I haven't even logged out of the forum, since I came on.
That's a looong time.
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I don't think we are the right people to advise others on getting a life.
I haven't even logged out of the forum, since I came on. That's a looong time.
I haven't even logged out of the forum, since I came on.
That's a looong time.
Seriously shocking...
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Zinedine Zidane was unable to contact hospitalised star Ronaldo as he recovers from his horrific knee injury because the hospital operator didn’t know who the Frenchman was.
Ronaldo is in hospital in Paris having undergone surgery for the career-threatening ruptured tendon in his knee that he suffered in last Wednesday’s match with Livorno.
Messages of support have flooded in for El Fenomeno, who is set to be out of the game for at least nine-to-twelve months.
One of these well-wishers was none other than France legend Zinedine Zidane, who is a former team-mate of Ronaldo from their time together at Real Madrid.
Zidane yesterday rang up the hospital that Ronaldo is staying at in order to speak to his old colleague and friend.
When the hospital telephone operator asked who was calling, incredibly the name Zinedine Zidane was not recognised by the employee, thus the 1998 World Cup winner was not granted permission to speak to Ronaldo.
Zidane only retired from football in 2006, after winning one Champions League, one World Cup and one European Championship.
Ronaldo is in hospital in Paris having undergone surgery for the career-threatening ruptured tendon in his knee that he suffered in last Wednesday’s match with Livorno.
Messages of support have flooded in for El Fenomeno, who is set to be out of the game for at least nine-to-twelve months.
One of these well-wishers was none other than France legend Zinedine Zidane, who is a former team-mate of Ronaldo from their time together at Real Madrid.
Zidane yesterday rang up the hospital that Ronaldo is staying at in order to speak to his old colleague and friend.
When the hospital telephone operator asked who was calling, incredibly the name Zinedine Zidane was not recognised by the employee, thus the 1998 World Cup winner was not granted permission to speak to Ronaldo.
Zidane only retired from football in 2006, after winning one Champions League, one World Cup and one European Championship.
I refuse to acknowledge that a single person in Paris does not know who he is. The operator must have thought it was a hoax or he/she just does not like him...
QUOTE (dst @ Feb 21 2008, 08:42 PM)
I refuse to acknowledge that a single person in Paris does not know who he is. The operator must have thought it was a hoax or he/she just does not like him...
QUOTE (Tennie @ Feb 20 2008, 10:16 PM)
(I'm translating an Italian article which is quoting a Brazilian article here. So apologies in advance if I screw it up).
Ronaldo has apparently said in a phone interview that he wants to return earlier than the 9 months currently predicted.
He's getting a lot of visitors and phone calls. Kaka (a 'good friend') has called regularly. Ronie's set to leave the hospital on Friday. To pass the time until then, he's watched TV - including a documentary on Iraq and one about koala bears. However, much to his annoyance, he couldn't watch Brazilian tv so he missed the weekly episode of 'Sete Pecados' (which, from the context, is a soap opera of sorts. I think). However, due to a computer in his hospital room, he was able to cast a vote for the elimination of one of the competitors of the Brazilian version of Big Brother.
Sounds like he's in good spirits.
Ronaldo has apparently said in a phone interview that he wants to return earlier than the 9 months currently predicted.
He's getting a lot of visitors and phone calls. Kaka (a 'good friend') has called regularly. Ronie's set to leave the hospital on Friday. To pass the time until then, he's watched TV - including a documentary on Iraq and one about koala bears. However, much to his annoyance, he couldn't watch Brazilian tv so he missed the weekly episode of 'Sete Pecados' (which, from the context, is a soap opera of sorts. I think). However, due to a computer in his hospital room, he was able to cast a vote for the elimination of one of the competitors of the Brazilian version of Big Brother.
Sounds like he's in good spirits.
Ronaldo: I'll Be Back Nine Months
El Fenomeno ruptured the tendon in his knee during last week’s match with Livorno, and was forced to undergo surgery.
The striker has been told by doctors that he will be out of action for at least nine-to-twelve months, although many people believe he will be lucky if he ever plays again.
Ronaldo seems very determined to make a quicksilver recovery and is reported to have told ex-Real Madrid team-mate Julio Baptista that he is hoping to take to the field within nine months.
"I want to return to the field quickly,â€
said Ronaldo.
“I can do it before the nine months predicted by the doctors."
If this proved to be the case, then there is the possibility of seeing the 31-year-old in action before the end of the 2008 calendar year.
