his chances of a move to Barcelona, but at the end of the day it depends on how much Barcelona want him and whether they actually need him as well (they need a central defender and a good holding midfielder, someone faster than that man-mountain Yaya). Wenger going to Madrid will nudge him closer to the Spanish capital but my bet is that with his contract, he’ll wait till Barcelona come banging on Arsenal’s door, at least for the next couple of years.
Franck Ribery
He’s reported to want a move away from Bayern with Barcelona angling for a move and then there’s the whole Madrid-Ronaldo-United saga that could leave either club without a top winger come August, so expect serious interest in the Frenchman from both Spain and England this summer. I doubt he’ll be a first-choice target for Madrid (doesn’t have the looks, you see) but could very well end up there if United manage to hold on to Ronaldo for another year. The only problem? He’s not pretty.
Who Else?
This is where you tell me who you think Perez / Madrid will be angling for this summer. Villa is always an option but Madrid botched that one last season and there’s a good chance he’d rather go to Barcelona than Real. Then there’s Drogba, who’s on the record as saying that he wants to play in Spain / Italy and Chelsea are looking to reduce their wage bill, so who knows? Same problem as Ribery though, so maybe he’ll stay after all.
Going Out?
Apart from Faubert, who’s never going to return to Madrid (seriously now), and possibly Mr Sylvie, who do you think will be shipped out (come on, you don’t expect them to stack all these superstars on the bench, do you?)?
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Real madrid is one club that i have lost all my respect for. I really hope Barca win the la liga.
March 4th, 2009 @ 18:45They cant buy success… And i doubt that any of those footballer named above would wanna go to that joke of a club.
Okay, firstly, I don’t know where all the fuss of Ribery has suddenly started. The bundesliga might not be the best league in the world,but Bayern Munich are definately ‘big’ enough to keep Ribery.There’s no reason why they should sell him.
March 4th, 2009 @ 20:10And Yaya toure is doing really well at barca,I dont know where that came from.
As far as Madrid being a “joke” i say he is a joke who think that…Achievement wise 31 leagues 9 champs league anyone else’s trophy room compared to that is a joke…As far as ‘buying players’ goes? Mr ballon dor/FIFA world player ‘c.ronaldo’ dreams to play in the White shirt of Madrid he would be today if it wasn’t for hypocrite fergie.Every player dreams to player where? At the bernebau.The only person to sort Madrid out is perez…I am a madridista I love the club and when he took over in 2000 it was happy days on (results) and off the pitch (major revenue,shirt sales). Since he left in 2006 things have not been the same teams like barca and united have court up,the standard of football has droped.He has the abilty to attract the zidanes,figos,beckhams and ronaldo’s he knows what he’s doing and how to Market the club and get results… “money doesn’t buy success,but it builds a foundation for possible succes”as far as winning la liga?dont forget season 06/07 we chased down barca and won the league.
March 4th, 2009 @ 21:02Respect Real Madrid! All those RM haters and Barca fans thought the Galactico was a joke, oh hell no! They may have not performed so great but the club’s revenue went up the roof. RM is also currently the richest sports club in the world surpassing Manchester United. Speaking of the same folks, they really think Barcelona had already secured La Liga after being ahead 12 points over Real Madrid. Now Barca has been winless in their last 4 games and Real has cut their lead to 4 points. Real is undefeated in their LAST 10 GAMES and the players are back in form. The are 13 more games to go and that includes the El Classico. Go ahead, keep calling RM a joke. We’ll have the last laugh! Hala Madrid! RESPECT!!!!
March 4th, 2009 @ 23:31Real Madrid is a joke of a club. Even you fans are talking about revenue and finances, as opposed to Madrid’s lack of success this season.
March 5th, 2009 @ 03:01Madrid haven’t got past the last 16 of the Champions League for 4 years, and they won’t get past it again this year. They are a big club, not a big team. In terms of quality they are miles behind the four English clubs and Barcelona.
