From this, i start to feel bad now , the case direction isnt in our favour.
This world has no mercy and not a place for nice guys. Those reporters they dont care how much our club did to sign him, dont care how much peace and mind we need to win that fucking big ears cup, dont care about our business image and how hard for us to reach to this point... no we should fall down very bad.
This world has no mercy and not a place for nice guys. Those reporters they dont care how much our club did to sign him, dont care how much peace and mind we need to win that fucking big ears cup, dont care about our business image and how hard for us to reach to this point... no we should fall down very bad.
The tweet from Winterbach is pretty laughable, to say the least. They have been very one-sided in this, and their agenda have been to paint a picture of Ronaldo as guilty since day one. Yet he claims to have not been partial and that he has covered "both sides of the story", adding that "it's not our job to judge". Well, they most certainly have judged.
You also gotta love how he in tweet "10/11" says that "only #Mayorga and #Ronaldo know the truth about the incident."
Well, Mr. Winterbach, congratulations, you just recognized and acknowledged the fact that the critical documents in the case (the questionnaires) are inconclusive.
You also gotta love how he in tweet "10/11" says that "only #Mayorga and #Ronaldo know the truth about the incident."
Well, Mr. Winterbach, congratulations, you just recognized and acknowledged the fact that the critical documents in the case (the questionnaires) are inconclusive.
This Winterbach dude really likes to refer to their legal department, but he must be a nightmare for them. Unless Ronaldo is convicted in court or admits to rape, der spiegel are going to face real consequences.
The way they covered this story wasn't just onesided, it was downright malicious.
'The LVPD don't have evidence. This means Ronaldo's team made evidence disappear.'. Uh, no, it doesn't. By far the likelier explanation is that is wasn't there in the first place.
But that's exactly the kind of statement that shows they wanted to get to Ronaldo.
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The way they covered this story wasn't just onesided, it was downright malicious.
'The LVPD don't have evidence. This means Ronaldo's team made evidence disappear.'. Uh, no, it doesn't. By far the likelier explanation is that is wasn't there in the first place.
But that's exactly the kind of statement that shows they wanted to get to Ronaldo.
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Don't think they're going down, but they have to be careful going forward. My stance is that they have been incredibly one-sided in their reporting of this case, and if the 'evidence' they are sitting on proves to be worthless or easily refutable, then the reporting will have been very disproportionate. In such a scenario, I can see them getting in trouble. And I think that's what @Seven is saying too, I don't read him as saying that they will go down based on what we currently know, but that the potential for this to happen is there if it turns out they have created a shitstorm over nothing. But it's all hypothetical as of now.
Something which isn't so hypothetical, though, is the fact that days and days have gone by now without any new, damning evidence appearing against Ronaldo. It's the same good ol' story being rehashed over and over again - with some quotes from newspapers and lawyers sprinkled here and there. I'm loving it, and I'm not even close to being as worried as I was when the story first broke.
We'll obviously have to wait and see what comes out of the LVMPD investigation, but I doubt it's gonna be anything noteworthy. The evidence situation, to my understanding, is pretty much the same as back in 2009. In addition, we have the Football Leaks documents, which I expect will not be lended any credibility in a court of law. Retrieved by a hacker (a criminal) in a digital format, they are easy to manipulate and I expect that Christiansen can back up his claim that those documents have indeed been altered and are false. It would surprise me a lot if he just ran to the media and blurted that out without having something concrete.
Something which isn't so hypothetical, though, is the fact that days and days have gone by now without any new, damning evidence appearing against Ronaldo. It's the same good ol' story being rehashed over and over again - with some quotes from newspapers and lawyers sprinkled here and there. I'm loving it, and I'm not even close to being as worried as I was when the story first broke.
We'll obviously have to wait and see what comes out of the LVMPD investigation, but I doubt it's gonna be anything noteworthy. The evidence situation, to my understanding, is pretty much the same as back in 2009. In addition, we have the Football Leaks documents, which I expect will not be lended any credibility in a court of law. Retrieved by a hacker (a criminal) in a digital format, they are easy to manipulate and I expect that Christiansen can back up his claim that those documents have indeed been altered and are false. It would surprise me a lot if he just ran to the media and blurted that out without having something concrete.
Pretty much.
Because they have been so aggressive, they're now in trouble unless Ronaldo's guilt becomes evident.
They said quite a bit more than that actually.
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Because they have been so aggressive, they're now in trouble unless Ronaldo's guilt becomes evident.
I think you're asking a bit much now. 
So far, you can summarize everything that has been said by Ronaldo's representatives in a few words: "It's not true"
So far, you can summarize everything that has been said by Ronaldo's representatives in a few words: "It's not true"
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