And what exactly did Ronaldo win whilst he was at Inter?
Why all of a sudden is La Liga looked down upon as a shit league? So La Liga is shit, Serie A is shit, is the bundisliga shit too? i guess it must be meaning that only players playing in England have a chance of recognition?
Hang on, Liverpool have thrown a lead away they shouldn't have, Chelsea are a shadow of their former selves and Arsenal aren’t even in the top 4. United had a slow start and had barely hit stride yet still are in a rather comfortable position in the Prem.
This belittling of other domestic leagues doesn't really bode with me whilst you make a fine point about Ronaldo at Inter, it was the strongest (although perhaps not at it's very peak, 80's i think for that) domestic league at the time he didn't win much. The UEFA cup but maybe if he hadn't got those really bad injuries he might have inspired them to win more.
I didn't say anything about win, but if your bias is such that you're going to tell me Ronaldo didn't dominate and devestate what was the best league on the planet, by far, at that time, then this is pointless.
Besides which, in the Inter vs Juve game that was effectively the title decider, Inter were clearly robbed - scandalously so, in fact, which denied Ronaldo his scudetto.
I didn't say La Liga is 'shit' I said it's not very strong at the moment, and it is clearly miles away from its halycon days from 2000-2004. There's no strength or cohesion amongst the title challengers there and the quality of play has taken a massive dip because of that. Barcelona don't even have a title rival - that's pretty much unheard of and it
is an indictment of how poor La Liga is this season.. and has been for the last two before this one as well.
You ask me about the strength of leagues across Europe, and I'd say this is not a strong season for any league, truth be told. Inter Milan are top of a dire league that has been decimated by scandal and debt, we're top of an English league where no team is playing great football or can even get their act together in anything like the fashion seen from United in 06/07 or Arsenal/Chelsea and ourselves last season. Ligue 1 is shit and a general procession for Lyon.
For excitement you've got La Liga and Bundesliga, but that is not mutually exclusive with quality where in past seasons you could say it was somewhat synonymous.
At the very least a top dog club this season will have to put the rest of Europe to the sword because domestic competition has not been of a great standard anywhere this term, but at least the Prem' is competitive where La Liga simply isn't. Wouldn't you have loved to see this year's Barcelona thrown into the mixer with the Valencia and Real Madrid sides of the turn of the century? That'd be something worth crowing about.
You're clouding issues with your last paragraph and relatively, Barcelona's squad has much more strength to it than the one Ronaldo was part of at Inter and should be expected to win more as a team because of it.