Without Arjen Robben, Madrid are nothing. Perez has no chance of getting Wenger, Madrid is the last place he’d go especially when he could walk into the French international job. Anyway, no chance he’ll leave Arsenal.
This Madrid team is a far cry from the Galacticos, Zidane, Ronaldo, Figo, Roberto Carlos have been replaced with the likes of Drenthe and the hapless HiguaÃn.
Barcelona will win La Liga, Copa Del Rey and will fight for the Champions League with the top European clubs; Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Bayern Munich.
Madrid are no longer a team feared by other clubs in Europe. Liverpool were happy with the draw for the last 16! And in beating Madrid in Spain they exposed the weakness of Madrid compared to the English clubs, bearing in mind that Liverpool are third in the Premier League.
Wow. I remember a few months ago on this site having an argument about the general anti-Madrid and pro-Barca bias, and this exactly proves my point (it’s not necessarily the article, although I believe it is really rather silly to 1) write an article on stuff that is clearly ridiculous, and 2) blame Real Madrid for the idiocy of the press). Blaming Real is utterly stupid for many reasons. First, there is no direct way in which Real controls the international press. Second, Real does not exert any more influence than other major clubs upon the press, so why are they and only they villified? Third, lots of the stuff like this that rumors come from are not Castilian or even Spanish newspapers. It is beneficial for pro-Barca publications to talk about how the presidency of Real is in contention and to exaggerate the state of events in Madrid. The English press often has a tendency of scapegoating Real Madrid for various global football phenomena, and I don’t believe this requires any further explanation. The international press will always make up stories to generate interest in player by saying that Real Madrid has tapped them up. That said, I find it strange that most fans of other clubs would continue to act like Real is still in the Galacticos Era… perhaps so they all have a club to hate on together. And your comment at he end about sitting “all those superstars on the bench”- Real has not more superstars than other clubs at present. Like I said, though, the responses, not the article itself, are the most glaring in their bigotry. I interpret Sketch’s response as “I never had any respect for Madrid and I rely on ‘news’ such as this to fuel my unfounded hatred”. And it’s ridiculous to say that Real have tried to buy success recently, comparing Real’s transfer dealings in the last two years to those of other major clubs such as Barca will yield surprising results for a team so set on “buying success”. And to PanathanaikosBoy, I believe your views require some serious reevaluating because that sorry rant reflected some serious lack of knowledge on your part. I would first like to point out that Real was crippled by injuries this season, and that there are other reasons for their lack of success that could not be helped. Real have traditionally not done well in Europe, but don’t get me started on the different styles of play and how pitting them against each other, such as in the CL, cannot yield adequate evidence for comparison. I will concede that Real is bigger as a club than they are as a team, but that is not to say they are not a big team. And Robben has barely contributed in their last like 3 games (excluding L’pool), yet they have still achieved some of their best results of the season. And I really don’t think a Barca fan can talk at all about dependence on a certain player. Does the name Messi ring a bell? How many times has he saved them from defeat and led them to victory this season? I have lost count. And you show a double standard by glorifying the Galacticos era. You cannot glorify it as Real Madrid’s pinnacle and then renounce it as the epitome of “buying success” at the same time. Either the Galacticos were bad, which is my personal opinion, and Real has moved on to better things, or they were good, in which case you reward Real for trying to buy success. Also, Drenthe is not a starter at Madrid, and Higuain has performed very well beginning a the end of last season. So either you are a poor judge of football talent or you have not actually watched Real since last season, which I suspect to be the case due to your general lack of knowledge. And again, I believe it’s unfair to use the CL as a basis for comparison of different styles of play; perhaps English is the most efficient, but Spanish is the most beautiful. As far as Barca goes, they still continue their unwinning streak, so let’s let their performance do the talking.
March 5th, 2009 @ 04:47@Ruud – you know what, I agree with you on one point – there IS a general anti-Madrid and pro-Barca bias in the press and amongst football fans in general. I’m partial to both teams btw.
