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@Emil

Hvad så nu?

Bedre :-)

Det var godt. Så kan jeg blive hjemme og lave dollars i stedet for at i byen og søge bekræftigelse:).

Følgende uddrag fra denne artikel af Graham Hunter: http://www.theage.com.au…-1h6z6.html burde måske have været postet i madridtråden, men da de nok vil se det som et personligt angreb, og den i bund og grund er kraftigt relateret til Barca, ryger den ind her i stedet. Hele artiklen, selvom den desværre ikke er voldsomt dybdegående, er i øvrigt værd at læse.

Real Madrid remains a club in search of an identity. And some commonsense.

Perhaps the way to differentiate between United and Real Madrid is to let you know a little bit of what has been going through Cristiano Ronaldo´s mind.

Towards the end of the season, during late April and most of May, I spent a lot of time talking to players and technical staff at Manchester United in preparation for the big final against Barca.

What I found was that Ronaldo was in regular contact with three of them and also with others around the Carrington training ground I don´t know.

Ronaldo was often on the phone, or would text, in order to get off his chest how frustrating a club he has found Madrid in comparison to United.

The in-fighting at the Bernabeu, the outrageously partisan media in Spain, the enormous and confusing chain of command at Madrid, the lack of major trophies, the defensive, counter-attack mentality that his coach José´ Mourinho used against Barcelona in the Champions league semi-final.

Ronaldo would even phone up the United kitman Albert Morgan for a natter.

In summary, he kept telling his former club mates that his ´´grass-might-be-greener´´ dream of playing for Real Madrid is a disappointment.

He finds Madrid less well run corporately than United, he feels far more exposed to media dog-fights than he did in England (´´is he happy?´´, ´´should he pass more?´´, ´´has Ronaldo had a bust-up with Iker Casillas?´´) and above all, he misses the 100 per cent authority that his old boss and, let´s face it, friend Sir Alex commands at United.

Several of the people who noted to me that Ronaldo was ´´homesick´´ for Old Trafford added that he would often use the phrase ´´if it wasn´t for the horrible weather over there then I´d actually consider …´´

But he stays to fight on and the question now is - is Madrid finally getting its attention properly on the prize? Like United is doing?

Artiklen hedder i øvrigt Chasing Barcelona.

Spændene læsning Tricky. Især som United mand og stor fan af Ronaldo. Tror lige jeg poster den på United foraet :)

@LyngUnited

Ja, så må det være dejlig læsning for dig :-)

Barca har i øvrigt netop signet denne 10-årige kinamand: http://www.youtube.com/w…dded#at=134

Om han bliver til noget, er naturligvis ikke til at vide, men det er ret fedt den måde hvorpå hele modstanderholdet bare myldrer rundt efter ham.

Angående den lille kineser..

Jeg kan ikke lade være med at forestille mig hvordan det ville se ud hvis han mødte en 10 årig Vinnie Jones.

Hold da op! Utroligt som han har kontrol over sit bentøj på trods af den unge alder. Vanvittig imponerende motorik.

Okay, Rainbow flick -----Mål var ret vildt.

Jonathan Soriano solgt til Salzburg Red Bull for 2 mill. euro.

Edit : Nu skriver EMD, at Jonathan Soriano stadig kan blive en del af Udinese-aftalen, og at Salzburg-rygtet er løst.

Barca prøver at få Keirrison og Henrique indkluderet i Alexis Sánchez-handlen.

Ligeldes rygtes det, at en venstre back - som alternativ til frasolge Clichy - rygtes til Arsenal i Cesc-handlen; Abidal og Maxwell er på tapetet.

Cesc har meldt sin søn ind i en skole i Barcelona.

Jéffren skulle have afvist Valencia, og svinger nu mellem Atl. Madrid og Sevilla.

Milito spiller stadig fuld tid i Copa America.

Gareth Bale skulle være næste sæsons store transfermål.

Iøvrigt er det vist ikke blevet nævnt i tråden, at Víctor Sánchez er skiftet til Neuchatel Xamax - han blev afhændet uden beregning. Det var iøvrigt en kuriøs handel, idet Neuchatel præsenterede spilleren uden overhovedet at have drøftet en handel med Barca.