Real Ronaldo Move Dead

Everyone who has a stake in Ronnie want him to leave cos Inter ar not as big as he is.

By Brazil I dont mean the football team itself, but the nation (fans, politicians, football ppl etc).

But the primary aim would be to get his career back on track and the Team would want that no doubt.

I actually meant they'd like him to move for publicity, he is like the primary ambassador for the country and they want him on the back pages around the world every day instead of Beckham.

But Brazil is to a lesser extent, the main people calling for a move are the moneymen who want his profile raised, and that'll be his agents and Nike.

Nothing more to say on this really, just gotta sit back and watch.
 
Ronaldo is a decent guy and never hinted he would leave Inter until now. His talk up until a couple of weeks ago was how he wanted to make up for his 2-year absence getting the Scudetto for them.

Something must have happened to change things. Both Nike and the agent would probably have strong reasons to take him to Real. Cuper and Inter probably want to offload him as well. If I had Vieri and Recoba, an injury prone striker who got the Golden Boot but could easily be out for another year tomorrow, financial collapse everywhere and such wages/transfer fees involved I would as well.

This has little to do with Ronaldo wanting to stay or go but other factors at play. Even the "got paid over two years" doesn't hold as insurance covered that (mind you, his insurance policy must be quite expensive!).

Stop slagging him off FFS!
 
Originally posted by ShAoLiN_ChRoNiC:
<strong>I actually meant they'd like him to move for publicity, he is like the primary ambassador for the country and they want him on the back pages around the world every day instead of Beckham.
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What a load of toss Shao. Brazilians don't give a damn where Ronaldo plays as long as he is fit and can play for the National Team. In fact, they are more worried about the fact that Inter fans don't like him now and that might affect his morale.

Beckham? Brazilians had never heard about Beckham until the WC quarter final. When the England games were on he was referred to as Beckman, that's how famous he is over here. The main newspaper actually had to introduce the England players in the run up to the game and the Brazilians laughed about the fact that your star player hadn't scored more than 10 int'l goals (7 or 8?).

I agree with you over Ronaldo blindly following his advisors. After all, they took him there! But Brazil plays no part in this conspiracy of yours.
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By asking Ron to leave Inter, could they have messed up his career ? I mean, now Real don't want him, Inter's fans feel betrayed and I can't see the two kissing and making up.
What the feck have politicians in Brazil got to do with anything, anyway ? ;)
 
Originally posted by antohan:
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What a load of toss Shao. Brazilians don't give a damn where Ronaldo plays as long as he is fit and can play for the National Team. In fact, they are more worried about the fact that Inter fans don't like him now and that might affect his morale.

Beckham? Brazilians had never heard about Beckham until the WC quarter final. When the England games were on he was referred to as Beckman, that's how famous he is over here. The main newspaper actually had to introduce the England players in the run up to the game and the Brazilians laughed about the fact that your star player hadn't scored more than 10 int'l goals (7 or 8?).

I agree with you over Ronaldo blindly following his advisors. After all, they took him there! But Brazil plays no part in this conspiracy of yours.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Brazil play a part - he owes them his allegience and evrything he does, Brazil is first in his mind. But I *did* say that they had less to say/do with this than Nike or his agents and that its the money men who were instigating any move. That example was just an example of how Brazil hold a stake in Ronaldo and what he does, where he goes etc etc.

I reckon some Brazillians do care about where he plays though (i.e. the Brazil FA?) . He is after all a Brazil player first and foremost and if they feel he and his career would be better off someplace else.....they would want him to move on. Not that they'd do all this media shit, but they might say to him to get out of Inter to get whats best for him and forget about loyalty to Inter - cos his loyalty is to Brazil. See what I'm trying to say?

If he were to hear people saying that he would start to think about a move no matter how much he liked it in Inter.

Just my thoughts
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The Brazilians don't care as long as he does the business for them.

Even then, playing for Inter or Real is not too much of a difference as far as they are concerned. If he were playing for Perugia maybe (just MAYBE) you would have a point.

The Brazilian FA would say nothing as they cannot expect to be listened to, they are a laughing stock they can't organise a fecking league!

The only way I can see the Brazilian FA sticking their noses in is because Nike control them as well.

