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Just because Ronaldo signed for a Brazilian club doesn't mean there's no chance of seeing him in Europe again
QUOTE (MizNelson @ Dec 10 2008, 07:07 AM) 
If I were in your shoes, I'd be more disappointed if he announced he was retiring. Besides, he could've done a lot worse than Corinthians; just be thankful he didn't go to Anorthosis or the like.
Yeah, I suppose.
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ Dec 10 2008, 02:25 PM)
Noooooooooooooooooo...nooooooooo...not Manchester United! Not does... Take Leeds, Villa, the Spurs, heh even Arsenal, but not them...I'm still dizzy about Becks in red-black, now this the whole season long..
Hehe. Let's see how many days till the end of the year? Round about 21.
QUOTE (zdrossoneri @ Dec 10 2008, 03:36 PM)
Just because Ronaldo signed for a Brazilian club doesn't mean there's no chance of seeing him in Europe again
There is?
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Ronaldo Explains Corinthians Choice And Flamengo Snub
The Brazilian legend has reacted to the major uproar his move to Corinthians has caused...
Corinthians striker Ronaldo has explained his decision to snub Flamengo after fans went berserk.
The Brazilian joined the Sao Paulo-based side on Tuesday but not everyone has reacted well to his decision. The former Inter, Real Madrid and Milan striker knows why Flamengo fans feel aggrieved with his choice.
"I understand why the fans are upset," Ronaldo is quoted as saying on Datasport.it.
"I am a Flamenguista and I was at Rio for four months where I trained. However, no-one had a project for me. I am a professional and I like new challenges.
"Returning to the football pitch is a great motivation for me.
"When I played for Cruziero I was very young and now playing in the Brazilian league will be completely different.
"I have watched games on tv and now there is a chance to make some history. I won't make any predictions but I do have the will to do well."
Earlier, Flamengo fans were so annoyed with Ronaldo's move that they threatened to use a voodoo witch to cast a spell on the star.
Jerseys and photographs of the striker were also burned- such is the outrage in Brazil.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The Brazilian legend has reacted to the major uproar his move to Corinthians has caused...
Corinthians striker Ronaldo has explained his decision to snub Flamengo after fans went berserk.
The Brazilian joined the Sao Paulo-based side on Tuesday but not everyone has reacted well to his decision. The former Inter, Real Madrid and Milan striker knows why Flamengo fans feel aggrieved with his choice.
"I understand why the fans are upset," Ronaldo is quoted as saying on Datasport.it.
"I am a Flamenguista and I was at Rio for four months where I trained. However, no-one had a project for me. I am a professional and I like new challenges.
"Returning to the football pitch is a great motivation for me.
"When I played for Cruziero I was very young and now playing in the Brazilian league will be completely different.
"I have watched games on tv and now there is a chance to make some history. I won't make any predictions but I do have the will to do well."
Earlier, Flamengo fans were so annoyed with Ronaldo's move that they threatened to use a voodoo witch to cast a spell on the star.
Jerseys and photographs of the striker were also burned- such is the outrage in Brazil.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Ronaldo explains transfer decision - Goal.Com
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Ronaldo Makes Lively Corinthians Debut
The Phenomenon looked very sharp and even came close to getting on the score-sheet in his first appearance for his new club...
After more than a one-year injury layoff, Ronaldo finally returned to action with his Corinthians, for whom he signed in December.
The 32-year-old may have only played 29 minutes, but he looked very lively and even came close to finding the net.
He replaced Jorge Henrique in the 21st minute of the second half, and moments later he had his first touch of the ball.
The excited crowd at the Juscelino Kubitschek stadium in Itumbiara roared each time Ronaldo came close to the ball, and the former FIFA World Player of the Year tried to impress them with some of his trademark trickery.
He showed no signs of an injury, although it was evident that he was lacking the necessary fitness to play a competitive football match.
But Ronaldo constantly asked for the ball, and instead of passing as soon as he got it, he preferred to take on his opponents - and with good results.
Towards the end of the match, Ronaldo looked to mark his debut with a goal.