However experts believe that a more realistic comeback date will be at the beginning of the 2009/10 season.
goal.com
El Fenomeno ruptured the tendon in his knee during last week’s match with Livorno, and was forced to undergo surgery.
The striker has been told by doctors that he will be out of action for at least nine-to-twelve months, although many people believe he will be lucky if he ever plays again.
Ronaldo seems very determined to make a quicksilver recovery and is reported to have told ex-Real Madrid team-mate Julio Baptista that he is hoping to take to the field within nine months.
"I want to return to the field quickly,â€
said Ronaldo. “I can do it before the nine months predicted by the doctors."
If this proved to be the case, then there is the possibility of seeing the 31-year-old in action before the end of the 2008 calendar year.
However experts believe that a more realistic comeback date will be at the beginning of the 2009/10 season.
goal.com
We'll be waiting! 
I do believe Ronaldo will do a Pippo. This one year break will do a world of good, when he comes back, he won't have the weight of being our only hope on his shoulders, since we will have most definitely signed another striker.
We'll just have to see.
We'll just have to see.
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Determined Ronnie leaves hospital
Friday 22 February, 2008
Ronaldo has left the Pitié Salpetriere Hospital in Paris and has given the first interview since his knee reconstruction.
The Brazilian star’s career hangs in the balance after severing tendons in his knee during Milan’s game against Livorno on February 13.
While the operation in Paris was a complete success, Ronnie faces an agonising rehabilitation period of at least nine months.
“If I feel good and I don’t feel any pain, I will continue to play,†El Fenomeno insisted. “If my body is behind me, I will return to the pitch.
“To leave football would be a difficult decision. At the moment I am thinking about recovering as well as possible, but of course the injury was a very hard blow.
“I want to carry on playing and my heart is in it, but my body is giving me signs of fatigue.
“This period will be useful as it will allow me to recuperate physically and to be able to live a normal life in the future.â€
Ronaldo will divide his time between Milan and Paris over the coming months as he retrains his knee and will hope the lay-off is considerably less than the 20 months it took to recover when playing for Inter in 2000.
“My motivation is the same as it was then,†he stated. “I’m hoping that this time there won’t be the delays that I experienced last time.
“The first injury was a completely new experience, but now I can stand on the shoulders of that.
“We know what to do and we know what’s best if I want to be able to return to football.
“There’s always this love for football, the passion for the sport and the desire o score goals. And that is the light at the end of the tunnel, but it won’t be easy.â€
Friday 22 February, 2008
Ronaldo has left the Pitié Salpetriere Hospital in Paris and has given the first interview since his knee reconstruction.
The Brazilian star’s career hangs in the balance after severing tendons in his knee during Milan’s game against Livorno on February 13.
While the operation in Paris was a complete success, Ronnie faces an agonising rehabilitation period of at least nine months.
“If I feel good and I don’t feel any pain, I will continue to play,†El Fenomeno insisted. “If my body is behind me, I will return to the pitch.
“To leave football would be a difficult decision. At the moment I am thinking about recovering as well as possible, but of course the injury was a very hard blow.
“I want to carry on playing and my heart is in it, but my body is giving me signs of fatigue.
“This period will be useful as it will allow me to recuperate physically and to be able to live a normal life in the future.â€
Ronaldo will divide his time between Milan and Paris over the coming months as he retrains his knee and will hope the lay-off is considerably less than the 20 months it took to recover when playing for Inter in 2000.
“My motivation is the same as it was then,†he stated. “I’m hoping that this time there won’t be the delays that I experienced last time.
“The first injury was a completely new experience, but now I can stand on the shoulders of that.
“We know what to do and we know what’s best if I want to be able to return to football.
“There’s always this love for football, the passion for the sport and the desire o score goals. And that is the light at the end of the tunnel, but it won’t be easy.â€
I see he isn't giving up 
RONYYY we have to wait...for the sake of pato
we have to wait...for the sake of pato
... 
I hope the design on his shirt is not an indicator of what he is thinking about... 
He looks like he's come back from the dead!
Ronaldo: I couldn't stop crying
Ronaldo confesses he’s not sure if he’ll ever play again and gives an insight into what he felt when his knee tendon snapped for the third time.
The Milan star has now left the Paris clinic where he underwent surgery to repair a snapped left knee tendon and gave a revealing interview.
“At the start I couldn’t stop crying, as there was an incredible pain,†he explained of the incident during the 1-1 draw with Livorno 10 days ago.
