Cristiano Ronaldo may have had a bit of a troubled relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson by the end of his last season for Manchester United because of his very vocal desire to leave the team but now that he is with Real Madrid, the Portuguese winger has come out to say that he misses being with the Red Devils.

Ronaldo was transferred to Real after an unprecedented £80million fee this summer. But even though he misses life at Old Trafford he still maintains that he made the right choice in going to Real Madrid.

Ronaldo has also dismissed comments that Manchester United has been struggling without him this season. He said that even though the team has lost the last two games they are still the second placers in the league.

I think that it’s very sportsmanly of Ronaldo to say such things about his old club. We’ve often seen players who transfer to a new team lambasting his former teammates and the manager just to justify why they had to transfer in the first place. Ronaldo has proven that you can transfer without having to show any kind of animosity to your former teammates. Yes, he may be seen as a little bit of a brat by most fans but he’s shown that he can also be a stand-up guy.

Tags:   Manchester united · Real Madrid · Ronaldo

For a long time we have been rumoured to be interested in Miguel Veloso, a 23 year old Portuguese defensive midfielder. Veloso and his club Sporting always maintained that wanted to stay in Lisbon but things have gotten quiet around him.
Veloso was rumoured to be a +£20m target for us.

Anderson hasn’t been too terrific last season, potential is there but often his performance was below par and the question is if Owen Hargreaves will return and reach his peak again. Veloso would be a great reinforcement for the midfield and take work load away from Michael Carrick. And we have seen in the past that ManUtd CAN play with two defensive midfielders. Anderson and Hargreaves have regularly played together and immobilized the Liverpool and Arsenal midfield. Do we need Veloso? Has it become quiet around him because SAF is masterminding another coup? Continue reading »

Tags:   Ronaldo · Transfers · Veloso

It didn’t take long to finalize the capture of the 23 year old Antonio Valencia. The Ecuadorian has signed at Old Trafford. No transfer fee has been disclosed, but Wigan is said to have captured £18m for the international who pledge his trade two years in the shadow of the Theatre of Dreams.
There is no doubt that Valencia will fit our game the only question is will he be a fixture in the starting 11 from Day 1. He is raving to play in the squad though:

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Tags:   Benzema · Ronaldo · Transfers · Valencia

Missing my past reviews(pending work),i couldn’t stop myself of writing this one.Losing to Arsenal last week this was quite a fustration that was taken out by our team.This match was by far the best that United played this month.5 goals banged and a beauties by newbies.What else do u want.

The dominance and experienced United were already up within minutes of the game.Ronaldo’s early zig-zag free-kick took United ahead  in 4 minutes.The veteran Sorenson was left as a mere spectator which he only managed to caress the ball with his finger tips.Ronaldo reaching is 100th goal and a beauty goal to accomplish that.Second late in at the end of first half with the bigfoot Carrick pounding over Stoke with his left foot.United 2 goals ahead and a break for Orange.I won’t be ellobarating more on how the goals are scored as i assume the game’s been watched by all of u.Well The second half was no different. Stoke  got 3 more bangings one each from Ronaldo,Berba and Welbeck sealed United’s win.
Now with the players.
The team was perfect by far for United.No Rooney and no Ferdinand but still it was best at the moment.
Park and Ronaldo both playing hell of a time at flanks.Though Ronaldo was being clumsy and losing ball at times he balanced it with is low-cut passes and delicate flicks.
Park this season is one of the players who has aced in improvements.He still needs consistent plays to retain is form time to time.
Fletcher and Carrick were more than brilliant yesterday.Maturity with Fletcher as a mid-field was seen in this game.He was moving more like Scholes in his young days.this made more room for Carrick to leap ahead.The combination of Fletcher-Carrick is best at the moment.
The defense was commanding.Even without Ferdinand things never looked uneasy.Evans was playing confident as always and the remaining three got nothing wrong.

Evans and Welbeck both were fantasic and bright future stars of United.Recommended that they should atleast be given a time of 5 years to reach their top form.Like with Rooney when Fergie spoted him Moyes failed to do so.

The day was perfect for United but still we need 3-4 games to boost our selves to top.
United are 8 points behind Liverpool and many shitty games coming along.The real test of Fergie will now start with rotating players when team is at improving at each level.