He fired a long-range effort wide of the right post, and minutes later he forced his way into the area, but was penalised for pushing.
The former Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter and AC Milan striker was without doubt the main focus of attention in a match that Corinthians won 2-0. The match corresponded to the first round of the Copa do Brasil.
At the final whistle several excited reporters mobbed Ronaldo, and he was hurt in the process. He quickly made his way into the tunnel while touching his sore head.
Ronaldo is likely to start for the first time in the top-of-the-table Paulista derby with Palmeiras on the weekend.
Gregory Sica, Goal.com
The Phenomenon looked very sharp and even came close to getting on the score-sheet in his first appearance for his new club...
After more than a one-year injury layoff, Ronaldo finally returned to action with his Corinthians, for whom he signed in December.
The 32-year-old may have only played 29 minutes, but he looked very lively and even came close to finding the net.
He replaced Jorge Henrique in the 21st minute of the second half, and moments later he had his first touch of the ball.
The excited crowd at the Juscelino Kubitschek stadium in Itumbiara roared each time Ronaldo came close to the ball, and the former FIFA World Player of the Year tried to impress them with some of his trademark trickery.
He showed no signs of an injury, although it was evident that he was lacking the necessary fitness to play a competitive football match.
But Ronaldo constantly asked for the ball, and instead of passing as soon as he got it, he preferred to take on his opponents - and with good results.
Towards the end of the match, Ronaldo looked to mark his debut with a goal.
He fired a long-range effort wide of the right post, and minutes later he forced his way into the area, but was penalised for pushing.
The former Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter and AC Milan striker was without doubt the main focus of attention in a match that Corinthians won 2-0. The match corresponded to the first round of the Copa do Brasil.
At the final whistle several excited reporters mobbed Ronaldo, and he was hurt in the process. He quickly made his way into the tunnel while touching his sore head.
Ronaldo is likely to start for the first time in the top-of-the-table Paulista derby with Palmeiras on the weekend.
Gregory Sica, Goal.com
Ronaldo just scored a header in injury time to give Corinthinas a 1-1 draw vs Palmeiras.
Well done Ronaldo! - Welcome Back!
Well done Ronaldo! - Welcome Back!
Are we going to buy him back in the summer? 
Why not, he did play more than Borriello!! 
Why not, he did play more than Borriello!!
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Mar 10 2009, 03:53 PM)
QUOTE (arivanjj @ Mar 12 2009, 12:05 PM)
WOW
Ronaldo amazes me to no end. after months of injury, he returns scores like it's the easiest thing for him to do in this world. IMO he's easily the most talented striker in history.
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 12 2009, 03:13 PM)
WOW
Ronaldo amazes me to no end. after months of injury, he returns scores like it's the easiest thing for him to do in this world. IMO he's easily the most talented striker in history.
Ronaldo amazes me to no end. after months of injury, he returns scores like it's the easiest thing for him to do in this world. IMO he's easily the most talented striker in history.
Pato? Aubameyang?
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 12 2009, 02:17 PM)
Pato? Aubameyang?
Aubameyang
... ---
Pato is the present & future, not history
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 12 2009, 10:47 AM)
Pato? Aubameyang?
Me!
Oh and let's get Ronaldo. He'll surely be able to play one or two games a season
You're a forward?? Oh right, you're the Peter Crouch of Germany right?
Ronaldo will certainly do better than Borriello this season.
But suddenly that Keirrison thing looks serious. And it also looks likely, given that he'd be cheap (er), would reduce the general age levels as well. Btw, check this little gem on wiki out...
Is this guy loaded? Or is it just a small club? Or is it wiki B.S?
Ronaldo will certainly do better than Borriello this season.
But suddenly that Keirrison thing looks serious. And it also looks likely, given that he'd be cheap (er), would reduce the general age levels as well. Btw, check this little gem on wiki out...
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In April 2008, Keirrison and his father bought a football club from Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul state, and renamed it to Centro de Futebol Keirrison, shortened as CFK9.[1]
Is this guy loaded? Or is it just a small club? Or is it wiki B.S?