“I felt a very strong crack and immediately my mind raced over images I had already seen. In that moment I thought the right thing to do was give up after this had happened to me again.â€
It was the third time he has severely damaged knee tendons, although in the past it had always been the right knee.
Doctors have warned Ronaldo will be out of action for a minimum of nine months and even he admits he doesn’t know if he will ever play professional football again.
“At the time I thought I’d try to recover so I could live a normal life and rest, because I have been playing for many years,†he told Sky Italia television.
“But in those moments of sadness so many things go through your mind. I was defeated, on the floor, but slowly there is the chance to come back and I will fight until the bitter end for that possibility.â€
An element of doubt remains around Il Fenomeno’s chances of returning to the sport at the highest level at the age of 31.
“This isn’t the right time to think about it, because everything is still so fresh and recent. I have to focus on my recovery now, which will be very long and difficult.
“Then at the end, if I really am fit again, truly do not feel pain and have the confidence to step on to the pitch, I will certainly return to the playing field.â€
Channel4
Ronaldo confesses he’s not sure if he’ll ever play again and gives an insight into what he felt when his knee tendon snapped for the third time.
The Milan star has now left the Paris clinic where he underwent surgery to repair a snapped left knee tendon and gave a revealing interview.
“At the start I couldn’t stop crying, as there was an incredible pain,†he explained of the incident during the 1-1 draw with Livorno 10 days ago.
“I felt a very strong crack and immediately my mind raced over images I had already seen. In that moment I thought the right thing to do was give up after this had happened to me again.â€
It was the third time he has severely damaged knee tendons, although in the past it had always been the right knee.
Doctors have warned Ronaldo will be out of action for a minimum of nine months and even he admits he doesn’t know if he will ever play professional football again.
“At the time I thought I’d try to recover so I could live a normal life and rest, because I have been playing for many years,†he told Sky Italia television.
“But in those moments of sadness so many things go through your mind. I was defeated, on the floor, but slowly there is the chance to come back and I will fight until the bitter end for that possibility.â€
An element of doubt remains around Il Fenomeno’s chances of returning to the sport at the highest level at the age of 31.
“This isn’t the right time to think about it, because everything is still so fresh and recent. I have to focus on my recovery now, which will be very long and difficult.
“Then at the end, if I really am fit again, truly do not feel pain and have the confidence to step on to the pitch, I will certainly return to the playing field.â€
Channel4
....i hope he comes back and he scores 30 goals in the league and in the cl 12 goals and wins the best player in the word and leaves football after that
QUOTE (nuh @ Feb 23 2008, 03:40 PM)
....i hope he comes back and he scores 30 goals in the league and in the cl 12 goals and wins the best player in the word and leaves football after thatAnd I want to be a millionnaire.
They both have the same answer: Never gonna happen.
I'm certain he'll be back, but I just can't see him being the same.
Good Lord, what have you gotten yourself into, Ronie? At what point did you ask too much?
But we all know you have it in you to come back in whatever capacity your body allows. Just one last push, Ron, one last push ...
At what point did you ask too much? But we all know you have it in you to come back in whatever capacity your body allows. Just one last push, Ron, one last push ...
QUOTE (acid911 @ Feb 27 2008, 04:01 PM)
Good Lord, what have you gotten yourself into, Ronie? At what point did you ask too much?
But we all know you have it in you to come back in whatever capacity your body allows. Just one last push, Ron, one last push ...
At what point did you ask too much? But we all know you have it in you to come back in whatever capacity your body allows. Just one last push, Ron, one last push ...
Welcome acid to milanfan.
Gee, thank you, Max. Appreciate the warm welcome. 
EXCLUSIVE: RONALDO GETTING BETTER FAST
Ronaldo could make his return to the pitch earlier than anticipated. Original predictions suggested that Il Fenomeno would be out for nine months, but after seeing him in Milan his physiotherapist Bruno Mazziotti believes he could be back in action sooner.
“He is recovering faster than we expected and that shows great dedication on Ronaldo’s part,†Mazziotti told Fobazo.
The improvement is such that Ronaldo will go to Milanello this Wednesday to meet with his AC Milan teammates and undergo further physio work at the club.
From Thursday onwards he will continue treatment both at the club and at home. The MRI scan and other tests scheduled for next week in Paris with Dr Gérard Saillant have now been moved back to 3 April.
Ronaldo can already bend his injured knee to 50 degrees with no pain. The examinations in Paris will confirm his progress and enable Saillant to see how the tendon operated on last month is healing.
