Cristiano Ronaldo (112 Viewers)

DanielSz

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Sep 6, 2014
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theres too much smoke now, I think it’s safe to conclude Cristiano wants to be somewhere else. We’ll see if it actually ends in a transfer but Bini better start meeting again.
 

IlCapitano

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Dec 16, 2012
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ill post it here too.

man if we can get his wages off the books..opens up all kinds of possibilities. Only a week to do them though, so not ideal.
Oh please there is no possibilities. We're broke, there is no money regardless of his wages. Wages are not that big of a problem for us anyways, it's the amortization of transfer fees.

Yes it will be a bit better without a 80m yearly cost but anyone thinking we're going to be a better team and replace him properly is kidding themselves.
 

DanielSz

Senior Member
Sep 6, 2014
14,351
Oh please there is no possibilities. We're broke, there is no money regardless of his wages. Wages are not that big of a problem for us anyways, it's the amortization of transfer fees.

Yes it will be a bit better without a 80m yearly cost but anyone thinking we're going to be a better team and replace him properly is kidding themselves.
I would bet a lot of money on the club being better than the last two seasons if he leaves, properly replaced or not. And the club isnt broke btw, theyre just being conservative so they don’t get into an actual crisis.
 
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The only thing that is weird about his transfer to City is the fact that he is willing to destroy his United legacy. If it weren’t for that, the transfer makes a lot of sense: playing with a great coach, a great squad, he might win the Champions League and the Premier League, good Portuguese players, etc.

If I was CR7 I would stay in Juve this season, fight for Champions League (yes, I know, is almost impossible) and then go to PSG or City as a free agent. But it seems his arrogance beats his patience.
 

Snobist

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Apr 16, 2017
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If he wants to leave and he doesnt manage to find a club then keep him on bench. And give him 20-30 minutes each game.

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The only thing that is weird about his transfer to City is the fact that he is willing to destroy his United legacy. If it weren’t for that, the transfer makes a lot of sense: playing with a great coach, a great squad, he might win the Champions League and the Premier League, good Portuguese players, etc.

If I was CR7 I would stay in Juve this season, fight for Champions League (yes, I know, is almost impossible) and then go to PSG or City as a free agent. But it seems his arrogance beats his patience.
That’s ur worry? Wow
 

juve123

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Aug 10, 2017
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The only thing that is weird about his transfer to City is the fact that he is willing to destroy his United legacy. If it weren’t for that, the transfer makes a lot of sense: playing with a great coach, a great squad, he might win the Champions League and the Premier League, good Portuguese players, etc.

If I was CR7 I would stay in Juve this season, fight for Champions League (yes, I know, is almost impossible) and then go to PSG or City as a free agent. But it seems his arrogance beats his patience.
He wants his last big contract as Mbappe leaving Psg has caused this entire uncertainty 5 days before the end of transfer window
 

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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It is disrespectful to continue to put other shirts on him as if he were a sticker - wrote the brother of John Elkann, president of Exor, the holding company that owns the Juventus FC, reposting the offending tweet -. If he changes team. , wherever he goes, he will have respect as a man and as an athlete. Then he sees, said a Lord, that for us football has been a passion. For generations. "
 

juve123

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Aug 10, 2017
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The first offer by Real Madrid for Mbappé has been rejected by PSG. The new offer is ready in the next few hours. Cristiano Ronaldo is waiting he wants to leave juve. Also Mendes is trying to keep the Man City track alive too.(Nicole Balice)
 

Xperd

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Jun 1, 2012
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If PSG sign Ronaldo, this further indicates how desperate Qatar government are to improve their image.

They're probably thinking that signing the two most recognizable atheletes in the world and having them onboard with their 'project' will shed less light on the stadium deaths and all the controversy surrounding the world cup.

Think about it, Messi and Ronaldo will be promoting Qatar more than their own countries.

Either ways, they're going to win shit with both of them.
 

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