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Ronaldo a 'malicious bigmouth'
CRISTIANO RONALDO was branded ‘malicious’ and a ‘bigmouth’ in an attack by two Brazil stars.
The Manchester United idol was accused of trying to break Tiago Silva’s leg as Portugal crashed 6-2 in Brasilia on Wednesday.
Silva stormed: “He’s a malicious guy and if I hadn’t jumped out of the way he would have broken my leg.”
Fluminense defender Silva, linked with a move to Chelsea in January, added: “He just lost it because we snuffed him totally out of the game.
“He had the nerve to say he didn’t touch me but that’s only because I got out of his way.
“Then he realised he was in the wrong and tried to apologise but I wasn’t accepting that.”
Real Madrid ace Marcelo said: “Ronaldo was out of order and a bigmouth. He elbowed me off the ball, then tried to have a shouting match about it.”
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Originally posted by zocoss:
Aiya, that player just wanted to be notice and hope Chelsea come in for him in Jan or Jun lah... Who is he the world also never heard of but picking a fight against a famous player gets him coverage in the world press lor... One way of getting known around the world... tho rather low...
yes and no lor... this brazilian player might be trying to get himself noticed but we can't deny the fact that C. Ronaldo wasn't such an Mr. Nice guy too... and seriously at time he sucks..
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Originally posted by I-like-flings(m):
ya..same as john terry.... they are not like DB or giggs or scholes...er in what way john terry offended u england captain/ 2 red card in his entire carrer,
same as john terry?
scholes he himself have a temper problem
DB and giggs no comment they are really role model
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Ronaldo Is Over-Rated & Incomplete - Marcos Senna
The two sides are due to meet in midweek when the two sides go head-to-head in the Champions League on Tuesday.
And according to the News of the World the Spanish star appears to be clearly unimpressed with the Red Devil.
“Cristiano is a great player and I once said he made up 50 per cent of United’s strike force,” said Senna.
“Now I think I over-rated his importance. When Cristiano does not score, his role is limited. Yes, he is fast, but countless step-overs are not necessarily productive.”
Ronaldo limped out of United’s goalless draw with Aston Villa yesterday and is now a doubt for the Villarreal game.
Yet Senna clearly does not believe the hype that surrounds the Portuguese player and views Ronaldinho as a better footballer.
“He is not a complete player like Ronaldinho in the good times,” explained the Villarreal skipper.
“He used to score, take penalties, free kicks, dribble, give accurate short and deep passes, assist and run everywhere.”
United travel to Spain on Tuesday to meet Villarreal with both sides hoping to improve on the goalless draw the two sides shared at Old Trafford in their opening Champions League encounter of the season.
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