Ronaldo's Mother: My Dream Is To See Him In Madrid

BAGGIO 15 · Post by **BAGGIO 15** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:05 pm

Cristiano Ronaldo's mum has said that it is her dream to see her son one day play for Real Madrid and if he does move then she will go to the Spanish capital too.

zoom - galleria Dolores Aveiro revealed her passion for Los Merengues during an interview with AS at her home on the island of Madeira, describing the club as the best in the world.

In a dramatic statement, she claimed that she would not be able to rest until she had seen her son play in the all white of Madrid.

"They are my favourite team, the best in the world," she said.

"If one day he were to leave England then I would really like to see him go to Madrid."

"I would not like to die without seeing my son playing there, then I could go knowing that my dream was fulfilled."

While rumours and reports have linked Ronaldo to Madrid in the past, Dolores understands though that no transfer from Manchester United is imminent.

"Maybe he cannot go now, but perhaps in a couple of years," she continued.

"If he moved to Madrid I would go and live with him there. I love that city."

According to AS, Ronaldo's career has been guided by his mother as she advised him about his early choices and told him to go to Sporting and not Benfica.

olympiakos · Post by **olympiakos** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:32 pm

its so obvious he is a mummys boy, look at how many times he nearly starts crying when he misses, and how could i forget those tears when greece beat portugal in euro

BAGGIO 15 · Post by **BAGGIO 15** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:55 pm

olympiakos wrote:its so obvious he is a mummys boy, look at how many times he nearly starts crying when he misses, and how could i forget those tears when greece beat portugal in euro

he's just plays on emotion, leaves it all on the park, nothing wrong with that.

Translator · Post by **Translator** » Tue Jan 22, 2008 11:01 pm

done deal then I'd say, it's obvious Ronaldo is still being breast fed

diegom · Post by **diegom** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:38 am

Mothers should stay the fark away from their sons football career!

She can dream about a move, BUT GUESS WHAT????
IT AINT HAPPENNING FOR AT LEAST 5 YEARS - SO F.UCK OFF!

diegom · Post by **diegom** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:40 am

olympiakos wrote:its so obvious he is a mummys boy, look at how many times he nearly starts crying when he misses, and how could i forget those tears when greece beat portugal in euro

hey bud, the guy has won more honours and is probably goin to win Eufa player of the year this year - than any other combined Greek player has!

BTW, winning 1 euro medal counts for diddly!

waawaa · Post by **waawaa** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:12 am

wont happen. we can sell wes brown to madrid though. you can have him cheap

King Of East · Post by **King Of East** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:27 am

p@ul12 wrote:wont happen. we can sell wes brown to madrid though. you can have him cheap

Utd won't sell him & if they somehow do it would be a massive world record transfer fee!

Hawkesy · Post by **Hawkesy** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:27 am

It's my fathers dream to see me shacked up with Kate Moss and lifting the FA cup at a packed Wembley for Millwall while simulataneously leading England to World Cup glory.

I wonder if that's going to happen, after all it's my father's dream.

LeBron · Post by **LeBron** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:32 am

He's as good as gone

diegom · Post by **diegom** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:02 pm

LFC8 wrote:He's as good as gone

Thats NO WAY to talk about Torres leaving Anfield
Or
Rafa getting the boot b4 seasons end

fowlerisgod · Post by **fowlerisgod** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 12:26 pm

this isnt really ground breaking news. anyones mum wouldnt want her son playing at manchester, especially the red half.

katsouranis3 · Post by **katsouranis3** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:00 pm

diegom wrote:
olympiakos wrote:its so obvious he is a mummys boy, look at how many times he nearly starts crying when he misses, and how could i forget those tears when greece beat portugal in euro

hey bud, the guy has won more honours and is probably goin to win Eufa player of the year this year - than any other combined Greek player has!

BTW, winning 1 euro medal counts for diddly!

big call, that one euro medal IMO is better in comparison to all the domestic cups you can win

Hawkesy · Post by **Hawkesy** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:07 pm

katsouranis3 wrote:big call, that one euro medal IMO is better in comparison to all the domestic cups you can win

Maybe a big call, but I agree with it. At club level it is based on ability and not your nationality. I mean would you really say George Best or George Weah were rubbish because they never played in any WC Finals, let alone won any international honours.

Squizzy · Post by **Squizzy** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:05 pm

Hawkesy wrote:
katsouranis3 wrote:big call, that one euro medal IMO is better in comparison to all the domestic cups you can win
Maybe a big call, but I agree with it. At club level it is based on ability and not your nationality. I mean would you really say George Best or George Weah were rubbish because they never played in any WC Finals, let alone won any international honours.

Well in.

Le King · Post by **Le King** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:15 pm

Predrag Mijatovic has suggested Real Madrid will no longer 'waste time' on trying to sign Cristiano Ronaldo and Cesc Fabregas.

Manchester United winger Ronaldo and Arsenal midfielder Fabregas have been long-term targets for the Spanish champions.

Reports of previous bids have circulated, but the Premier League title rivals have resisted any interest in their star players.

Real sporting director Mijatovic now appears to have conceded defeat in his attempts to persuade either United or Arsenal to sell.

"It is obvious that a player like Cristiano Ronaldo would be very welcome here, but he is at a great club in Manchester United," Mijatovic told Radio Marca.

"I see it as an impossible signing."

DON HALA MADRID · Post by **DON HALA MADRID** » Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:09 pm

There's no way we'll be able to "sign" him from manchester as far as pushing for his signature.... If anything, ever comes of it - it will be because Ronaldo himself wants to leave. End of story, close the book Calderon.