If all goes well in Paris, Ronaldo will then travel to Madrid on 4 or 5 April for his son Ronald’s eighth birthday party on 6 April. After that he is set to head back to Brazil and continue his treatment there.
ronaldo.com
Ronaldo could make his return to the pitch earlier than anticipated. Original predictions suggested that Il Fenomeno would be out for nine months, but after seeing him in Milan his physiotherapist Bruno Mazziotti believes he could be back in action sooner.
“He is recovering faster than we expected and that shows great dedication on Ronaldo’s part,†Mazziotti told Fobazo.
The improvement is such that Ronaldo will go to Milanello this Wednesday to meet with his AC Milan teammates and undergo further physio work at the club.
From Thursday onwards he will continue treatment both at the club and at home. The MRI scan and other tests scheduled for next week in Paris with Dr Gérard Saillant have now been moved back to 3 April.
Ronaldo can already bend his injured knee to 50 degrees with no pain. The examinations in Paris will confirm his progress and enable Saillant to see how the tendon operated on last month is healing.
If all goes well in Paris, Ronaldo will then travel to Madrid on 4 or 5 April for his son Ronald’s eighth birthday party on 6 April. After that he is set to head back to Brazil and continue his treatment there.
ronaldo.com
Very good news indeed 
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Mar 11 2008, 07:03 PM)
QUOTE (arivanjj @ Mar 11 2008, 11:45 AM)
...
I don't wanna sound brutal or cold but:
A. very good news for Ronaldo
B. very bad news for Milan. I hope our board does not actually count..
A. very good news for Ronaldo
B. very bad news for Milan. I hope our board does not actually count..
This is good news!!
(I'm sorry but initially I read "Ronaldo is getting better fat")
(I'm sorry but initially I read "Ronaldo is getting better fat")
QUOTE (dst @ Mar 11 2008, 09:35 PM)
(I'm sorry but initially I read "Ronaldo is getting better fat")
:i don't know which emoticon to put here:
... o well i guess now the he's not playing or training the 'fat' comments will resurface.
Best bit of news I've heard all year! Apart from Paolo saying he'll consider continuing for one more season. I know some people may disagree with me on this, but the more we can see these legends the better.
Still this means we need new blood. Fingers crossed, our management will buy some reinforcements in the transfer season.
I know some people may disagree with me on this, but the more we can see these legends the better.Still this means we need new blood. Fingers crossed, our management will buy some reinforcements in the transfer season.
Optimistic look is a better choice for us !
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RONALDO IS IN ITALY
3/11/2008
MILAN - Ronaldo is back in Italy. The Brazilian was in Paris for 26 days of therapies after his knee injury. The Brazilian striker landed at 12.20 at Linate and limited himself to waving to the journalists and raising his thumb. Then Ronaldo left the airport on a car together with his girlfriend Maria Beatriz, who was with him these days in France, and with Milan's manager Leonardo.
3/11/2008
MILAN - Ronaldo is back in Italy. The Brazilian was in Paris for 26 days of therapies after his knee injury. The Brazilian striker landed at 12.20 at Linate and limited himself to waving to the journalists and raising his thumb. Then Ronaldo left the airport on a car together with his girlfriend Maria Beatriz, who was with him these days in France, and with Milan's manager Leonardo.
Finally ...
Ronaldo: I'll be back
Ronaldo has confirmed he will try to get back to full fitness and professional football after his latest devastating injury.
“I am feeling better and the worse is behind me,†he told Milan Channel after returning from a month in Paris.
“I no longer feel pain and can now walk a bit better. In a little while I can definitively leave behind the crutches, naturally respecting the timetable we have set.â€
Il Fenomeno conceded his career could well have been over when the tendon in his left knee snapped and was unsure whether or not to fight his way back through nine months of rehabilitation.
He returned to Italy this week after 26 days in the clinic in Paris and immediately felt more positive.
“It is great to be here today. Returning to Milanello, seeing my friends again and the fact I don’t feel pain are all positive.
“It is still early to talk about a decision, but I am preparing for this great challenge that is getting back to football.â€
It is the third time in his career that he has undergone surgery on a knee tendon, although the previous two occasions were in his right leg.
Channel4
Ronaldo has confirmed he will try to get back to full fitness and professional football after his latest devastating injury.
“I am feeling better and the worse is behind me,†he told Milan Channel after returning from a month in Paris.
