IrishMacca
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Braggster said:IrishMacca said:And I guarantee you that if that question was asked a season ago the answer would have been, everything. But as per usual these days, people's opinons change faster then anything.
Some would've said that, mate, but there would've been plenty who would have admitted how good he is.
So this simple question is: was/is tranny one of the best players in the world? Yes. Did the rags rely on him to get them out of jail and win them shedloads of points? Yes. So your argument is laughable, it is simply utter bollocks, as you - and many other united fans - well know.
BUllshit, some would have said, he was like the most hated player. But now he's a god, he's worlds best. And the way people are talking now, I don't think they would have admited anything, because these are the same people who think Man U will finish out of the top 4, which tells me, and most, that they know fuck all about football.
The player Man U have and still rely on the most is Rooney, when he didn't play, they lost or struggled big time. Ronaldo was good against the little teams but he'd disapeer when they really needed him, and people on here a season ago would have been the first to admit that, but common sense seems to have gone out the door when they money came in.
My arguement, is what exactly because I'm getting a whole lot of grief for what exactly?
Saying I didn't like Ronaldo, imo he didn't do it when Man U needed him the most. I hated the way he dived, his attitude, his work ethic.
Or is it because I said people are deluded if they think Man U will finish outside the top 4, because they are and most know it.
OR because I said in a way Man U might benefit in defence having lost Ronaldo, he never defended. It's as simple as that really. He didn't work hard for the team.
While Tevez he barely played at all for Man U. So him being gone wont have such a large impact on them.