BBC Blog Network

User Profile

saifur65

Listed below are comments made by saifur65 between Tuesday, 4th November 2008 and Thursday, 11th June 2009.

«Newer
Older»

Why Ronaldo is leaving Manchester for Madrid 4:32pm on 11 Jun 2009 Mihir,

Can you give us an insight into the potential signings Manchester United have lined up this summer? Pundits are saying how Sir Alex Ferguson always has a back up plan, but I'm pessimistic. Who on earth out there can replace Ronaldo's abilities? The only player I can think of is Lionel Messi who is untransferable and Kaka who is already at Real Madrid.
Also, what ramifications do you think this has on the EPL? Three of the world's best players now plying their trade in the Primera Division. La Liga's popularity has already gone up a notch as a result of Barca's resounding win over United in the Champions League Final, surely losing arguably the world's finest player won't help the EPL in any way. In my opinion the EPL has just become less marketable.

Regards,
Europa League has its merits 10:50pm on 20 May 2009 I want Manchester United to win the Champions League Final next week, so we can rub it into Platini's anti-Premier League agenda...I would also like them to win because I'm a Man U fan lol.
Coming to Maradona's defence 6:51pm on 04 Nov 2008 'Did Maradona's cheating outweigh his talent?' - If you believe that his cheating did outweigh his talent, clearly you are someone who has not seen him play. He was a magician with the ball. To outweigh the positive aspects of his game with the negative aspects is ridiculous. You really don't understand what he's given to football. You're like a tabloid newspaper.
Coming to Maradona's defence 6:28pm on 04 Nov 2008 What has him taking drugs got to do with anything in this article? If you want to talk about drug issues, start a new topic somewhere else. Abel Xavier, Adrian Mutu, Rio Ferdinand, Juventus - there you go, now shoo.
Coming to Maradona's defence 6:19pm on 04 Nov 2008 England fans remind me of Newcastle fans - extremely over-ambitious.
Coming to Maradona's defence 6:15pm on 04 Nov 2008 What I want to know is, do the England fans truly believe they would have won the World Cup if they had beaten Argentina? If they do then...HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA!
Coming to Maradona's defence 6:12pm on 04 Nov 2008 robbha1

Your answer is not being answered because its irrelevant. It didnt enhance his play, how could he possibly get any better than he already was?! This was an 'off-field' matter.
Coming to Maradona's defence 5:48pm on 04 Nov 2008 JEALOUSY

England have never had a player like Maradona and most probably never will. This is the reason why England hate him so much.
Coming to Maradona's defence 11:51am on 04 Nov 2008 Look closer to home England fans, Steven Gerrard's dive against Hungary? Handball, dive - both forms of cheating are they not? Nobody is calling Steven Gerrard a cheat.
Coming to Maradona's defence 11:48am on 04 Nov 2008 sorryluvfootballson

The closest to Diego Maradona's ability is Lionel Messi, not Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo can take a ball past one or two players, whereas Messi can run rings around a whole team. Messi performs on the big occassions, Ronaldo disappears. And before you mention it, scoring a goal in the Champions League final does not mean you've performed on the big occassion.

In terms of dribbling - Have you seen Messi's goal against Getafe? That was no fluke. Could you imagine Ronaldo doing the same thing? - I think not.

Another thing...Rooney is a fantastic footballer, but he is nothing compared to the brilliance of Diego Mardona and never will be, simply because he does not have the natural ability the Great Argentine had.

«Newer
Older»

^ Back to top

BBC MMVI

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

BBC.co.uk

BBC Blog Network

Find and talk to the BBC's bloggers.

User Profile

saifur65