ALL Ronaldo's future/comments/speculation

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So where those quotes real?

He actually said: "I didn’t do anything wrong. I did what I had to do but the team made mistakes and that is why we lost." ? And to think he was a captain.

Can't believe this guy, he really thinks he's bigger than everyone.
 
Sneijder now... is their any one in the real team that hasen't tried to tap up Ronny.

I'de sell him to Barcelona for £10M less just to spite the f'ckers.
 
Shotgun raisin said:
Probably true. He'll lose an awful lot of his impact as he loses his pace. He's not the most creative player in the world.
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I don't think he's close to his peak at all. In terms of impact it may very well level out or his form might continue or he might get better, as for losing pace I don't think it's an issue at all
 
I can't understand Cristiano's demeanour actually at this time...

He seemed strangely disconnected against Germany for someone who is always so concerned about his team's performance... Even at the end of the game, he didn't seem to be as affected as he would normally have been... This is so unlike him! This episode of Real v/s United is truly getting to him, I feel... He himself doesn't really know what he wants, I feel...
 
Striker10 said:
I don't think he's close to his peak at all. In terms of impact it may very well level out or his form might continue or he might get better, as for losing pace I don't think it's an issue at all
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In terms of the type of player he is, there's barely any room for improvement. All he can do from this point on is change his game, but he's not really demonstrated the versatility in his play to suggest he could (not that he's needed to thus far, mind). He'll never be any better than he is now imho.
 
Vinay said:
I can't understand Cristiano's demeanour actually at this time...

He seemed strangely disconnected against Germany for someone who is always so concerned about his team's performance... Even at the end of the game, he didn't seem to be as affected as he would normally have been... This is so unlike him! This episode of Real v/s United is truly getting to him, I feel... He himself doesn't really know what he wants, I feel...
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come and feel my balls
 
Shotgun raisin said:
In terms of the type of player he is, there's barely any room for improvement. All he can do from this point on is change his game, but he's not really demonstrated the versatility in his play to suggest he could (not that he's needed to thus far, mind). He'll never be any better than he is now imho.
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The thing is technically he doesn't have to change or alter his game. If he does what he just did for the next 5 or so years he'd be one of the worlds greats
 
Donut said:
So where those quotes real?

He actually said: "I didn’t do anything wrong. I did what I had to do but the team made mistakes and that is why we lost." ? And to think he was a captain.

Can't believe this guy, he really thinks he's bigger than everyone.
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Thats a bit harsh, he always talks like that. When he says "the team", he meant him and the whole team, i reckon. He wasn't actually speaking about individuals in particular.

Also, I think all this is Nereida's fault!!! Maybe she's trying to lure him to spain!!!
 
Striker10 said:
I don't think he's close to his peak at all. In terms of impact it may very well level out or his form might continue or he might get better, as for losing pace I don't think it's an issue at all
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I agree with this, in terms of being a goalscorer I think there is very minimal room for improvement however he is still only 23 and can still improve as an overall footballer. Ronaldo hasn't quite developed the subtlety that Figo and Rui Costa had but it can be worked on. In the future I think Ronaldo will change from a pure athlete into a more natural footballer meaning he may score less goals but will have greater influence on matches from deeper and more central positions on the pitch.
 
Cold_Boy said:
I would be happy if he stays here for 2 more seasons.He is actually close to his peak right now even though he is only 23,he is close.The next 2 seasons could be the best of his career.
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I sort of think what we saw this last season was unique.

He'll grow as a player and I suspect it will be his assists and his creativity that will increase.

But 42 goals from a winger? I'd be thrilled if he got 20 again next year.*

Often these days world players of the year, even when they are young, go a bit stale within a couple of years especially if they are full of themselves (see Fat Ronaldo; see Ronaldinho), whereas the ones who are grounded and down to earth (see Zidane) continue at the highest level.

I still think he'll stay with us for two years, which will be just about right although I will be crushed when he does go.

* If he does somehow go to Spain I DO NOT want to hear crap from the tards about him scoring 40 goals again. How many goals did Forlan and Kanute score in that piss-ant league?[/size=1]
 
Cold_Boy said:
Surely dont have the same "love" for him now but will support him till he is a United player and I hope he stays here for 2 seasons at least.
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It's strange how these feelings can change... I am too of the same kind of feeling as you share here...