“I no longer feel pain and can now walk a bit better. In a little while I can definitively leave behind the crutches, naturally respecting the timetable we have set.â€
Il Fenomeno conceded his career could well have been over when the tendon in his left knee snapped and was unsure whether or not to fight his way back through nine months of rehabilitation.
He returned to Italy this week after 26 days in the clinic in Paris and immediately felt more positive.
“It is great to be here today. Returning to Milanello, seeing my friends again and the fact I don’t feel pain are all positive.
“It is still early to talk about a decision, but I am preparing for this great challenge that is getting back to football.â€
It is the third time in his career that he has undergone surgery on a knee tendon, although the previous two occasions were in his right leg.
Channel4
The mustache...
He will surely be back. we don't have to worry anymore.
****ing great!
Grande Ronaldo!
PS. Who's in the second image, along with Paolo? Leonardo I reckon?
PS. Who's in the second image, along with Paolo? Leonardo I reckon?
QUOTE (acid911 @ Mar 13 2008, 01:55 PM)
Grande Ronaldo!
PS. Who's in the second image, along with Paolo? Leonardo I reckon?
PS. Who's in the second image, along with Paolo? Leonardo I reckon?
yes it is!
Thanks, Ari.
Ancelotti looks really like a grandpa,...he has that certain William Shatner look!
Seedorf looks like hes having a laugh .....
QUOTE (rhy_A4 @ Mar 13 2008, 09:54 PM)
Seedorf looks like hes having a laugh .....
Oh dear ...
Ronnie laughs off Pelè forecast
Ronaldo has reacted with good humour to Pelè’s suggestion that he may never return to football after his horror injury.
The Seleção star’s career is in jeopardy after he severed a tendon in his knee during Milan’s game against Livorno in February.
After a successful operation in Paris, the 31-year-old has begun the pain-staking process of re-educating his knee and may return to the pitch within the next year if things go according to plan.
However, Brazilian legend Pelè recently suggested that Ronnie would never be the same player again – a comment that El Fenomeno has taken with a pinch of salt.
“I am glad that he said I would never return because his predictions are always wrong,†Ronaldo told O Rei.
“Everyone knows that Pelè isn’t any good at forecasting things – they exact opposite always happens.
“I’m not angry – it doesn’t bother me. Pelè is an absolute idol and he gets asked questions about everything, so sometimes he gets himself into trouble trying to answer on difficult topics.â€
Channel4
Ronaldo has reacted with good humour to Pelè’s suggestion that he may never return to football after his horror injury.
The Seleção star’s career is in jeopardy after he severed a tendon in his knee during Milan’s game against Livorno in February.
After a successful operation in Paris, the 31-year-old has begun the pain-staking process of re-educating his knee and may return to the pitch within the next year if things go according to plan.
However, Brazilian legend Pelè recently suggested that Ronnie would never be the same player again – a comment that El Fenomeno has taken with a pinch of salt.
“I am glad that he said I would never return because his predictions are always wrong,†Ronaldo told O Rei.
“Everyone knows that Pelè isn’t any good at forecasting things – they exact opposite always happens.
“I’m not angry – it doesn’t bother me. Pelè is an absolute idol and he gets asked questions about everything, so sometimes he gets himself into trouble trying to answer on difficult topics.â€
Channel4
pele is so stupid, he just reiterates what the media says or the "safest" answer, always so predictable.
thats why according to a him it's alaways a brazilian that should win the ballon d'or, brazil win win the world cup, etc.
thats why according to a him it's alaways a brazilian that should win the ballon d'or, brazil win win the world cup, etc.
But Ronaldo should play it down also. He should concentrate on his recuperation...
Maybe but he was a hell of a player and for that I'll let him sly..
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pele is so stupid, he just reiterates what the media says or the "safest" answer, always so predictable.
Maybe but he was a hell of a player and for that I'll let him sly..
Who (Brazilian) said "Pele is our master on the pitch but off of it he had better shut up!"!?? I think it was Romario but I'm not so sure... anyway whoever it was I agree with him...
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Mar 18 2008, 03:26 AM)
But Ronaldo should play it down also. He should concentrate on his recuperation...
That's true. But if there's one Brazilian who can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Pele it is Ronaldo (and then maybe Romario). Instead of hoping and praying that Ronnie gets back, he comes up with his stupid forecast. As much as I love Pele, I think it's about time he learned to keep his beak shut.
If someone thinks you're God, it doesn't mean you have to be one and start your forecast station.
hey everyone. not sure if anyone has Milan channel, but if anyone does i was hoping if they could record this piece on Ronaldo they're gonna show! not even sure what it is.
