Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:02 pmanyone else see a move by real for Rooney developing? Ronaldo and cash probably.
How much do you HONESTLY think that Real will sell him for?
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Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:02 pmPosted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:14 pmRonaldo seems as though he wants to be loved by fans and their no fans better at getting behind players than LFC fans, if 'feeling wanted and appreciated' is his real (no pun) reason for leaving then the money will come second fiddle, but I very much doubt it.
How much do you HONESTLY think that Real will sell him for?
How much do you HONESTLY think that Real will sell him for?
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 2:14 pmwell from a betting point of view (Ladbrokes) the odds for his club first game next season are:
evens real madrid
7/2 inter
11/2 cheatski
7/1 manure
12/1 barca and gooners
25/1 milan
33/1 liverpool
evens real madrid
7/2 inter
11/2 cheatski
7/1 manure
12/1 barca and gooners
25/1 milan
33/1 liverpool
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 6:03 pmSabre wrote:Id like to say yes to him but i think he may struggle the same way like Morientes does. The only Spanish striker that i think could play for us would be Fernando Torres. But i dont think we can afford him .
Villa's strenght is higher than Morientes'. 8 out of 10 Spaniards would preffer Villa rather than Torres in the WC starting eleven, 1 out of 10 is Atletico supporter, and the other 1 out of 10 are girlies in love of Torres.
Torres is the most over-rated and hyped player in Spain, in my view. He´s a good player, but he hasn´t developed in the way most people thought he would. I don´t know why people keep on suggesting him as if he´s the finished article, and worth whatever large price tag that would be placed on him. As Sabre said, most Spaniards (Or people who follow La Liga) would prefer Villa over Torres without much thinking involved. I would love to see either player at Liverpool (As either would be a step up from what we have), but I don´t see it happening. Rafa tried to sign Villa last season if I remember, and nothing could be worked out. He´s worth double what Valencia paid for him now. I don´t see Rafa making either player our club record signing.
A player who I think would do well in the EPL and knows where the net is is Diego Milito. Scored goals everwhere he´s played. Great signing for Zaragoza. Ewerthon isn´t bad either..
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 6:12 pmA player who I think would do well in the EPL and knows where the net is is Diego Milito. Scored goals everwhere he´s played. Great signing for Zaragoza. Ewerthon isn´t bad either..
Good pick, both in players and club to be targeted: it has recently be known that Zaragoza has SERIOUS, as in, SERIOUS economic troubles, even worse than RS'. I'm Sorry Erica.
I think that's the kind of player to be targeted, top class players playing in mid teams that can be bought in a reasonable price. I don't think this player's performance would be worse than Ronaldo's whatsoever, and might even be an investment, as they're younger.
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 8:13 pmChances are that we would see Raul in a red shirt sooner than Ronaldo.
But I wouldn't want them both.
I think the most overrated player in the liga is not Torres but Raul.
The current 30 years old Ronaldo can definitely still get the goals for us. But millions and millions for someone with no long term prospects...hmm...maybe not.
Though he could be a good advertisement for us to attract the real big names.
But I wouldn't want them both.
I think the most overrated player in the liga is not Torres but Raul.
The current 30 years old Ronaldo can definitely still get the goals for us. But millions and millions for someone with no long term prospects...hmm...maybe not.
Though he could be a good advertisement for us to attract the real big names.
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 8:23 pmwhy do people start such pointless topics
we will never sign Ronaldo, even if.
Paul Mcartney put his hand in his pockets and stumped up the cash.
He is not the type of player Rafa wants and any idiot can see that, yes he would score goals but it will never be in a red shirt, Rafa is building for the next 10 years and he will go for someone in his mid-twentys
my money is on Defoe
we will never sign Ronaldo, even if.
Paul Mcartney put his hand in his pockets and stumped up the cash.