But, where I don't blame him is from the fact that it can be perfectly understandable from his background that he might have a huge pressure from his close ones to probably make it to Real Madrid (they all probably had not much tried to read any news about Manchester United before Cristiano joined us). For all we know, maybe it could have been one of his dear defunct father's wishes.

I do believe, though, that if it were only down to him, he'd have stayed at United...
 
We (or at least me but i will continue in the plural) find ourselves in a bit of a conundrum here. Although we all seem to be coming round to the idea that Ronaldo is not wanted at United based on his desire to join Madrid and his recent behaviour, we have to be careful not find ourselves supporting Madrid's attempts to sign him at a knock down price.

If the fans turn against him this will make it less viable for him to return next season which will put more pressure on the club to sell, this will strengthen Madrid's hand in any negotiations and we could see our best player leve for a pittance as we did with Ruud and Becks.

So whilst i am now of the opinion that i do not want to see that litle shit in a United shirt ever again, i think ow ould ratehr see that than see him leave for a fee undeserving of his talent...or would i? I don't really know anymore...which, I fear, is exactly how the Madrid PR macine want me to feel...
 
Vinay said:
It's strange how these feelings can change... I am too of the same kind of feeling as you share here...

But, where I don't blame him is from the fact that it can be perfectly understandable from his background that he might have a huge pressure from his close ones to probably make it to Real Madrid (they all probably had not much tried to read any news about Manchester United before Cristiano joined us). For all we know, maybe it could have been one of his dear defunct father's wishes.

I do believe, though, that if it were only down to him, he'd have stayed at United...
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Yes but then he said he would stay here many times this season.Right after the CL final too.And we alawys knew he was going to leave and I respect his desire to play for Madrid.

But all this is too soon.I mean he should have waited 2 seasons at least after saying he wants to be legend at United and would stay for many years and all those lies.

He knows we don't have a ready-made replacement for him if he suddenly decides to leave.

And there is something called dignity.Lets see if he remains as good a player at Real Madrid as he was with us .
 
INF-AMOS said:
Sneijder now... is their any one in the real team that hasen't tried to tap up Ronny.

I'de sell him to Barcelona for £10M less just to spite the f'ckers.
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I understand your hatred for Madrid but that would be utterly stupid.
 
When asked if he has made a decision regarding a move to Real, he replied: "No, not yet."

On Sky Sports News website.
 
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Reporter: The Euro is over now, is it today you are going to tell about your future?
CR:No...now i want to talk about the game, what i did wrong but in the next few days i'll say more about my future

Possibilities are big (to go to Real Madrid) but it doesn't deppend on me and i don't want to talk about this anymore.

Reporter: is there any contact with you from real madrid?
CR: i think so, i don't know. in the next days we'll see and we'll get to a deal
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What I want to know is...

if that's a transcription of both what the reporter asked, and what Ronaldo says - where does the editorial insertion of 'to go to Real Madrid' come from? That insertion is only valid if it explains an otherwise unquoted context in the preceding question - such as 'what is the situation regarding your future with Real Madrid?'.

Yet if that sort of question was asked, why isn't it simply in the transcription as words uttered by the interviewer? Then, of course, it would need no explanatory insertion. Unless, perhaps, the context is an assumption by the editor rather than a reasonable certainty based on accurate interpretation of context. So can we be sure exactly what 'possibilities' are big?
 
Cold_Boy said:
I would be happy if he stays here for 2 more seasons.He is actually close to his peak right now even though he is only 23,he is close.The next 2 seasons could be the best of his career.
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players in the modern era peak a little later than say 20 years ago...training, diets and such....also maturity and experience of players as they reach the age of say 26 or 27 combined with their physical ability peaking at the same time....think he wont be on the downside until he is past 29....also Ronaldo is a hard worker and smart enough not to get into stupid habits that will hurt his ability to play the game...at least none that we know of....

fingers crossed the lad absorbs our traditions and becomes a true legend.....
 
jasonrh said:
I sort of think what we saw this last season was unique.

