QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jul 11 2008, 04:04 PM)
Dear lord!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It seems to me that you are just being as awkward as possible just to ignore what I'm saying. It seems dst grabbed it straightaway yet you choose to miss the point by a mile

Right then just for you I will try and explain it as simply as I can just so you might just grasp my point. When Chelsea(an EPL club) came sniffing round Sheva(still under contract) did Galliani say "we would rather see him rot in the stands before selling him"? No we let him go. Yet when madrid sniff around CR the response from Manu is to say "we would rather see him rot in the stands than sell him" which is why Blatter has intervened.
Yes, and dst basically proved to me that these saga's are nothing alike. And clearly I'm being awkward, of course.
As for the Blatter intervention, obviously he doesn't know what slavery is.
Man U "Ronaldo, we won't sell you, you can sit in the stands instead of leave." This would be like my boss saying "Kurt, we don't want you to go ans work elsewhere, so you don't have to come into work, but we'll continue to pay you" - And this is slavery? Hell, I wish my boss would do that, getting paid for doing nothing.
Let me ask you this then, why has Blatter not intervened with the Barry transfer? Quite simply for one thing - Liverpool haven't met our valuation. What do you expect United to do if Madrid aren't willing to pay £100m for Ronaldo? Sell him for a cut price just because Blatter says so, why should they?
QUOTE (I_Rossoneri @ Jul 11 2008, 04:04 PM)
As for the double standards, why is it ok for a Premier League club to sniff around a player from a different country who is under contract and expect him to sign for them, yet not the other way round? Because Chelsea got Sheva yet won't let Lampard leave(I heard he will have to see his contract out)!
It's not okay, and I never said it was to sniff around other players. Chelsea got Sheva, yes. And how did they get him, did they steal him? No, Milan decided to sell him. It is not double standards, it's a clubs choice. if they want to make Lampard honour his contract, they have a right to do that, just like Milan did with Sheva. But Milan decided to let them go because they're a classier club, that is all it is.
Don't bother replying if you're going to use one of your "You're an idiot, let me break it down for you" comments just because I don't agree with you. It's pointless and shows you're attacking the poster rather than just having a discussion, so don't bother.