March 5th, 2009 @ 05:15@ruud nevermind the press. You cant deny how your directors etc make big comments about signing this and that. You carry on worrying about revenue whilst we win ourselves a quituplet
March 5th, 2009 @ 05:48This is an artificial one. Not realistic. C Tevez was maybe the who comes in and the others mmhm… No i can’t say what a poor(it’s not about money. It’s all about the lack of superstars)team when they was in a big games against the big clubs in the europe.i can say one thing the read madrid are a good club because of mr.Ramos.
March 5th, 2009 @ 06:03Well, as a gunner its up to our leaders to make our senior players stay
March 5th, 2009 @ 10:00Real conduct themselves disgracefully. The whole Presidential election thing drives this. They have to make ridiculous promises to win. It’s a terrible model and makes Real, to use a newspapaaer analogy, look like a tabloid rag.
On top of that the model doesn’t work!
Sad really, for a team with such a rich history.
PS To whoever claimed Real as the richest club…..revenue doesn’t define wealth as a valuation.
March 5th, 2009 @ 12:20Out- Cannavaro, Van Der Vaart, Torres, Saldado
March 5th, 2009 @ 12:47Look every big club suffers when standards are not met, madrid a few years ago were playing football which could not be matched by any team, a good example is the CL game against man united at the bernebau we made them look like a sunday league team now that is a standard hard to keep up with. As goes for sucess we werent named Fifa team of the centuary becuae we had a good year or decade of football, it was becuase of how we dominated football for such along time as for revenue? It dosnt show the money which so called rich owners of preimere league team have but money generated by fans and media coverage it goes to show rich billionaires can’t buy respect it must be earned. u can see mr calderon isn’t with the club anymore because of the dealings on and off the pitch. As far as making promises to win election I have full faith in florentino perez because he delieverd exactly what he promised last which was 1, make Madrid the biggest club in the world 2, attractive and attacking football 3, world class footballers. revenue does not state valuation but overall respect and status of the club on a global scale.If its runing for the president of Spain or Madrid u need to appeal to the followers and understand their needs I know perez can furfil them becuse he has made promises (hence) which he has sucessfully delieverd. Halla Madrid
March 5th, 2009 @ 15:05mr ishaq u keep dream about the quitoplet. And get ur facts right perez promised zidane? we got him,he promised figo? We got him. He promised beckhams we got him to don’t forget ronaldo too..when he stood up for president back in 2000 he made these promises and when he won he delieverd not only the players but sucess in the league and champions league, not only that vast media coverage and mega sales in mercendice and sale out venues where ever Madrid went. (FACT’S is the name of the game.) the truth
March 5th, 2009 @ 15:29Real Madrid is the best club in the world and nobody can argue with that.Maybe we dont have superstars at the moment,but we have young squad with talends like-Sneider,Robben,Sergio Ramos,Pepe and this team has a great future.
March 5th, 2009 @ 21:09The coach,Juande Ramos is a great coach and I think we must stick with him and with a president like Fiorentino Perez,the team will dominate the world again,just like in old days…
Barcelona has a good squad right now,but I dont think they will last long,maybe a few years more and then they are finished.If Etoo leaves Barcelona,the team will fail,remember what I said.And Etoo will leave Barcelona,so…HALA MADRID VAMOS,Git Up Now…
Liverpool-Real Madrid 1-2
I would like to see Raul,leaving the club next year.He’s not the same Raul like before and the time came for him to let the younger players take his place in the Real Madrid attack.He still scores goals but if there was another player in his place like Adriano,Villa,Ibrahimovic,Benzema-they would score much more goals and would provide much more assists than Raul.So I think that Raul is currently disturbing the team instead of helping the team so he must leave for the good of Real Madrid.