He'll grow as a player and I suspect it will be his assists and his creativity that will increase.

But 42 goals from a winger? I'd be thrilled if he got 20 again next year.*

Often these days world players of the year, even when they are young, go a bit stale within a couple of years especially if they are full of themselves (see Fat Ronaldo; see Ronaldinho), whereas the ones who are grounded and down to earth (see Zidane) continue at the highest level.

I still think he'll stay with us for two years, which will be just about right although I will be crushed when he does go.

* If he does somehow go to Spain I DO NOT want to hear crap from the tards about him scoring 40 goals again. How many goals did Forlan and Kanute score in that piss-ant league?[/size=1]
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I'm sure he'd still score at least 30 goals in all comps if he stayed and doesn't get injured.

As for your last point, how many did the widely proclaimed "Best player in ze premiership Thierry Henry" get in that piss-ant league?
 
sonymobby said:
Jason what do you think about Ronaldo? Is he going to leave or stay?
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Pay attention! (He thinks he'll stay)

And not that this plea will do anything but fall upon deaf ears; or to metaphorise the visual sense, there's none so blind as those that will not see, but all this unthinking vituperation of our erstwhile hero makes no allowance for as yet unknown factors, whose eventual apokalypton might yet explain all. One notes with sad resignation the enduring human capacity for whimsical recrimination which has resulted in many a poor, single, intelligent village girl being dragged from her home and burnt at the stake for being 'A WITCH!!!'
 
I don't buy any of this shit anymore. I want us to keep Ronaldo and I refuse to believe all that crap stories until I hear an official statement (press conference where he says he wants to join Madrid or stay at Manchester) either from Ronnie or Sir Alex Ferguson - I still remember 2006 when many thought Ronaldo would leave and in the end he didn't. No doubt no player is bigger than the club and I'm 100% sure we will (or would) cope with the loss of Ronaldo, but he now is instrumental to our game and gives us that piece of extra quality a lot of teams lack.
I hope he chooses wise from the footballing point of view, only time will tell though.
 
Cal? said:
As for your last point, how many did the widely proclaimed "Best player in ze premiership Thierry Henry" get in that piss-ant league?
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Was Barcelonas overall top scorer with 19 goals, although Eto'o was out injured.
 
Cal? said:
I'm sure he'd still score at least 30 goals in all comps if he stayed and doesn't get injured.

As for your last point, how many did the widely proclaimed "Best player in ze premiership Thierry Henry" get in that piss-ant league?
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12, although Barcelona were generally poor.

Forlan's and Kanoute's improvement had more to do with teams being built around them and other players willing to use them as target men. Both of them were usually less important for their respective Premiership teams which made it difficult for them to deliver.

Other myth has it that Morientes and Reyes were always prolific goalscorers in Spain, but failed to adapt in the Premiership thus their poor record. Fact is, Morientes prior to his Liverpool move couldn't score a goal in La Liga either, while Reyes since moving back to Spain scored only six goals for Real Madrid (that's why they didn't bid for him) and not a single goal for Atletico.

La Liga is different, but not that much easier.
 
EspadaYdaga said:
i quite like the contrast with the soft poo and hard peanuts
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You get the same effect if you eat lot of white bread with sweetcorn, only the softness and hardness is the other way around.

I like that we can share ideas like this. Whenever I try to bring it up at work they hush me up. It's PC gone mad.
 
Sultan said:
There's something wrong with football fans who are logical. It's not supposed to be that way.
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:D

I'm just built that way...


Actually. let's take a moment to warn everyone merrily saying 'sell him and spend the money'.

Cast your minds back to the sale of Beckham and what I'm sure was the original intention to redesign our team using Ronaldinho. The problem was that we sold option 1 - and then failed to get option 2. We may well face the same kind of problem selling Ronaldo - we would immediately lose him as an option - and there is no guarantee that we would get a favoured alternative option.

As it turned out, we didn't do too badly way back because Ronaldo came along - another prodigy may come along in future - but how long would it take? To sell Ronaldo without needing to do so seems like cutting off Utd's nose to spite Ronaldo's face.
 
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