Ronaldo: News In Three Days

• omgukilledkenny

  1 Jun 08, 17:32

  

  Manchester United hot-shot Cristiano Ronaldo has stated that the final decision over his future will be announced by Tuesday.

  The Portuguese ace has been tipped for a move to Real Madrid, with Manchester United apparently unwilling to off-load their star, who scored 42 goals in all competitions this season, despite big-money approaches from the Spanish club.
  
  And Ronaldo, who is reported to be interested in a move to Santiago Bernabéu, has ensured that his future will be decided next week.
  
  "Let's see, I hope there will be news soon. In two or three days I will announce my decision," he said after the game against Georgia.
  
  On Portugal's display against Georgia, Ronaldo, who played during the first-half, said that he was happy with the 2-0 win and with his own level of play.
  
  "I felt fine in the game, from now on I only have to make maintenance. I have realized that my level won't drop, just like it won't raise.
  
  "I will be in good form in Euro, and I really want to make a good tournament," he added.

• Pitot

  1 Jun 08, 17:35

  i think it wouldnt affect us much even if he leaves.

  the team will just find a new way to cope with it. 

  it will be good if he stays, but okay if he goes.

   

  at least those pesky clones cant say anything about diving. ahahahaha

• purpledragon84

  1 Jun 08, 18:06

  Originally posted by Pitot:

  i think it wouldnt affect us much even if he leaves.

  the team will just find a new way to cope with it. 

  it will be good if he stays, but okay if he goes.

   

  at least those pesky clones cant say anything about diving. ahahahaha

  u think those clones wun pick on other things to say meh.. only want to find trouble only what they all..

• sand king

  1 Jun 08, 18:44

  If he leaves, I hope Nani matures FAST!

• Dead_Man_Inc

  1 Jun 08, 19:14

  Originally posted by sand king:

  If he leaves, I hope Nani matures FAST!

  if Nani matures fast, news of RM coming for him will be all over the place again~

• snowfoxx

  1 Jun 08, 20:16

  Man utd said earlier can trade three over plus cash, I think its a good move, get Casillas, Ramos...., i think real madrid will chicken out then

• iceFatboy

  1 Jun 08, 23:33

  Originally posted by Pitot:

  i think it wouldnt affect us much even if he leaves.

  the team will just find a new way to cope with it. 

  it will be good if he stays, but okay if he goes.

   

  at least those pesky clones cant say anything about diving. ahahahaha

  in a cruel way, I agree with him.

  I hate being held hostage even through he is a 40goals hero.

  if his heart is no longer with MU, then it is better to flog him.

  Sell him for maximum and then get good replacements.

  it took near 10yrs to get back to European Summit, and if he is the disruption like beckham, then we need someone stable and able to build and not rip the whole team up..

   

   

• iceFatboy

  1 Jun 08, 23:33

  Originally posted by snowfoxx:

  Man utd said earlier can trade three over plus cash, I think its a good move, get Casillas, Ramos...., i think real madrid will chicken out then

  well, if Ronaldo wants to leave, RM won't trade anymore..

• iceFatboy

  1 Jun 08, 23:34

  Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:

  if Nani matures fast, news of RM coming for him will be all over the place again~

  well, nani was meant to come in and understudy ronaldo.

  it is a double-edged how nani will benefit if Ronaldo goes..

• youyayu

  2 Jun 08, 10:31

  ronaldo is already losing his form

• zocoss

  2 Jun 08, 19:07

  CALDERON TO GIVE UP ON RONALDO

  

  
  

  Ramon Calderon has grudgingly admitted that there is little point in Real Madrid trying to sign Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo has announced that he will decide on his future over the next few days after being strongly linked with a move to the Bernabeu.

  However, Manchester United have insisted that he will not be sold this summer and have threatened to go to Fifa over Real's public pursuit of the Portuguese winger. Calderon has now stated that he does not want to continue to lift the supporters' hopes when the chances of landing Ronaldo appear very slim.

  The Real Madrid president has also stressed that his side would be able to cope if they failed to prise Ronaldo away from Old Trafford. "We would like to have a player like Cristiano, but if he does not sign for us then it would not be a major problem," Calderon told Marca.

  "The club has said that they do not want to sell him and we cannot keep going back. "One has to know when to stop these things in order to avoid the frustration that the fans could feel. "His club have to want to and if they want to negotiate with Madrid or any other club then they will."