March 5th, 2009 @ 21:46Players that I would like to see playing for Real Madrid-Benzema,Cristiano Ronaldo,Kaka,Fabregas,David Silva,David Villa,Raul Albiol,Ribery,Diego,Vucinic,Danielle De Rossi,Mexes,Chivu,Tevez,Mauro Zarate,Vidic,Mascherano…
There are alot of players out there,who are quality players,who would make alot of difference if they came to Madrid and I’m sure that most of them would love to come to Real.Real has the mobney,so the only thing that is left for them is to buy the right players and create a team which would have more quality than Barcelona.If they buy the right players and if they have great coach,who plays for the result like Juande Ramos,Mourinio,Ferguson maybe Carlo Ancelotti,then i’m sure that Real will play better than Barcelona but it depends on them not on me unfortunately…
So Lets wake up,lets git up right now,the ones who work in Real Madrid must see the stuff that everyone se and know,and change the team and overcome Barcelona,because its the players that make the difference in Barcelona,not the coach,we saw them changing the coach and they still play the same way,score alot of goalsand win games.Everyone knows that the only reason for that is-Etoo,Henry and Messi.Its not the coach,its not the midfield,its not the deffence,and for sure its not the goalkeeper…
So I hope that they buy the right players,at least spome of the players that I listed above,and they will surely become better than Barcelona…
Git Up Now
Real Madrid are a great team and there is no denying they have a fantastic trophy cabinet. At the moment they are struggling due to issues like Van Nistelrooys injury and snjeider, van de vaart etc being off form but the fact remains that they are a big club(second biggest club in the world after Man Utd of course) and there will always be players attracted to that history and as long as they are not playing for Manchester Utd I don’t blame them.
March 6th, 2009 @ 12:57another jealous united fan….look do us a big favour tell sir alex stop being such a big hypocrite and might reach the achievements of bayern and Ajax LOL. You may be catching up to Liverpool but being as big as Madrid? u will never be..keep dreaming in lala glory land LOL…
March 6th, 2009 @ 14:21tut tut,who would have thought that madristas would become like the scousers?talking about history.it seems its all they have these days.history means f*ck all if you cant keep it going or make more of it.madrid are not the club they used to be,and probably never will be again
March 7th, 2009 @ 03:25what’s the issue…who has won la liga in the past 2 years? We have…which team has allways made it to the knockout stages in the history of the CL…we have..this shows we are either there or there about its called consistance. I agree Madrid are winners and if you don’t see them doing that eyebrows are raised…fingers are pointed its how things work if your the top dog…As goes for history? Well today a club might be doing well but u don’t define it as great or world class its FORM which is TEMPORARY.. Where as stating somthing is great or world class look at the history (factual information over along period of time) that is greatness that is CLASS which is PERMANANT..if ur gona right stuff coming out of ur backside then dump it outside the nou camp or old Trafford and not on here plz.
March 7th, 2009 @ 10:51the bottom line is that in FOUR YEARS madrid have failed to reach the QUARTER-FINALS of the Champions League.
In essence, for the last FOUR YEARS Real madrid have not been inside the top 8 best teams in Europe.
Biggest Club in the world? Ha. Outside of Spain people think nothing of Madrid nowadays.
History means nothing if you are’nt backing it up now.
The 5 best teams in the world are the English teams and Barca.
As for the ‘Media Bias’, it’s not bias, it’s just a reaction to the disgraceful transfer policy and sub-standard football that Madrid have been employing this season. Barcelona on the other hand, are thrilling to watch, and go about their transfer dealings with respect.
Madrid have a great history but this is the present and Madrid need to accept that they are no longer the best team in the World, not even close.
I would like to see madrid as good as they were with zidane and a young raul… but the fact is it looks unlikely.
March 7th, 2009 @ 23:12^ psht.
I mean really? How utterly naive.
And the Champions League is NO basis for ranking teams…
and duffman, by “used to be”, do you mean the galacticos? I really hope not. No one’s talked about history unless you mean th feact that we have won la liga twice in a row… And what exactly is your basis for saying “they will never be again”?
March 8th, 2009 @ 00:15naive? you are the naive one, believing that real are still a great team when its plain to see that they are not.
The Champions League is no basis for ranking teams? Well, its only the biggest and most important club competition, where the best teams meet. And its funny that a Madrid fan is de-valuing the Champions League when you so often refer to winning in 9 times. In fact, the ONLY basis for ranking Europeann teams is the Champions League. Tell me, how do you suggest they should be ranked?