He is not the type of player Rafa wants and any idiot can see that, yes he would score goals but it will never be in a red shirt, Rafa is building for the next 10 years and he will go for someone in his mid-twentys
my money is on Defoe
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 10:15 pmAll this talk of Benitez not wanting to sign Ronaldo because he's old makes me giggle.
After all, Rafa signed that spring chicken Robbie Fowler.
True, it wasn't a multi-million pound deal. But Rafa strikes me as a single-minded man who wouldn't bring a player into the side if they were incapable of performing a job for us, no matter how low the price tag.
For what it's worth, I don't think for one second that we will sign Ronaldo. He's a class player, undoubtedly, but I think the price tag Real will slap on him, which is likely to be huge considering he's under contract until 2008, against the amount of time he's actually able to perform at a top level (I'd give him three to four seasons before he starts to decline noticeably) will not present a worthwhile investment to anyone with a fully functional brain. Therefore, he'll probably wind up at Chelsea.
After all, Rafa signed that spring chicken Robbie Fowler.
True, it wasn't a multi-million pound deal. But Rafa strikes me as a single-minded man who wouldn't bring a player into the side if they were incapable of performing a job for us, no matter how low the price tag.
For what it's worth, I don't think for one second that we will sign Ronaldo. He's a class player, undoubtedly, but I think the price tag Real will slap on him, which is likely to be huge considering he's under contract until 2008, against the amount of time he's actually able to perform at a top level (I'd give him three to four seasons before he starts to decline noticeably) will not present a worthwhile investment to anyone with a fully functional brain. Therefore, he'll probably wind up at Chelsea.
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:25 pmFor the ammount Ronaldo would cost, we could probably buy Henry for another 10 mil, a player who would offer a lot more to our team and has still got quite a few years left in him
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:28 pmRed Soul wrote:All this talk of Benitez not wanting to sign Ronaldo because he's old makes me giggle.
After all, Rafa signed that spring chicken Robbie Fowler.
True, it wasn't a multi-million pound deal. But Rafa strikes me as a single-minded man who wouldn't bring a player into the side if they were incapable of performing a job for us, no matter how low the price tag.
For what it's worth, I don't think for one second that we will sign Ronaldo. He's a class player, undoubtedly, but I think the price tag Real will slap on him, which is likely to be huge considering he's under contract until 2008, against the amount of time he's actually able to perform at a top level (I'd give him three to four seasons before he starts to decline noticeably) will not present a worthwhile investment to anyone with a fully functional brain. Therefore, he'll probably wind up at Chelsea.
Benetiz didn't even sign Figo for 2m.
Clearly that shows how much concern his has for the wage structure.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 1:31 amstoney wrote:bavlondon wrote:Ronaldo is still a world class striker and better than most of our strike force.
Almost as bad as Liverpool4eva. Are you saying that we have a striker better than Ronaldo.
what strikers?? lol
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 3:44 pmSabre wrote:A player who I think would do well in the EPL and knows where the net is is Diego Milito. Scored goals everwhere he´s played. Great signing for Zaragoza. Ewerthon isn´t bad either..
Good pick, both in players and club to be targeted: it has recently be known that Zaragoza has SERIOUS, as in, SERIOUS economic troubles, even worse than RS'. I'm Sorry Erica.
I think that's the kind of player to be targeted, top class players playing in mid teams that can be bought in a reasonable price. I don't think this player's performance would be worse than Ronaldo's whatsoever, and might even be an investment, as they're younger.
Didnt Milito score 4 when the thumped Madrid 6-1 a few weeks ago. ?
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 6:33 pmAye, but more importantly he's doing a great season. So is doing Ewerthon.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 7:27 pmbavlondon wrote:Thats just one persons view. So how long hav you supported MILAN for
Typicl question of a glory hunter that mate.
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 11:23 pmDo you think that Ronaldo can play in the premier league? im in the middle about this! i feel ronaldo isn't a premiership type of player! he isn't fast as he used to be and he doesn't suite the premier league.