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  • CR7
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    Originally posted by Farhad-7 View Post
    LOL just sent a PM to Under_Lahaf, he will change it for you.
    oh good choice btw
    Thanks man

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  • PersianMadrid7
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    Even though it's not a good idea to spend 2 clubs worth of money on 2 players... it is going to be entertaining to watch. Kaka accepting Madrid's offer over Man City shows Madrid's class. Ronaldo on the other hand better perform as good or better than he did an United, or the deal would look even more pathetic.

    United and Milan fans I sense are acting like they've lost a girlfriend, and Madrid is the deush that stole it from them.

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  • HuSsAiN
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    Originally posted by shayan20 View Post
    I wouldnt say non existance!!!
    He may not have scored goals but he certainly made them suffer. eg. just go back 05/06 in stamford bridge, he makes a fool of robben, then makes del horno sent off in the first half, that had the biggest influence and was the reason barca controlled that match and broke chelsea's 2 year unbeaten record.
    also he hit a nice shot which hit the post. but again its not just that he scores or not, its his influence.

    Ronaldo played on the left V puyol in 2nd half. Just watch the game from 70min onwards. Ronaldo got owned by Puyol not once not twice, not 3 times, but 4 times
    Well, I could say the same thing about Ronaldo.

    Ronaldo caused problems last year in the Nou Camp. Although he missed a penalty, he really should've had another penalty, and was cuasing Marquez all sorts of problems. Also, in the El Madrigal stadium vs Villareal, he hit the crossbar with a stunning strike in the group stages. He also was 'kicked' and 'studded' in the thigh by a Villareal player, who deservedly got sent off. He will easilly cope in the La Liga, because of the players around him. He will flourish, but i still fancy Barca to win the La Liga.

    When Tevez and Berbatov came on, Ronaldo did move in the left for a while, but the game was dead and buried. He didn't play in the left in the beginning. I'm sure, if Ronaldo started playing out-wide, he would've caused Sylvinho and Puyol all sorts of problems.
    I also don't see how the ball running out, and Puyol just lets it go as 'ownage'.

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  • shayan20
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    Originally posted by HuSsAiN View Post
    Messi did score, but in previous encounters, he's been non-existence.

    It really shows you didn't watch the final. Ronaldo didn't even play in the left vs the ageing Puyol. He played in the middle in the lone striker role. Ronaldo started well, but after the Eto'o goal, it was one way traffic.
    I wouldnt say non existance!!!
    He may not have scored goals but he certainly made them suffer. eg. just go back 05/06 in stamford bridge, he makes a fool of robben, then makes del horno sent off in the first half, that had the biggest influence and was the reason barca controlled that match and broke chelsea's 2 year unbeaten record.
    also he hit a nice shot which hit the post. but again its not just that he scores or not, its his influence.

    Ronaldo played on the left V puyol in 2nd half. Just watch the game from 70min onwards. Ronaldo got owned by Puyol not once not twice, not 3 times, but 4 times

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  • HuSsAiN
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    Originally posted by shayan20 View Post
    Messi has scored. Ronaldo hasn't. End.
    Anyway I see don't see south american players in Laliga letting Ronaldo do what he did in EPL.
    He's going to find it real hard.
    The UCL Final as you saw, he couldn't even handle Puyol at RB
    Messi did score, but in previous encounters, he's been non-existence.

    It really shows you didn't watch the final. Ronaldo didn't even play in the left vs the ageing Puyol. He played in the middle in the lone striker role. Ronaldo started well, but after the Eto'o goal, it was one way traffic.

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  • shayan20
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    Cannavaro doubts Madrid success

    Former Real Madrid defender Fabio Cannavaro doubts whether the signings of Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo will solve the "internal problems" he believes exist at the Bernabeu.

    annavaro has spent the past three seasons at Madrid but, having not been offered a new contract, will return to his previous club Juventus for the 2009/10 campaign.And he is not convinced acquiring two world stars will help the club close the gap on treble winners Barcelona.
    "The club is going to have to do more because these players will not solve the internal problems," said Cannavaro, who is currently with the Italy squad in South Africa building up to the Confederations Cup.
    "The most important thing for the team is to achieve a group mentality."
    Madrid have come under fire for spending 166 million euros ($A286million) on two players in the current economic climate, but Cannavaro is not surprised they have targeted the best.
    "They are incredible figures, astronomical ones, especially in a world crisis as we are experiencing now," he said. "But those figures reflect the club culture of always being accustomed to being the best."
    And Cannavaro expects Real Madrid president Florentino Perez's shopping spree to continue.
    "I think Madrid need five signings," he said. "Most of them in attack, as that is Real Madrid's playing mentality."

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  • shayan20
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    Originally posted by HuSsAiN View Post
    He was close this year in the final and vs Villareal in the group stage.

    that don't prove nothing, Messi only scored 1 goal(recently) in 11 attempts against an English side.
    Messi has scored. Ronaldo hasn't. End.
    Anyway I see don't see south american players in Laliga letting Ronaldo do what he did in EPL.
    He's going to find it real hard.
    The UCL Final as you saw, he couldn't even handle Puyol at RB

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  • PFS
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    Originally posted by shayan20 View Post
    Barca break records on the pitch, Madrid break record off the pitch ie.Transfer Market.

    yes thats why we have the record for the most records

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  • HuSsAiN
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    Originally posted by shayan20 View Post
    Ronaldo hasnt scored against a Spanish team
    He was close this year in the final and vs Villareal in the group stage.

    that don't prove nothing, Messi only scored 1 goal(recently) in 11 attempts against an English side.

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  • shayan20
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    Ronaldo hasnt scored against a Spanish team

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  • Suprah
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    Originally posted by shayan20 View Post
    I doubt he can score 20+ goals in La Liga.
    Forlan couldnt score 10 in EPL

    But yes, I expect totally different football in Spain for Ronaldo.

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  • shayan20
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    I doubt he can score 20+ goals in La Liga.

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  • Farhad-7
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    ^thanks repped(edit:need to spread more). he might be a homo but he does score some nice goals.

    oh and the 1st two vids didn't work due to copyright.

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  • Suprah
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    A bit of nostalgia for us United fans.

    Some of Ronaldo's best ever goals as our #7 for 6 memorable seasons.

    February 24th 2007 – Fulham away Despite leading the table throughout the 2006-2007 season, I still couldn’t quite believe we were going to win the league. The cockiness I’d becom…

    March 23rd 2008 – Villa at home Manchester United were cruising towards their second consecutive title and had just beat Liverpool 3-0. Ronaldo was flying, scoring seven goals in his past sev…

    February 14th 2004 – City at home in the Cup Does it get much better than being drawn against your rivals in the FA Cup? Back in Cristiano Ronaldo’s first season we played City in the 5…

    April 15th 2009 – Porto away in the CL quarter-final Quite simply the best goal he ever scored for us.

    February 1st 2005 – Arsenal away This was probably the last of the really meaty Arsenal game. We’d beaten them 2-0 at home and ended their 49 game unbeaten run. Our away trip to Highbur…

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