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 12 2009, 12:13 PM)
You're a forward?? Oh right, you're the Peter Crouch of Germany right?
Nah...I'm more like the German Luca Toni.
Hahahahahahahahaha! Like Bluey is the Canadian Mourinho! You go my man!!
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 12 2009, 09:43 AM)
WOW
Ronaldo amazes me to no end. after months of injury, he returns scores like it's the easiest thing for him to do in this world. IMO he's easily the most talented striker in history.
Ronaldo amazes me to no end. after months of injury, he returns scores like it's the easiest thing for him to do in this world. IMO he's easily the most talented striker in history.
+1 but i do consider him the best stiker anyway
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 12 2009, 12:30 PM)
Hahahahahahahahaha! Like Bluey is the Canadian Mourinho! You go my man!!
I really am....come over and paly against me 
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Mar 12 2009, 10:39 AM)
I really am....come over and paly against me i was awarded the provincial MVP in 04 and was called the tournament's "Pirlo" a name i actually blushed a bit to hear and also the name most used to describe how i play (minus the rocket dead-ball shots and a little more Girt on defense
) so, now we got mourihno, toni and pirlo
Board team FTW!!! lol
And you got Nesta!
QUOTE (dst @ Mar 12 2009, 07:33 PM)
And you got Nesta!
Would be a tough task playing against you.
QUOTE (LaPalma @ Mar 12 2009, 09:16 PM)
Would be a tough task playing against you.
You cannot get past me. And you cannot get the ball past me either. Now that I think of it again I wonder why I'm not playing for Milan!
QUOTE (dst @ Mar 12 2009, 09:37 PM)
You cannot get past me. And you cannot get the ball past me either. Now that I think of it again I wonder why I'm not playing for Milan!
bcoz milan have kaladze
QUOTE (Jack Sparrow @ Mar 12 2009, 07:57 AM)
Are we going to buy him back in the summer? Why not, he did play more than Borriello!!
Why not, he did play more than Borriello!! i wish he will be back
:D
Dunga opens Brazil door for Ronaldo
SAO PAULO -- Brazil coach Dunga says he will summon Ronaldo if the striker returns to top form.
Dunga praised Ronaldo for his return to football more than a year after knee surgery, saying the striker will have his spot in the squad secured if he plays well again.
"If he becomes the Ronaldo of old, why not?" Dunga told Cultura TV late Monday.
Ronaldo returned to action last Wednesday playing 28 minutes for Corinthians in a Brazilian Cup match. On Sunday, he scored a late equalizer after 31 minutes on the field against Palmeiras. It was his first goal since the left knee injury while with AC Milan in February 2008.
Dunga said it's natural Ronaldo was far from his best after more than a year out of action, but liked the way he performed in his first two matches.
"He has the will to become the great player that he once was," Dunga said. "He feels pleasure playing football."
Dunga and Ronaldo were teammates in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups.
The 32-year-old Ronaldo told SporTV channel on Monday that his goal was to return to the national team, but that he feels he has enemies in the Brazilian football federation.
Ronaldo was never recalled to the national team once Dunga replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira after Brazil's elimination in the quarter-finals of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The president of the Brazilian federation dismissed any animosity against Ronaldo.
"There is no veto," Ricardo Teixeira said Tuesday. "If Ronaldo becomes the player he was in the 2002 World Cup, he has the chance to return to the national team and play in the 2010 World Cup."
Ronaldo, the all-time leading World Cup scorer with 15 goals, helped Brazil win its fifth world title in 2002 in South Korea and Japan with two of his eight goals coming in the final against Germany.
Ronaldo's return to action has been praised across Brazil, including President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
"He wasn't 100 per cent ready, played five minutes, got five balls and was still better than everybody else," Silva said, according to the Folha Online website.
SAO PAULO -- Brazil coach Dunga says he will summon Ronaldo if the striker returns to top form.
Dunga praised Ronaldo for his return to football more than a year after knee surgery, saying the striker will have his spot in the squad secured if he plays well again.
"If he becomes the Ronaldo of old, why not?" Dunga told Cultura TV late Monday.
