I disagree. You can shuffle world class players around to increase the overall quality of the team, but you do not offload the GOAT. You get the rest of the team to function around him.
Successfull companies do not fire their top performers and role models, they try to make them shine even more and establish them as cultural drivers for everyone else to strive towards.
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Successfull companies do not fire their top performers and role models, they try to make them shine even more and establish them as cultural drivers for everyone else to strive towards.
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Exactly 
Look at what Tottenham did with all that Bale money. Capoue
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Look at what Tottenham did with all that Bale money. Capoue
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look what we did with that coutino money or you guys with the zz money, it’s hit or miss.
personally, I wouldn’t sell Ronaldo but I’m not gonna say it’s a terrible decision if he was sold
The commercial deals we signed since Ronaldo arrived are much bigger than the one's we had before and exceed what you normally can get as an italian club (only 4th most attractive league commercially).
The idea that selling him is the right decision financially is completely wrong. We need to keep the Ronaldo train running as long as possible as long as he performs on a WC level, the increase of revenue caused through the commercial sector is a structural advantage the club will benefit for years to come post-Ronaldo. That's much bigger than underperforming the CL twice in a row as much as it hrts. The money invested in CR7 is a great capital expenditure.
Also the reason why we have no money and a team thats not as good as it should be is not Ronaldo, its because of wasting money on overpaid players like Ramsey, Rabiot or Khedira as well as spending like 125m(!) on just CB's last season in De Ligt, Demiral and Romero, while having a shitty midfield and a shitty coach. Blaming Ronaldo or regretting signing him is absurd, problem are some decisions we made before Ronaldo arrived and those we made since he arrived. We have a comptence issue, not a Ronaldo issue.
The idea that selling him is the right decision financially is completely wrong. We need to keep the Ronaldo train running as long as possible as long as he performs on a WC level, the increase of revenue caused through the commercial sector is a structural advantage the club will benefit for years to come post-Ronaldo. That's much bigger than underperforming the CL twice in a row as much as it hrts. The money invested in CR7 is a great capital expenditure.
Also the reason why we have no money and a team thats not as good as it should be is not Ronaldo, its because of wasting money on overpaid players like Ramsey, Rabiot or Khedira as well as spending like 125m(!) on just CB's last season in De Ligt, Demiral and Romero, while having a shitty midfield and a shitty coach. Blaming Ronaldo or regretting signing him is absurd, problem are some decisions we made before Ronaldo arrived and those we made since he arrived. We have a comptence issue, not a Ronaldo issue.
Once he delivers the CL ita all gonna be different talk. Serie A is one of the 3 biggest leagues, and all 3 have drastically different football philosophies. And while Germany is 4th, it doesent have the same appeal historically as the other 3. Succeeding and getting on top of Europe in La Liga, EPL and Serie A is uheard of, never done before amd probably never will after. If he brings CL here he ahould be the undisputed GOAT, atleast as far as club football goes (but overall as well imo)
