Comments on: should Ronaldo leave Manchester United?

By: name

name — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 05:10:12 +0000

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name — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 01:17:47 +0000

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name — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 01:17:17 +0000

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By: Currahee101

Currahee101 — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:16:19 +0000

Eh Pastor K, your reason 2,5 and 10… aren’t they all the same?? Haha!

For Arsenal to win EPL, they must be willing to fork out more money lah, if not hor, all these talk of winning the championship will be just ‘Chey dai pao’ only!

On another note, if Real Madrid (those Spanish pricks!) willing to part 80 million pounds for Ronaldo, as a MU fan, I would say: “SELL! SELL!! SELL!!!” C’mon… 80 million pounds man! That’s a profit of 67.2 million pounds!!

Even with Ronaldo gone, I am sure with that obscene load of money, plenty of world-class players will be begging to jump into the jolly-rich red ship, and with the addition of a couple of them, they will be able to more than make up for the lost of Ronaldo.

By: Joel Tay

Joel Tay — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 08:14:49 +0000

Man Utd does not have a good winger in their reserves, so if they do sell Christiano Ronaldo, they would have to go shopping for a replacement, which would defeat the purpose. It’s not just the skill, but also the commercial value of having a star player in their ranks. Which other player sells more shirts for Man Utd? Rooney? have a feeling that he would be sold though… with all the hype going on. There is no smoke without a fire.

But if I were Ronaldo, I would move. The increase in salary is really good. Even if he goes to Real Madrid for a few years and gets drop into the reserve, he would have already have earned more then if he stayed on at Man Utd for the rest of his career.

By: blogpastor

blogpastor — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:35:21 +0000

Hi Jason
Nobody likes the thought of it, but in the end, at the final game, German “precision engineering” will suffocate Spanish flair and pretensions. Remember how Greece (with German coach) defeated a creative Portugal (with Brazilian coach).

I don’t see Russia beating Spain; and Spain cannot help but choke at the final hurdle.

By: jason

jason — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 03:13:00 +0000

yea, i think ronaldo will leave. there’s no more challenges in the EPL and there’s a bigger paycheck at real madrid (plus it feels more like home there). well, as an arsenal fan, it still baffles me what wenger is doing at the moment(in terms of getting players). samir nasri? do we honestly need another playmaker/striker? sorry for digressing but i really think arsenal should get an experienced and high quality centre back, a good DM, and some high flying winger. i would love to have a tony adams, patrick viera and marc overmars. oh no - i’m talking about past glory days again. wake up arsenal!

oh, back to the point, maybe ronaldo should leave and join arsenal. that’ll at least provide some challenges for him. but the wage structure police will step in and make sure he joins Real for the big monthly ang pow. gosh, i think i am reading lamentations in the ‘arsenal bible’. wail, cry, weep. i hope i didn’t waste my money on next season’s jersey.

p.s. i feel sick after watching turkey’s win over croatia. the cruelty of soccer.

By: Bolivian Beat Alter Ego

Bolivian Beat Alter Ego — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:22:33 +0000

Portsmouth, Aston villa, Yeovil or maybe Tampines Rovers should win the premier league. This is of course nonsense.

But wouldnt it be fun if a poor team wins the league instead of these monster-financed-foreign-made-truncated things called Chelsea and Man. Utd (oh dear… better take cover before the plates start flying).

As for Ronaldo…Yeah make the mega bucks in Read Madrid, then come to Singapore, get PR and play for the Singapore team. Now!!! that would be a real challenge for our curly haired wonder boy.

By: kenny

kenny — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:10:01 +0000

Yes the kids are wonderful. Thank God for them. They bless me so much.

Regarding Chelsea, I am afraid Scholari may inspire the team to the heavens. But with so many changes afoot for team and player and manager and staff, I think it is not unreasonable to expect a period of loss of momentum and therefore a time of rebuilding, yah? So maybe third? or fourth?

With two Portuguese leaving, and Ferguson leaving, and Scholes and Giggs only shadows of their glorious best, maybe Man U should be satisfied with second, yah?

And kindly let Arsenal wear the crown for a year. Boleh tak?

By: kenny

kenny — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:59:36 +0000

Yes I wrote the post but removed it after the video didn’t play. Yes I am still watching some of the Lakeland revival videos. Hope to embed a video or two and obtain comments from blog visitors.