Ronaldo returned to action last Wednesday playing 28 minutes for Corinthians in a Brazilian Cup match. On Sunday, he scored a late equalizer after 31 minutes on the field against Palmeiras. It was his first goal since the left knee injury while with AC Milan in February 2008.
Dunga said it's natural Ronaldo was far from his best after more than a year out of action, but liked the way he performed in his first two matches.
"He has the will to become the great player that he once was," Dunga said. "He feels pleasure playing football."
Dunga and Ronaldo were teammates in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups.
The 32-year-old Ronaldo told SporTV channel on Monday that his goal was to return to the national team, but that he feels he has enemies in the Brazilian football federation.
Ronaldo was never recalled to the national team once Dunga replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira after Brazil's elimination in the quarter-finals of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The president of the Brazilian federation dismissed any animosity against Ronaldo.
"There is no veto," Ricardo Teixeira said Tuesday. "If Ronaldo becomes the player he was in the 2002 World Cup, he has the chance to return to the national team and play in the 2010 World Cup."
Ronaldo, the all-time leading World Cup scorer with 15 goals, helped Brazil win its fifth world title in 2002 in South Korea and Japan with two of his eight goals coming in the final against Germany.
Ronaldo's return to action has been praised across Brazil, including President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
"He wasn't 100 per cent ready, played five minutes, got five balls and was still better than everybody else," Silva said, according to the Folha Online website.
come back ronaldo, we'll give you another 100k a week to sit on the bench
QUOTE (dst @ Mar 12 2009, 10:37 PM)
You cannot get past me. And you cannot get the ball past me either. Now that I think of it again I wonder why I'm not playing for Milan!
Sure...like back in November 2005 when I (Toni) scored two against you (Nesta).
QUOTE (CrazyMilanFan @ Mar 12 2009, 11:39 PM)
bcoz milan have kaladze
Oh right...
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Mar 13 2009, 02:37 AM)
"There is no veto," Ricardo Teixeira said Tuesday. "If Ronaldo becomes the player he was in the 2002 World Cup, he has the chance to return to the national team and play in the 2010 World Cup."
So in other words we'll never see Ronaldo in the Selecao again, because no matter how phenomenal, he won't be able to become the player he was in 2002 again.
QUOTE (anano1214 @ Mar 12 2009, 06:07 PM)
Dunga opens Brazil door for Ronaldo
SAO PAULO -- Brazil coach Dunga says he will summon Ronaldo if the striker returns to top form.
Dunga praised Ronaldo for his return to football more than a year after knee surgery, saying the striker will have his spot in the squad secured if he plays well again.
"If he becomes the Ronaldo of old, why not?" Dunga told Cultura TV late Monday.
Ronaldo returned to action last Wednesday playing 28 minutes for Corinthians in a Brazilian Cup match. On Sunday, he scored a late equalizer after 31 minutes on the field against Palmeiras. It was his first goal since the left knee injury while with AC Milan in February 2008.
Dunga said it's natural Ronaldo was far from his best after more than a year out of action, but liked the way he performed in his first two matches.
"He has the will to become the great player that he once was," Dunga said. "He feels pleasure playing football."
Dunga and Ronaldo were teammates in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups.
The 32-year-old Ronaldo told SporTV channel on Monday that his goal was to return to the national team, but that he feels he has enemies in the Brazilian football federation.
Ronaldo was never recalled to the national team once Dunga replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira after Brazil's elimination in the quarter-finals of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The president of the Brazilian federation dismissed any animosity against Ronaldo.
"There is no veto," Ricardo Teixeira said Tuesday. "If Ronaldo becomes the player he was in the 2002 World Cup, he has the chance to return to the national team and play in the 2010 World Cup."
Ronaldo, the all-time leading World Cup scorer with 15 goals, helped Brazil win its fifth world title in 2002 in South Korea and Japan with two of his eight goals coming in the final against Germany.
Ronaldo's return to action has been praised across Brazil, including President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
"He wasn't 100 per cent ready, played five minutes, got five balls and was still better than everybody else," Silva said, according to the Folha Online website.
