Comments on: Real Madrid re-open the Cristiano Ronaldo saga http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/ Soccerlens - Football News You Can Trust Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:26:47 -0800 http://soccerlens.com/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: samuel odunayo http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-116800 samuel odunayo Mon, 15 Jun 2009 09:23:24 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-116800 it is good to have ronaldo again in madrid cos it will be good combination again,gooooooooooood it is good to have ronaldo again in madrid cos it will be good combination again,gooooooooooood

]]> By: BD Condell http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103813 BD Condell Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:57:55 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103813 Jofrad, I agree on the Ronaldo issue. Arrogant and conceited and I don't recall ever having less respect for a Utd player. I was in favour of selling him. If he continues to do well for the club I'm happy with that but he has forever lost my respect (I didn't have a lot before the saga in truth). If he goes there will be no protests from me. At the end of the day everything moves on. Jofrad, I agree on the Ronaldo issue. Arrogant and conceited and I don’t recall ever having less respect for a Utd player. I was in favour of selling him.
If he continues to do well for the club I’m happy with that but he has forever lost my respect (I didn’t have a lot before the saga in truth).
If he goes there will be no protests from me.
At the end of the day everything moves on.

]]> By: Jofrad http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103807 Jofrad Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:49:00 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103807 OK BD, I'm no Man U fan but Ronaldo has treated the club who nutured him appallingly. Sir Alex said he was going to put him in the stands which he should do and then sell him to the highest bidder over £60m. Is that better ? I shall now stand back and watch Fernando Torres turn down all bids to stay at Liverpool. OK BD,
I’m no Man U fan but Ronaldo has treated the club who nutured him appallingly. Sir Alex said he was going to put him in the stands which he should do and then sell him to the highest bidder over £60m.
Is that better ?
I shall now stand back and watch Fernando Torres turn down all bids to stay at Liverpool.

]]> By: BD Condell http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103803 BD Condell Tue, 14 Oct 2008 04:49:57 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103803 Definitely arrogant, vain and egotistical to an annoying level. Also, many thanks to Jofrad for an insightful and intelligent contribution! Definitely arrogant, vain and egotistical to an annoying level.

Also, many thanks to Jofrad for an insightful and intelligent contribution!

]]> By: Jofrad http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103781 Jofrad Mon, 13 Oct 2008 19:15:28 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103781 Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Etc Etc………………………………………………………………………….. Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha Ho Ho He He Ha Ha
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]]> By: hardredded http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103774 hardredded Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:54:04 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103774 It is understandable that Ronaldo wants to go to Real. For most Portuguese, Spanish, and South American players Real and Barcelona are the everests of club football. Eversince he arrived in OT I never expected him to stay on and finish his career there. That's why like most United fans I won't be disappointed if he left. I would be more upset to see Tevez leave than Ronaldo. I'm one of the many though who are pissed off in Real's manner of running their business. There's nothing "Royal" about this club. It is understandable that Ronaldo wants to go to Real. For most Portuguese, Spanish, and South American players Real and Barcelona are the everests of club football.

Eversince he arrived in OT I never expected him to stay on and finish his career there. That’s why like most United fans I won’t be disappointed if he left. I would be more upset to see Tevez leave than Ronaldo.

I’m one of the many though who are pissed off in Real’s manner of running their business. There’s nothing “Royal” about this club.