Every Madrid fan on this page has talked about history which is fair enough, it is a great history. But lets be realistic, Madrid aren’t the same team they were. You won La Liga two years in a row, well done. But the Spanish League, especially last year, is nothing compared to the English League, and this year Barca have joined the elite group of Europe’s best, while Real have not.
March 8th, 2009 @ 01:07the basis for saying “they never will be again” is that Real appear to be on a downward slope. Someone mentioned the young players coming through… there’s not enough quality youth at Madrid! that’s why they are out trying to buy Ronaldo, Fabregas, Kaka, Ribery etc!!!!!!!!!
you have good players, don’t get me wrong, and one fantastic player in Robben but surely you see that you do not have the players or the right stability at the club to challenge the top 5 teams in Europe at the moment or in the forseeable future!?!
This is all coming from someone who supports a league where foreign players dominate and to attract this player you have foreign billionaire owners of football..Just face it the English league is an ‘artifical’ all the top players are from Spanish decendents if there from brazil,Spain, or argentina they all play the same type of football. To be honest with you without foreign players and foreign investment the English league is jack all,the prime example to this theory is the Spain vs England friendly a few weeks back where Spain humaliated england.premiere league ARTIFICIAL LEAGUE…LOL
March 8th, 2009 @ 08:54heinze,marcelo,cannavaro,gago,diarra,robben and huntelaar all started last night for real.and you say that teams like united are dominated by foreigners?looks like im not the only one talking sh*t so….
March 8th, 2009 @ 14:30do real madrid want to buy christiana ronaldo? or which of the player are they intrested for?
March 8th, 2009 @ 19:26Are all you Real fans idiots??
You talk about being so rich, but you had to take out a loan late last yr to cover your debt due to the economic crisis. If your so rich you wouldnt have to do this.
Also you have rumoured to have taken out ANOTHER loan to buy C.Ronaldo. Again if you are the richest team in the world whats with all the loans?
Surely with all your riches you would just use your own money to buy players so there is no interest and bank fees???
March 9th, 2009 @ 04:40For a start, I’m not English.
March 9th, 2009 @ 23:00It’s funny how you’ve changed your line of argument to foreign players playing in England, but it really just shows again the weakness of Madrid.
Robinho left Real to go to Man City. Man City. Man city who are 8th in the Premier League. The point being, these foreign players who come to the Premier League, come because it’s the strongest league in the world. Even Torres one of Spain’s best players left la liga to play in England.
Also it’s very hypocritical of you to talk about foreigners in England, when Madrid would be nothing without Pepe, Cannavaro, Diarra, Gago, Saviola, Sneijder, Robben, Marcelo, Drenthe, Heinze, Huntelaar, Higuain, Metzelder, van der Vaart, Dudek, M.Diarra and van Nistelrooy.
Real fans are a bit silent in here after getting dry-humped by an English team who are so poor in their own league that Saturday will end their domestic campaign in earnest, lol!
March 12th, 2009 @ 11:58Go back to Spain, continue having some joke of a candidate cause unrest at other clubs by “promising” to deliver ____________ (insert whichever player’s name who is flavour of the day here) and continue buying Manchester United rejects (Beckham, RvN etc.)
LMAO!
ur full of it…this is probly coming from someone who went from 1968 – 1999 without any success in Europe(man u) were going through a bad patch i admit but dat is a drought…as goes for Liverpool they can do wat they pls in CL but wat is the point of winning CL when u havnt won ur league for almost 20 years? Every dog has it day…keep barking you fools.Madrid like in the past will return gloriesly. Hala Madrid
March 12th, 2009 @ 17:00Dry yer eyes, no European footy again this season whilst Barca grab all the headlines and by the end of the season, all the glory too. RM are an overhyped team, run by muppets for muppets.
