You'll be torn if he plays, won't you? Ronaldo or United, hmmm.I hope he misses both games.
Aye, I imagine it would be hard to concentrate on the match if you were masturbating.
No, just that Real Madrid look awful whenever Ronaldo doesn't play thus greatly increases our chances of progressing.You'll be torn if he plays, won't you? Ronaldo or United, hmmm.
Yeah right, you'll be on your feet applauding and somewhat comforted if he were to score the goals that knocked United outNo, just that Real Madrid look awful whenever Ronaldo doesn't play thus greatly increases our chances of progressing.
Yeah right, you'll be on your feet applauding and somewhat comforted if he were to score the goals that knocked United out
Laughing at your own assumption without an ounce of proof nowadays?That's interesting actually. Ronaldo being the player to knock us out really would soften the blow for Cal?
Cyber-bullying from Brwned and co. I see.
It's common sense in fairness. You want Manchester United to win every game no matter what the circumstances, so I've no doubt you'd prefer he didn't play at all. If we were to lose to anyone though, you'd rather your favourite player would benefit in the process. There's no upside to someone like Benfica putting us out. If Madrid put us out then Ronaldo staying in the tournament (and staying in with a chance of that Ballon d'Or) is obviously an upside. Simple really. The only proof you need is the 1000s of posts on Ronaldo from you.Laughing at your own assumption without an ounce of proof nowadays?
Pretty much. He's also very playable. They should've bought Bale, bunch of ignorant wankers.i dont fear him,he lacks pace and power
In that case it's not really that interesting is it. It's just the same as it would be for anyone and their favorite player whether it is Messi, Iniesta, Ribery or whoever.
It's common sense in fairness. You want Manchester United to win every game no matter what the circumstances, so I've no doubt you'd prefer he didn't play at all. If we were to lose to anyone though, you'd rather your favourite player would benefit in the process. There's no upside to someone like Benfica putting us out. If Madrid put us out then Ronaldo staying in the tournament (and staying in with a chance of that Ballon d'Or) is obviously an upside. Simple really. The only proof you need is the 1000s of posts on Ronaldo from you.
So basically no different to the many who appear delighted that it was Messi & Barca who beat us in those 2 finals?It's common sense in fairness. You want Manchester United to win every game no matter what the circumstances, so I've no doubt you'd prefer he didn't play at all. If we were to lose to anyone though, you'd rather your favourite player would benefit in the process. There's no upside to someone like Benfica putting us out. If Madrid put us out then Ronaldo staying in the tournament (and staying in with a chance of that Ballon d'Or) is obviously an upside. Simple really. The only proof you need is the 1000s of posts on Ronaldo from you.
Well saidIn that case it's not really that interesting is it. It's just the same as it would be for anyone and their favorite player whether it is Messi, Iniesta, Ribery or whoever.
I think it's interesting simply because I hadn't thought it through before. It's interesting to me that it's seen as a normal thing to have a favourite player that doesn't play for your team. I really can't imagine what it's like to have your favourite player knock your team out, it'd be a strange combination of emotions for sure. "fuuuuuuuuuuuuck", "see, told you he was amazing".In that case it's not really that interesting is it. It's just the same as it would be for anyone and their favorite player whether it is Messi, Iniesta, Ribery or whoever.
Pesonally, I don't really have any favorite players outside United. Heck, I don't think I have a favorite player at United either. But I don't think it's "abnormal" to really like a non United player. In fact, I don't like the use of the word normal with this sort of stuff. To each his own.I think it's interesting simply because I hadn't thought it through before. It's interesting to me that it's seen as a normal thing to have a favourite player that doesn't play for your team. I really can't imagine what it's like to have your favourite player knock your team out, it'd be a strange combination of emotions for sure. "fuuuuuuuuuuuuck", "see, told you he was amazing".
I really can't imagine a 20 year old due to store football matches from yonder years, and trying to know players in the 50's hoping to play drafts too.I think it's interesting simply because I hadn't thought it through before. It's interesting to me that it's seen as a normal thing to have a favourite player that doesn't play for your team. I really can't imagine what it's like to have your favourite player knock your team out, it'd be a strange combination of emotions for sure. "fuuuuuuuuuuuuck", "see, told you he was amazing".
