Ronaldo Unhappy at Real Madrid

Paully D

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Rekop dog

Sad lol, gtfo Ronaldo! Go spend some of your multi millions or smash a supermodel or something.

Xavi6

Oatesy23 wrote: »

Explain to me why vdV took a 25% paycut to return to a team that narrowly avoided relegation last season. He went from battling for a Europe spot with Spurs to battling for mid-table at best, possibly even battling relegation...and he asked for the move..

Two words - his missus

And in fairness, we'd all work for free if it meant being close to that every day instead of in another country.

conor360

super_furry wrote: »

You think Scholes, Giggs and Neville would have hung around if United weren't winning trophies and if they weren't some of the highest paid sportsmen in the country?

it was them who made utd win trophies

Duff

killwill wrote: »

Did he not move to win a title and get a big paycheque?!!!

He won the league with Blackburn in 94-95 and moved to Newcastle in 96 and stayed there until retirement in 2006. Turned down a move to United to stay with his hometown club.

Paul Tergat

Duff wrote: »

He won the league with Blackburn in 94-95 and moved to Newcastle in 96 and stayed there until retirement in 2006. Turned down a move to United to stay with his hometown club.

You make it sound like he moved down 4 divisions to move to his hometown club with a massive pay cheque. He moved to a club who were looking like challenging for the title for years to come and was going to be paid handsomely.

The same applies for pretty much any player at this level. They are paid really well and it would be quite easy for them to stay at a club in the top flight and keep earning their relative fortunes.

Loyalty from players is pretty much dead nowadays

redzerdrog

just on the topic i read about a year ago that liverpool have never recieved any enquiries/bids for jamie carragher in all his years with the club.

Oat23

Xavi6 wrote: »

Two words - his missus

And in fairness, we'd all work for free if it meant being close to that every day instead of in another country.

Partly, but he didn't move because he is whipped. It was always his intention to return to the place he calls home. If Bayern came in offering him double the money he still would have went to HSV, guaranteed. He and the club have already made plans for a job off the pitch after he retires (at his request).

But yeah, Sylvie is fookin amazing.

Isn't there a $1billion release clause in his contract? I may have the currency wrong but unless it's Lira or something it's a sizable amount.

MRPRO03

With English Translation:

http://www.ligabbva.com/watch?v=hv9ch0Fs84o&list=UU838v54FOVXYBZ2Altz845g&index=1&feature=plcp

Sanity_Saviour

How do you say "a non-story" in Spanish?

Panthro

I think he feels threatened by Essien's arrival....
;-)

LiamoSail

killwill wrote: »

Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher might disagree

The above stayed tab one club for a number of reasons, most more important then love for the club

If utd or Liverpool had been consistently fighting relegation, mid table, or only in a position to pay them average premier league wages, they wouldn't have hung around

The likes of scholes, Higgs and Gerard could have played for the bigger clubs in Spain or Italy, but there reasons for staying weren't love for their club, it was that their demands interms of trophies and money were being met where they were, and uprooting for more
Money probably didn't seem worth it

Does anyone really believe Gerard scholes or giggs would have stayed at one Club had utd or liverpols finances and success over the lAst 20 years mirrored the likes of villa or everton?

I very much doubt it

LiamoSail

MD1990 wrote: »

"I don't celebrate goals when I am feeling sad and that's the case today," Ronaldo said,

What sort of a grown man comes out with that sort of ****?

He sounds like a 6 yr old girl

LiamoSail

killwill wrote: »

. Scholes never even had an agent I believe.

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He did. He got rid of him in the latter part of his career

Hulk Hands

YouTookMyName wrote: »

Messi signs a new contract with Barca and he's now the highest paid player in the world ahead of Ronaldo. 2 weeks later Ronaldo kicks up a fuss either to get a new contract from RM or to get shipped to City or PSG, in order to sign a new contract and get his "status" back. Yes, he's THAT small time. Sad excuse for a human being.

Nice copy and paste from here...http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=297287.0

False Prophet

redzerdrog wrote: »

just on the topic i read about a year ago that liverpool have never recieved any enquiries/bids for jamie carragher in all his years with the club.