March 12th, 2009 @ 20:20Wait until Fiorentino Perez becomes prezident of Real Madrid,and then we will see Real Madrid triumph again,just like 7-10 years ago.Wait until the July elections.
March 12th, 2009 @ 20:37When 7years ago Real took all the stars in the world,everyone talked about that there is no-more star left,all the stars are going to Real Madrid,and that there is no more competition in football,that Real is going to win everything.You want that to happen again?That will happen again.After Fiorentino Perez becomes prezident,alot superstars will follow him to Real Madrid.And then your are going to complain again,so say whatever you want for now,because later you will be jelous for Real Madrid,like 7-10years ago,when Real was dominating the world,with Fiorentino Perez the president.
Wait until the July elections.
March 12th, 2009 @ 20:39When 7years ago Real took all the stars in the world,everyone talked about that there is no-more star left,all the stars are going to Real Madrid,and that there is no more competition in football,that Real is going to win everything.You want that to happen again?That will happen again.After Fiorentino Perez becomes prezident,alot superstars will follow him to Real Madrid.And then your are going to complain again,so say whatever you want for now,because later you will be jelous for Real Madrid,like 7-10years ago,when Real was dominating the world,with Fiorentino Perez the president.
Real can’t afford anything now, they have to rely on the crooked Spanish government bailing them out yet again because of completely inept people like Per(v)ez overspending on distinctly average players. They haven’t got the cash to buy Ronaldo, they asked to pay in instalments to which my namesake told them to stop smoking so much paella, lol!
March 12th, 2009 @ 20:49A 2nd rate team and soon to be the 3rd team in Spain.
Jealous of that? I wouldn’t think so! Keep harping on about this “7-10 years ago”, keep on living in the past. We are in the present. Polishing more trophies!
Listen Real Madrid fans u can cry all you want but you’s are more like United than you think why cause u have most of our (Uniteds)Ruud Henzie Beckham now Ronaldo HELL NO!!!Ronaldo only dreams of playing in a Real shirt coz he’s cold in England and his mom pefered Spain but he knows staying with United is the right chocie 1.Because United is the best team in the world 2.United are the best team in England and Real are not in Spain (Barca) 3.Fergie has won 24 cups in 23 years so far (13/3/09) could 26 in 23 years at the end of the season 4.Real dont know who their manager is and are not steady on that front 5.True Real have top class players but didnt see Ronaldo or Nani as end products @ sporting lisbon were as United di
March 13th, 2009 @ 03:58u wana polish trophy come over to the bernebau and polish our trophy…ur arms will come off…like I told you bad run…bad form…where on earth were u in 1968-1992 when u couldn’t win a single CL or premiere league cup u even got relegated…1968-1999 is it the long u went without any GLORY in Europe have a look at urself before u point the finger..medevoker man u…even if we do go through bad times we are around to take the hits knowing good days will return like they did in the past…where as u dirty united supporters one bad result and ur know where to be seen…just think about 1968-1999 who u are…
March 13th, 2009 @ 09:52STOP HARKING BACK TO THE PAST! We are now in 2009 (or at least the rest of us are). Real are full of cheats from the board right down to the players and fans.
March 13th, 2009 @ 13:50Real is a club where old United players go to get a final pay day and then retire into the sunset.
Your team is crap now and will be for the foreseeable future due to the overspending of pricks like Perez ruining your ultra Right wing Franco loving club.
That is all, move along, nothing to see here.
Real is a club where old United players go to get a final pay day and then retire into the sunset.
i think manchester, madrid, barcelona,manchester city,chelsea, want karim bemzema , i think he’ll most likey play for barca, or madrid, i dont think he likes england very much, and as far as kaka goes the next time manchester city offers him a deal u ‘ll bet hell take it .henry will retire soon, and city will peobly buy a famouse italian defender , like pirlo or nesta
March 18th, 2009 @ 08:07henry will retire soon?? he’s 31 and still world class! pirlo is a midfielder!!!!!!!! what are u on about man?
March 22nd, 2009 @ 15:26Real is gonna stay to 911
March 31st, 2009 @ 18:21