That cuts me deep, man. I'll be in tears for the rest of the day. Now I see the depths of despair this cyber-bullying can cause, I feel obliged to apologise to Cal?. Hopefully we'll both pull through in the end.I really can't imagine a 20 year old due to store football matches from yonder years, and trying to know players in the 50's hoping to play drafts too.
What do I know, it did make you a mod though.
Well, it didn't, but you can think that anyway. Can you imagine people watching films that were made before they were born, or from an older time purely because they enjoy watching movies? It's not really that hard to imagine is it.I really can't imagine a 20 year old due to store football matches from yonder years, and trying to know players in the 50's hoping to play drafts too.
What do I know, it did make you a mod though.
And how's that the same as obsessing over a player who applies his trade in a different country? I find player worship more than a tad strange for anyone over the age of 18.I don't know Giggsy, it's a bit odd when Brwned is telling off others about supporting a favourite player not in the same team. He seems to know about Burruchaga as much as Georgie Best.
the 1950s movie? i watched it three days ago. great movieAnd how's that the same as obsessing over a player who applies his trade in a different country? I find player worship more than a tad strange for anyone over the age of 18.
Anyway time to stick on Sunset Blvd... I know more about that film than I do The Hobbit.
How did that work out against Barca in both CL finals ? I sure didn't enjoy it facing all those great players and how they humiliated the teamnahh, hope he plays.
As a fan I like to see United play against the best teams and players, winning would be even more sweet.
It's gay, isn't it?All of you stop this madness!
I hope you pull through. And Cal? too.That cuts me deep, man. I'll be in tears for the rest of the day. Now I see the depths of despair this cyber-bullying can cause, I feel obliged to apologise to Cal?. Hopefully we'll both pull through in the end.
I'd think that it's a bit tedious than collecting movies. Moreover, I would still find it difficult to see, with me probably knowing the result. You can make a case for reading the synopsis of the movie, but still I don't really think it's the same.Well, it didn't, but you can think that anyway. Can you imagine people watching films that were made before they were born, or from an older time purely because they enjoy watching movies? It's not really that hard to imagine is it.
What are you talking about? For your age, Sunset Blvd sounds rightAnd how's that the same as obsessing over a player who applies his trade in a different country? I find player worship more than a tad strange for anyone over the age of 18.
Anyway time to stick on Sunset Blvd... I know more about that film than I do The Hobbit.
That's not really the same thing though Hectic. Watching movies and watching sports events is entirely different.Well, it didn't, but you can think that anyway. Can you imagine people watching films that were made before they were born, or from an older time purely because they enjoy watching movies? It's not really that hard to imagine is it.
Nothing wrong with it at all imo. But it's entirely different from watching an old movie, that was my only point.What the feck are people banging on about? What wrong with watching an old football game? I agree that its not much different from watching an old movie.
Bad indeed…but Real are not on the same level as Barcelona, and we are better than Real IMO.How did that work out against Barca in both CL finals ? I sure didn't enjoy it facing all those great players and how they humiliated the team
I don't know, I gues I just don't see look at things from the same perspective as you.Knocking Real Madrid would be sweet, whoever plays or doesn't for them matters little to meBad indeed…but Real are not on the same level as Barcelona, and we are better than Real IMO.
Obviously it would enhance our chances of winning if Ronaldo is out, that’s not really my point and I understand why some people hope Ronaldo doesn’t play.
But you have to admit a win with Ronaldo playing would be sweeter…
I hope he misses both games.
Aye, I imagine it would be hard to concentrate on the match if you were masturbating.
Same here. Couldnt care less who plays for them and would be delighted if ronaldo was to miss both legs.I don't know, I gues I just don't see look at things from the same perspective as you.Knocking Real Madrid would be sweet, whoever plays or doesn't for them matters little to me
You are so obsessed. I don't think many people were "delighted". More a sense of appreciating a good performance.So basically no different to the many who appear delighted that it was Messi & Barca who beat us in those 2 finals?