Not really a suprise, not good enough for bigger clubs and he wasnt likely to move to a smaller club. Also never caused a fuss at the club/media to encourage bids/enquiries.

killwill

LiamoSail wrote: »

The above stayed tab one club for a number of reasons, most more important then love for the club

If utd or Liverpool had been consistently fighting relegation, mid table, or only in a position to pay them average premier league wages, they wouldn't have hung around

The likes of scholes, Higgs and Gerard could have played for the bigger clubs in Spain or Italy, but there reasons for staying weren't love for their club, it was that their demands interms of trophies and money were being met where they were, and uprooting for more
Money probably didn't seem worth it

Does anyone really believe Gerard scholes or giggs would have stayed at one Club had utd or liverpols finances and success over the lAst 20 years mirrored the likes of villa or everton?

I very much doubt it

Ah Gerrard's success has been alot closer to Villa's and Everton's than United's over the last 20yrs.
All 3 could have gone to Juve, Barca, Real and had better climate, women, etc.
IMO they stayed for the love of their clubs.

I hope he goes to City or Barca just for the lols

LuckyLloyd

rarnes1 wrote: »

I hope he goes to City or Barca just for the lols

City would be a pretty hilarious transfer. Would make them pretty much invincible though were it to happen.

Nothing story though. He'll get a new contract or bonus and it will be fine. Thread won't be complete until we get to link Balague's incorrect 'insider' take on the issue though

GavRedKing

Roman just saved over £1 Billion from a court case the other day, sign him up I'd say.

tossy

brinty wrote: »

Fergie fergie sign him up...

Could you imagine a forward line of a fully fit rooney, van persie and ronaldo.....

No...Flog Rooney to finance the deal.

Cienciano

Some serious naivety about footballers and money. Money is number 1, same as anyone working in a job. Funny that out of the tens of thousands of players, a few people think the point is wrong because of about 3 players on massive wages playing for the top clubs!
One player I can think of was Matt Le Tissier, but even he stayed at southampton because they let him get away with being a lazy bastard.

mitosis

Whatsisname wrote: »

Even if this is true, I couldn't see him going anywhere but United, I think he simply loves the club too much and has way too much respect for everyone at United and the club in general.

What a strange dreamland you must live in

carlop

It's more than likely bull**** but Jorge Mendes (CRAgent) says he didn't know that Ronaldo was feeling like this and it's not related to money.

http://www.marca.com/2012/09/03/futbol/equipos/real_madrid/1346661605.html

Maybe he was in love with Granero, or hates Michael Essien.

tossy

tossy wrote: »

brinty wrote: »

Fergie fergie sign him up...

Could you imagine a forward line of a fully fit rooney, van persie and ronaldo.....

No...Flog Rooney to finance the deal.

That would only get one of his legs I'd imagine, probably the left one.

GavRedKing

carlop wrote: »

It's more than likely bull**** but Jorge Mendes (CRAgent) says he didn't know that Ronaldo was feeling like this and it's not related to money.

http://www.marca.com/2012/09/03/futbol/equipos/real_madrid/1346661605.html

Maybe he was in love with Granero, or hates Michael Essien.

Could be something to do with this.

super_furry

killwill wrote: »

Ah Gerrard's success has been alot closer to Villa's and Everton's than United's over the last 20yrs.

Huh? He's won every single trophy he could win in club football, aside from the Premier League.

Aenaes

Isn't this a case where a special relationship between 2 clubs comes into handy effect?
Levy must be on the phone right now

Fromthetrees

Most players want the biggest paycheque they can get but it's by no means just because of greed.
It's a status thing for many players, it's to feed their egos. Like Theo Walcott thinking he's worth more than 70 k per week, doubt it would happen but he would give up CL football just to get the money he was 'worth'.
Also, another poster said Ronaldo has to be the best paid footballer in the world, that's pure ego.

Francie Barrett

GavRedKing wrote: »

Could be something to do with this.

It isn't.

"If I won I would not have been surprised, if I lost I would not have been surprised," he said. "I am fine about that. Iniesta won, and he deserved it."