RONALDO, 'UNA STORIA DA RISPETTARE' SU MILAN CHANNEL
MILANO - Grande appuntamento sul canale tematico rossonero dedicato a Ronaldo con tutte le immagini del Fenomeno: il suo arrivo al Milan nel gennaio 2007, le frasi, le interviste esclusive, le azioni, i gol e i momenti più belli della sua carriera rossonera raccolti nell'appuntamento 'Una storia da rispettare' che andrà in onda su Milan Channel come primo passaggio lunedì 24 marzo alle ore 17.00, replica alle ore 22.00. Replica anche martedì 25 marzo alle ore 10.00 e alle ore 13.30.
@acmilan.com
RONALDO, 'UNA STORIA DA RISPETTARE' SU MILAN CHANNEL
MILANO - Grande appuntamento sul canale tematico rossonero dedicato a Ronaldo con tutte le immagini del Fenomeno: il suo arrivo al Milan nel gennaio 2007, le frasi, le interviste esclusive, le azioni, i gol e i momenti più belli della sua carriera rossonera raccolti nell'appuntamento 'Una storia da rispettare' che andrà in onda su Milan Channel come primo passaggio lunedì 24 marzo alle ore 17.00, replica alle ore 22.00. Replica anche martedì 25 marzo alle ore 10.00 e alle ore 13.30.
@acmilan.com
Ronaldo.com :
EXCLUSIVE: Ronaldo throws away his crutches
25/03-2008
Ronaldo took a massive step forward towards recovery on Thursday when he walked without crutches for the first time since his knee operation on 13 February.
After 41 days of rest and physiotherapy, the AC Milan striker expressed delight at his progress.
“I am very happy with the way things are going and the fact that I am no longer in pain,†Ronaldo told Fobazo as he ditched the crutches for a walking stick.
His physiotherapist confirmed that Ronaldo is close to getting full movement of his injured left knee and can already bend the joint to an angle of 70 degrees without experiencing any ill effects.
“Working slowly but surely we are getting better results that we had expected and Ronaldo is more and more confident and feeling more and more independent,†said Bruno Mazziotti. “Sometime in the next few weeks we are going to start working with weights.â€
The happy atmosphere surrounding his recuperation has prompted Ronaldo to cut short his planned trip to Paris. The attacker was scheduled to spend a few days in the city before meeting with surgeon Gerard Saillant on 3 April.
But with his recovery going so well he has decided to stay in Milan and continue with his morale-boosting visits to the team’s training complex at Milanello.
He will now go to France on the eve of his 3 April appointment and if he gets the all clear travel to Madrid to celebrate his son Ronaldo’s birthday on 6 April.
EXCLUSIVE: Ronaldo throws away his crutches
25/03-2008
Ronaldo took a massive step forward towards recovery on Thursday when he walked without crutches for the first time since his knee operation on 13 February.
After 41 days of rest and physiotherapy, the AC Milan striker expressed delight at his progress.
“I am very happy with the way things are going and the fact that I am no longer in pain,†Ronaldo told Fobazo as he ditched the crutches for a walking stick.
His physiotherapist confirmed that Ronaldo is close to getting full movement of his injured left knee and can already bend the joint to an angle of 70 degrees without experiencing any ill effects.
“Working slowly but surely we are getting better results that we had expected and Ronaldo is more and more confident and feeling more and more independent,†said Bruno Mazziotti. “Sometime in the next few weeks we are going to start working with weights.â€
The happy atmosphere surrounding his recuperation has prompted Ronaldo to cut short his planned trip to Paris. The attacker was scheduled to spend a few days in the city before meeting with surgeon Gerard Saillant on 3 April.
But with his recovery going so well he has decided to stay in Milan and continue with his morale-boosting visits to the team’s training complex at Milanello.
He will now go to France on the eve of his 3 April appointment and if he gets the all clear travel to Madrid to celebrate his son Ronaldo’s birthday on 6 April.
^^^
Milan lab couldn't figure out what to do with Ronaldo's legs earlier, it's why all those mysterious injuries came.
So what do they do...break it and build him a new one. And voila everything works.
I'm thinking of Puma's Speed Legs advertisement...
Milan lab couldn't figure out what to do with Ronaldo's legs earlier, it's why all those mysterious injuries came.
So what do they do...break it and build him a new one. And voila everything works.
I'm thinking of Puma's Speed Legs advertisement...
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