All the roads lead to Nike ;)
 
latest is he refused to take the team because he was not told about early enough (sounds fishy),
also was training alone, away from rest of team,
his agent said, that it was upto cuper when he is allwoed back with team,

either he's off to madrid or us, no way any othe team can handle his wages.

i say madrid, but u never know, we have been unpredicatble with the prices we thought , we might pay, but actually paid.
maybe even crespo goes straight to inter in exchange (if we got him), as Inter can't afford him without offloading somoeone big, Real are not too interested, fergie's got the playing cards.

buy crespo who is too similar to ruud, and part exchange him for ronaldo, who will settle better with us if injury free,plus Inter do not lose too much cus they get an italian league big gun striker in exchange,for an unhappy player.

It's only a matter of time till inter get forced to unload an unhappy player due to pressure from fans, team etc...

and fergie gets him cheap aswell, as crespo could be bought for 15 million, if the cannavarro deal is anything to go by or a measuring tool.
 
hmmm all this talk of ronaldo, with most salivating at the prospect of him joining United :eek: .....has anyone actually thought if he'll last the gruelling matches...by no means is he matchfit for the Premiership....the serie A doesn't even come close to the Premiership in terms of brutal challeges..the guy should come with a fragile sticker on......and he'll probably be out for two seasons after one `subtle' tackle form the likes of Unsworth or Batty.....come on people, he was class a long time ago, now he's just a big baby crying for attention......no way is the man worth more than Shevchenko or crespo for that matter....just doesn't look to be the force he was at PSV.......also, there are whispers that shevchenko could be on his way out of milan.....if that's indeed the case, jedi master say screw ronaldo, let's go for shevchenko..... <img src="graemlins/devil.gif" border="0" alt="[Devil]" />
 
that's laughable, jedi. Ronnie is pure class, pure and simple, and to question his credentials to play at OT is stupid. We have Forlan and Ole for when either Ruud or Ron aren't playing well / need a rest. Many players come back from injury and are never the same player, but Ronnie has worked hard and the World Cup showed he is still world class. Shevchenko is a better but far more unlikely option, so all talk of him coming is fanciful (though it doesn't look like we have a hope in landing Ronaldo anyways). As for Crespo, don't be silly. We probably won't sign another big-name player for a while, so all this discussion will mean jack for the time being. ;)
 
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<strong>We probably won't sign another big-name player for a while, so all this discussion will mean jack for the time being. ;) </strong><hr></blockquote>

so if you're still thinking we might have a chance of signing ronaldo, take it he's no more a big-name player anymore then?
you're the jackass who started this thread right?! ;) ......
anyways, you still haven't answered if he'll be able to last the Premiership pace....seriously doubt it.....and he didn't exatly set the WC ablaze did he.....none of his goals were class, all bloody easy tap-ins.......
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bloody easy tap-ins that you could have scored ? I doubt it. Not without using the force anyway. ;) I did reply to whether he could handle the Prem pace or not, saying Ole and Forlan could step in if needed. I think he could handle it anyway, he's suceeded in every league he's been in. BTW if you notice, I was the one who started this thread, but it is about Ronaldo not going to Real, not saying directly that he will / should defo sign. :) Shevchenko maybe a better signing, but Crespo ? Get a grip jedi. <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" />
 
OK first off an injury is an injury. Its not a condition that stays with the player, it comes, it goes.

Because his injury has come and gone, it means its not still there about to pop up again. As for the liklihood of a new injury, Hell every player has a chance of a new injury coming along (Rio!) so Hell we should just not sign anyone.

Ronaldo has immense skill and strength, he can handle the Premiership easy. He is probably stronger than Ruud and as fast as Owen and more skillful than anyone. So he can handle the physical nature - thats if they can even catch him.

As for him coming - we're a big club, we can dream. No smoke without fire.

P.S. Crespo has an incredible strike rate and is Veron's best mate. I would be more than happy to see someone of his calibre boost our strikeforce. He isnt my first choice, but he is definitely someone who will get you 15+ goals a season, if we had that last year we'd have won the league.
 
Ronaldo had to have intense treatment every two hours during the WC just to train. Undoubtedly, he was immense. I agree he could handle the premiership and would definitely make an awesome partner for Ruud.

However, he is a major RISK. I genuinely believe he will break down again. It gives me no pleasure to say it but Utd would be foolish to pay out big money on him. Ronaldinho is a far better investment. In Brazil, he is considered to be their brightest prospect and the player who will succeed Ronaldo in few years time.

I'd also be delighted with Crespo as an alternative. Ronaldo fully fit - no question. At the moment - out of the question.
 
After 30million on Rio, i cant see us buying Ronaldo. But i wouldnt rule out the transfer next year, if we only buy him.
 
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