Giggsy11

MisterAnarchy

Somes extra info

Spanish radio host Jose Ramon de la Morena broke the story that Ronaldo had met with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez and the club's director general Jose Angel Sanchez on Saturday, and told them he wanted to quit the Spanish giants.

"He went into Perez office and told the Madrid president and Jose Angel Sanchez that he wanted to leave Real Madrid," de la Morena revealed. "He said he did not feel loved within the squad, and did not feel supported by the rest of his team-mates.

"Ronaldo told them that he was not happy in the team, that he was distanced from nearly everyone and especially from Marcelo. They do not talk since Marcelo said that Casillas could be a perfect Ballon D'Or winner. Cristiano was very affected, as previously Marcelo, Pepe, [Fabio] Coentrao and Cristiano were a very close group, eating together at training. Today, when Cristiano scored his first goal, Marcelo went and hugged [Jose] Callejon. They do not have the same relationship as before."

On radio show El Larguero, AS editor Alfredo Relano gave what seemed a more balanced view of what might be going on in Cristiano's mind.

"He wants more money," said Relano. "A while ago he was talking about a contract for life. The price of a superstar has gone up after all the goals he has scored and after all Madrid have won

inforfun

He might want to grow up a little bit.
He is a big boy now.

d22ontour

Fromthetrees wrote: »

Also, another poster said Ronaldo has to be the best paid footballer in the world, that's pure ego.

No club would be retarded enough to allow that stipulation in a players contract, to be best paid at the club does happen, but to allow outside events you would have no control over to dictate a players wages is sun reader nonsense.

enfant terrible

Whatsisname wrote: »

Even if this is true, I couldn't see him going anywhere but United, I think he simply loves the club too much and has way too much respect for everyone at United and the club in general.

But in saying that, theres no way we could afford him..

That's funny I could only see him going to one club too City.

SEPT 23 1989

Tevez Aguero Ronaldo

FutureGuy

enfant terrible wrote: »

That's funny I could only see him going to one club too City.

Not in a million years. Now I am sure that they will offer a world record fee for him (well in excess of 120m) but I cannot see him wanting to go there.

Turtyturd

Daemos wrote: »

Since Rodgers and Mourinho are mates maybe we can get a discount. Say... 95% off?

We would still only offer 500,000 less than what they wanted and refuse to offer more.

mitosis

Giggsy11 wrote: »

Ronaldo said, adding it was a "professional" and not a "personal" issue

Must have had a strange relationship with his Da........

FutureGuy

I remember Ronaldo saying that he wanted to win everything in Enland, then Spain and then Italy. Cannot see him going to Italy for another 7 years tbh as no Italian club could afford him, but I see him trying to win Serie A in his early-min 30's.

between now and then, the only clubs I could see him going to are United in a mega swap deal with Rooney or Chelsea.

Cypher_sounds

I doubt very much that Ronaldo will leave Madrid, not for another 2/3 years anyway.

Cienciano

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

Somes extra info

If that's true, I feel sorry for Jose and Perez. It's like dealing with 14 year old girls. Really is hard to believe this is a grown man!

Jax Teller

It's his Fathers anniversary in a few days .Probably a bit upset over that .

NIMAN

Coletrickle88 wrote: »

It's his Fathers anniversary in a few days .Probably a bit upset over that .

He said it was not a personal issue.

SlickRic

double GG wrote: »

He's going back to United.

if he goes back to Utd, i'll give up football I reckon.

Ronaldo, Kagawa, Rooney, VP.

fúck right off.

v3ttel

Melion wrote: »

Have United got a spare 150m laying around?

IPO, baby! :pac:

NIMAN

How will he go back to Utd.

There might be the small matter of Real Madrid wanting a return on their investment. They paid £80mill for him, and I'm sure they would want that, plus more, back considering his value has only gone up since his arrival.

Utd can't afford it, City probably could.

But I agree, I am losing interest in top level professional football too. These guys are not in the same world the rest of us occupy.

Panthro

Falcao Torres Ronaldo
Boom!

NIMAN

Panthro wrote: »

Falcao Torres Ronaldo
Boom!

Good luck trying to deal with those ego's