]]> By: Will D http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103771 Will D Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:41:30 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103771 I completely agree with Victor Li - I think the kind of talent he's been surrounded with work more to his advantage than to their own. I think that Real will lure Ronaldo away sooner or later, incessant as they are in pursuit of their targets. I've also said for a while that we'll see when he exits just how good a player he is; i suspect that his numbers will see a sharp decline in the absence of brilliant supporting players willing to concede goals to him. Additionally, I've seen tremendous potential in another Manchester winger - Nani - who I think could be just as good if not better with his superior athleticism and speed. He's certainly at a loss to Ronaldo for technique, but I think it would benefit the squad nevertheless to put the ball in possession of more generously team-oriented handlers on the team more often than to Ronaldo, who is infrequently interested in anything other than scoring goals and feeding his ego. I respect that he is a great player (certainly among the best in the world currently) but, as a Manchester United fan, I will not be too displeased at his inevitable departure. Might even free up some funds for acquisitions; I think it was a major blunder not to pick up at least one of the more exciting and prolific goal-scorers available, such as David Villa or my personal favorite, Samuel Eto'o, whose tenure with Barcelona, I believe, is at an end presently. I completely agree with Victor Li – I think the kind of talent he’s been surrounded with work more to his advantage than to their own. I think that Real will lure Ronaldo away sooner or later, incessant as they are in pursuit of their targets. I’ve also said for a while that we’ll see when he exits just how good a player he is; i suspect that his numbers will see a sharp decline in the absence of brilliant supporting players willing to concede goals to him. Additionally, I’ve seen tremendous potential in another Manchester winger – Nani – who I think could be just as good if not better with his superior athleticism and speed. He’s certainly at a loss to Ronaldo for technique, but I think it would benefit the squad nevertheless to put the ball in possession of more generously team-oriented handlers on the team more often than to Ronaldo, who is infrequently interested in anything other than scoring goals and feeding his ego. I respect that he is a great player (certainly among the best in the world currently) but, as a Manchester United fan, I will not be too displeased at his inevitable departure. Might even free up some funds for acquisitions; I think it was a major blunder not to pick up at least one of the more exciting and prolific goal-scorers available, such as David Villa or my personal favorite, Samuel Eto’o, whose tenure with Barcelona, I believe, is at an end presently.

]]> By: iqnadirshah http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103757 iqnadirshah Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:25:42 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103757 What else did anyone expect from Real? Nobody was naive enough to suggest that Real would give up on the player. As for Schuster it remains to be seen whether he would be at his present post next season. If I were him, I'd make sure that happens before deciding on who to buy next year. If Real Madrid fails to win the CL this season, there is a good chance he would be thrown out.................... What else did anyone expect from Real? Nobody was naive enough to suggest that Real would give up on the player. As for Schuster it remains to be seen whether he would be at his present post next season. If I were him, I’d make sure that happens before deciding on who to buy next year. If Real Madrid fails to win the CL this season, there is a good chance he would be thrown out………………..

]]> By: Victor Li http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103756 Victor Li Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:01:57 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103756 I like Cristiano Ronaldo and I would agree that he is unquestionably arrogant. You don't score all those goals without being a little bit arrogant. It's a credit to Sir Alex, Queiroz and the staff that they were able to make him channel his attitude to the benefit of the team. The interesting thing would be whether he could thrive the same way at Madrid. After all, they don't have forwards that are willing to work as hard as Rooney and Tevez to win the ball in midfield and then feed Ronaldo for a goal opportunity. After all, Ruud, Raul, and the others didn't get to where they are by being humble. I like Cristiano Ronaldo and I would agree that he is unquestionably arrogant. You don’t score all those goals without being a little bit arrogant. It’s a credit to Sir Alex, Queiroz and the staff that they were able to make him channel his attitude to the benefit of the team.

The interesting thing would be whether he could thrive the same way at Madrid. After all, they don’t have forwards that are willing to work as hard as Rooney and Tevez to win the ball in midfield and then feed Ronaldo for a goal opportunity. After all, Ruud, Raul, and the others didn’t get to where they are by being humble.

]]> By: Rob Parker http://soccerlens.com/real-madrid-re-open-the-cristiano-ronaldo-saga/13542/comment-page-1/#comment-103754 Rob Parker Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:46:16 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=13542#comment-103754 Ahmed, A fantastic player, but on the pitch and in his transfer dealing, undoubtedly an arrogant sod. I didn't think even his biggest of fans would contest that. It probably makes him a better player (as it does Ballack), but everything he does smacks of arrogance. Ahmed,

A fantastic player, but on the pitch and in his transfer dealing, undoubtedly an arrogant sod.

I didn’t think even his biggest of fans would contest that. It probably makes him a better player (as it does Ballack), but everything he does smacks of arrogance.

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