Tags:   Ronaldo

There’s no award that Ronaldo has left out this year and this one had no way to snatch out of his hand.United’s Crisitiano Ronaldo has been named as Fifa Pro Footballer of the year after beating the list of 54 veterans who were one of the strongest in their team.

The list consists of 55 players including fellow team mates Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand.The Fifa Pro Organization consists of about more than 57000 members and it was the majority who voted Ronaldo as the winner.

His last season play of 42 goals lead United to win Premier League and CL trophy,also beating G.Best record of most goals in one season.

Ronaldo is also the possible candidate to win this year’s Fifa World Player of the Year award and the Ballon d’Or.

A team of 11 players was also selected by FIFAPro community after picking players from different divisions.Rio Ferdinand and C.Ronaldo were the ones representing United.

Goalkeeper: Iker Casillas (Spain/Real Madrid)

Defenders: Sergio Ramos (Spain/Real Madrid); John Terry (England/Chelsea); Carles Puyol (Spain/ Barcelona); Rio Ferdinand (England/Manchester United)

Midfielders: Steven Gerrard (England/Liverpool); Xavi (Spain/Barcelona); Kaka (Brazil/AC Milan).

Forwards: Lionel Messi (Argentina/Barcelona); Fernando Torres (Spain/Liverpool); Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal/Manchester United)

Tags:   Fifa Pro · Ronaldo

The wonder boy from Portugal has been voted as 9th most influential man of 2008 in an online roll released on Tuesday that asked men to decide who most impacted the way they behave,buy and think

The survey conducted by Askmen lifestyle website,ranked Cristiano Ronaldo as 9th most influential man in US beating the Republican Party Candidate,Mc CainthThe number one spot was held by BarrackObama  while Steve Jobs followed him behind.

The poll was conducted on basis of 200,000 voted from readers of website whose average age is 27-28 years.

Tags:   Ronaldo

Some worthy that we got from Bolton fixture.Running in bottom half after playing almost 5 matches was pretty shameful for United.These are times when United are seen running close under 1st or 2nd spot.But anyways now moving to Upper half with League Runners there’s still hope that we can pull out some thing this season again. Continue reading »

Tags:   Bolton · Manchester united · Rob Styles · Ronaldo

So we had another win at our tour.Pirates were brought down by one goal scored by United’s Lee Martin.There was no more action apart from that after playing couple of tiring matches.Really i won’t be seeing anymore after watching United’s match against Kaizer Chefs.But hey if you want to see the future United you have to follow their games.Read the full report over here.

Yesterday there was a small warning coming from our Cheif Executive,David Gill warning Real for creating the present situation.He added United has already declared that Ronaldo was not for sale since United’s match at Zurich so there’s no point persuading anyone.Not a single bid would be welcomed.Also Fergie has warned Ronaldo that moving to Real is a big mistake and it will be hard for him to get the flair what he has at present.Giving examples of best players who left United in their prime time.

Apart from that Fergie confessed and pointed that Rooney is more like a mid-fielder rather than a natural striker.Rooney as such his not a clinical striker but his more like  play maker.So even if he contributes nothing at Goals we still feel he’s the only man for United.Once he has controlled his aggression he can be suited more comfortably in mid-field roles as its the area where we have maximum tackles.

Tags:   Berbatov · General · Huntelaar · Ronaldo · Rooney · Rumours · Transfers

Its all filling in my head.The players name and still no clear view for which will be United’s next signing.Ever since The Real issue has erupted the transfer table seems so uncomfortable.I mean had FIFA’s boss not interrupted in this matter it won’t have turned out to be a issue.Modern Day slave!!.Thats what you get after standing with a player for years who could have turned into an infamous man after being villain to England’s exit ,a man famous for showing fingers to his home club.Talent will only be talent if its in right area. Continue reading »

Tags:   Berbatov · General · Huntelaar · Ronaldo · Saha

This is coming from Ronaldo’s number 1 fan.

It has been long since this boy arrived.First stepping to the pitch i laughed and thought how many minutes with this thin kid stay on pitch.Why would Fergie buy such one for such high price ?But that was the only day i doubt upon him.I don’t know whether i was the only guy buying his T-shirt on the first day but that wasnt the day i regreted.He is the guy who carried the name “Ronaldo” to the fullest. Continue reading »

Tags:   Manchester united · Ronaldo