SAO PAULO -- Brazil coach Dunga says he will summon Ronaldo if the striker returns to top form.
Dunga praised Ronaldo for his return to football more than a year after knee surgery, saying the striker will have his spot in the squad secured if he plays well again.
"If he becomes the Ronaldo of old, why not?" Dunga told Cultura TV late Monday.
Ronaldo returned to action last Wednesday playing 28 minutes for Corinthians in a Brazilian Cup match. On Sunday, he scored a late equalizer after 31 minutes on the field against Palmeiras. It was his first goal since the left knee injury while with AC Milan in February 2008.
Dunga said it's natural Ronaldo was far from his best after more than a year out of action, but liked the way he performed in his first two matches.
"He has the will to become the great player that he once was," Dunga said. "He feels pleasure playing football."
Dunga and Ronaldo were teammates in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups.
The 32-year-old Ronaldo told SporTV channel on Monday that his goal was to return to the national team, but that he feels he has enemies in the Brazilian football federation.
Ronaldo was never recalled to the national team once Dunga replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira after Brazil's elimination in the quarter-finals of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The president of the Brazilian federation dismissed any animosity against Ronaldo.
"There is no veto," Ricardo Teixeira said Tuesday. "If Ronaldo becomes the player he was in the 2002 World Cup, he has the chance to return to the national team and play in the 2010 World Cup."
Ronaldo, the all-time leading World Cup scorer with 15 goals, helped Brazil win its fifth world title in 2002 in South Korea and Japan with two of his eight goals coming in the final against Germany.
Ronaldo's return to action has been praised across Brazil, including President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
"He wasn't 100 per cent ready, played five minutes, got five balls and was still better than everybody else," Silva said, according to the Folha Online website.
so in retrospect, Dunga will look to ANYONE BUT AMAURI!! lol
QUOTE (dst @ Mar 12 2009, 09:37 PM)
You cannot get past me. And you cannot get the ball past me either. Now that I think of it again I wonder why I'm not playing for Milan!
You.. Nesta!?
Ha! I have the pace of Gabby, the ariel ability of Ronaldo, the finishing of van Nistelrooy, the shot power of Junhinho and the imagination of a 5 year old!
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"He has the will to become the great player that he once was," Dunga said. "He feels pleasure playing football."
I completely disagree with this. The reports I heard about Ronaldo in Brazil while he was recovering from his injury suggest he really doesn't care too much for football anymore.
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 13 2009, 11:18 PM)
I completely disagree with this. The reports I heard about Ronaldo in Brazil while he was recovering from his injury suggest he really doesn't care too much for football anymore.
I disagree! if he didn't care about football why didn't he just called it quits after such a horrible injury?
I think it's a bit disrespectful to say he doesn't care about football after all the trouble he went through to play football again!
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 13 2009, 08:57 PM)
I disagree! if he didn't care about football why didn't he just called it quits after such a horrible injury?
I think it's a bit disrespectful to say he doesn't care about football after all the trouble he went through to play football again!
I think it's a bit disrespectful to say he doesn't care about football after all the trouble he went through to play football again!
If he didn't care about football, why wouldn't he call it quits? £££
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 13 2009, 09:59 PM)
If he didn't care about football, why wouldn't he call it quits? £££
I think Ronaldo is such a media-personality, he'd earn probably more by not playing and doing marketing/promotive jobs then training, playing and still actively participate in any football league.
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 14 2009, 01:29 AM)
If he didn't care about football, why wouldn't he call it quits? £££
+1 @ Fillipo, and I don't really think he needs that tiny amount of money he earns by playing for Corinthians! he probably has enough money in his bank account for the rest of his life!
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 13 2009, 09:12 PM)
+1 @ Fillipo, and I don't really think he needs that tiny amount of money he earns by playing for Corinthians! he probably has enough money in his bank account for the rest of his life!
It's called greed, alot of people have it. The more you have, the more you want. Why else do these players take up sponsorship deals with Adidas and Nike when they're already earning millions at their clubs.
