I think it's a fantastic signing because Ronaldo is a legend and still a world-class player. I do think, however, that Man United (and here I'm referring to everyone from Woodward down to Ole) would be wise not to get swept up in the spectacle of it. Yes he's a great player and we, as fans, are lucky to have him a second time, but this is Manchester United, and he is also lucky to get to play for this great team a second time. No player is bigger than the team, and I hope that all decisions taken are done with what's best for the team, even if that means potentially upsetting Ronaldo (the penalty kick discussion is an example of this.)
Had he gone to City (I know it's a horrible thought that thankfully will never happen,) I have no doubt that Pep wouldn't have kowtowed to his ego; I hope (but somewhat doubt) that Ole will be similarly tough. The good news is that usually what's good for Ronaldo's ego is also what's good for the team, as he backs it up with ruthless professionalism.
Anyway, this is all a bit rambling, and I think it's better just to stop worrying and enjoy this incredible moment.
Had he gone to City (I know it's a horrible thought that thankfully will never happen,) I have no doubt that Pep wouldn't have kowtowed to his ego; I hope (but somewhat doubt) that Ole will be similarly tough. The good news is that usually what's good for Ronaldo's ego is also what's good for the team, as he backs it up with ruthless professionalism.
Anyway, this is all a bit rambling, and I think it's better just to stop worrying and enjoy this incredible moment.