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Heinze urges Man Utd's Ronaldo to take Real Madrid option
tribalfooball.com - June 09, 2008
Real Madrid defender Gabriel Heinze has urged former Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo to join him in Spain.
He said: "I don't think Ronaldo will get any better as a footballer. He's already next to God in his ability even if he dives!
"If I had to pay for one player I would choose him.
"In Madrid we'd welcome him with open arms. I don't think he'd have problems adapting to any team in the world. Players of his quality fit in anywhere, esp in the diving part!"Looks like Madrid need a little "cheat code" of football eh?
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Originally posted by 1greatguy:
Heinze urges Man Utd's Ronaldo to take Real Madrid option
tribalfooball.com - June 09, 2008
Real Madrid defender Gabriel Heinze has urged former Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo to join him in Spain.
He said: "I don't think Ronaldo will get any better as a footballer. He's already next to God in his ability even if he dives!
"If I had to pay for one player I would choose him.
"In Madrid we'd welcome him with open arms. I don't think he'd have problems adapting to any team in the world. Players of his quality fit in anywhere, esp in the diving part!"Looks like Madrid need a little "cheat code" of football eh?
Funny thing is RVN & Heinze should shld know how to dive since they are from MU.
Maybe they hv forgotten since joining Madrid, that's why have the dive master C.ron to teach them again!
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If you look at the link, and the news properly, you'd know this is just another bullshit thread.
Heinze urges Man Utd's Ronaldo to take Real Madrid option
tribalfooball.com - June 09, 2008
Real Madrid defender Gabriel Heinze has urged former Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo to join him in Spain.He said: "I don't think Ronaldo will get any better as a footballer. He's already next to God in his ability!
"If I had to pay for one player I would choose him.
"In Madrid we'd welcome him with open arms. I don't think he'd have problems adapting to any team in the world. Players of his quality fit in anywhere."
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