QUOTE (kurtsimonw @ Mar 14 2009, 12:44 AM)
It's called greed, alot of people have it. The more you have, the more you want. Why else do these players take up sponsorship deals with Adidas and Nike when they're already earning millions at their clubs.
So Beckham, too, doesn't care about football?!
QUOTE (Zed.D @ Mar 13 2009, 09:21 PM)
So Beckham, too, doesn't care about football?!
His lifestyle suggests otherwise. I can count on one finger how many times Beckham has been in trouble in the media due to his off-field actions. Like James Milner said in an interview last week "I am 100% dedicated to football and improving myself, there's more than enough time for drinking and enjoying my life when I retire". I believe this is the type of attitude Beckham also has.
Well, I still disagree because I don't see Ronaldo in any way as a greedy footballer who doesn't care about football! watching his recent goals and the passion in his celebrations is more than enough reason for me to believe he loves football.
We'll just have to agree to disagree on this one then.
Great goals by Il Fenomeno. He might be a bit slow, but he's still pure class!
So, Ronaldo broke his hand during the weekend game.
When he went in to have surgery on it, he also decided (so globoesporte says and so mediaset repeats) to have a little liposuction.
link to Mediaset story.
When he went in to have surgery on it, he also decided (so globoesporte says and so mediaset repeats) to have a little liposuction.
link to Mediaset story.
OMG an Actual Ronaldo thread still in the player section 
Considering moving here
Considering moving here
QUOTE (drucurl @ May 28 2010, 12:52 AM)
OMG an Actual Ronaldo thread still in the player section
Considering moving here
Considering moving here
Past Players subforum...
*sigh* Ronaldo Ronaldo Ronaldo... when will u learn.http://www.goal.com/en/news/584/brazil/201...ds-admits-he-is
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Corinthians Star Ronaldo Piles On The Pounds & Admits He Is Overweight
The forward's dismal physical condition rules him out of Corinthians' next game, despite a full recovery from his previous injury...
By Daniel Edwards
Aug 13, 2010 6:31:00 PM
Brazilian football legend Ronaldo has recovered from a leg injury, which ruled him out for the past three months, but the striker admits that the excess weight he gained during his recuperation period will keep him out of the Corinthians team for even longer.
Ronaldo is currently at least three stone overweight after sustaining a muscle injury in his left leg, and Globoesporte reports that after rejoining team preparations, the former Barcelona, Inter and Selecao star could not even train on Friday due to his awful physical condition.
And the striker today admitted via his twitter page that his fans would have to stay patient if they wanted to see him back in action.
"Yesterday was my first team training for three months. It was ok, I am weighing too much and am struggling with my mobility. In about 15 days I'll be fine," he posted on the social networking site.
Ronaldo has not played a competitive game since May 9, when he scored a goal in a 2-1 win over Atletico PR in the league's first round of fixtures.
The forward's dismal physical condition rules him out of Corinthians' next game, despite a full recovery from his previous injury...
By Daniel Edwards
Aug 13, 2010 6:31:00 PM
Brazilian football legend Ronaldo has recovered from a leg injury, which ruled him out for the past three months, but the striker admits that the excess weight he gained during his recuperation period will keep him out of the Corinthians team for even longer.
Ronaldo is currently at least three stone overweight after sustaining a muscle injury in his left leg, and Globoesporte reports that after rejoining team preparations, the former Barcelona, Inter and Selecao star could not even train on Friday due to his awful physical condition.
And the striker today admitted via his twitter page that his fans would have to stay patient if they wanted to see him back in action.
"Yesterday was my first team training for three months. It was ok, I am weighing too much and am struggling with my mobility. In about 15 days I'll be fine," he posted on the social networking site.
Ronaldo has not played a competitive game since May 9, when he scored a goal in a 2-1 win over Atletico PR in the league's first round of fixtures.
http://www.goal.com/en/photo/gallery?id=106353
Ronaldo has a Twitter page? In English, no less?
Mamma mia che panzone!
QUOTE (X-Offender @ Aug 14 2010, 10:25 AM)
Mamma mia che panzone!
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