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Schuster Mocks Robinho’s Decision.
Schuster Mocks Robinho’s Decision.
Well, Schuster has done it again. Schuster has mocked Robinho on his “forced” transfer to Manchester City and made a statement that Robinho had joined a “mediocre” club.
Ok, no “falsehood” in that but these are the type of things that can grow on you. Anyway, leaving that beside. I was thinking, when the heck is somebody going to buy Real Madrid. I mean, if these investers think they can succeed their businesses with clubs like Manchester City, Chelsea and even Manchester United, Imagine what they’ll be able to achieve with Real Madrid who already is the biggest club in the world.
If Real Madrid does sell itself to some investers, I want them to be Arabs. Yes Arabs or someone from Abu Dabi (gulf areas). There are two reasons for this. First, Arabs are rich and Second, they spend lavishly. Look at what the American owners of Liverpool have done to the club.
Yes they have brought some money into the club but they didn’t just buy every player available on the market unlike Chelsea, who literally romped the Summer market for the past 3 to 4 years , signing the best players available.
Anyway, coming back to Schuster, this is what he said:
“From a sports point of view, for me it is a disappointment because Robinho had everything here to triumph,” he told private television Cuatro.
“But you have to respect his dream to be a good player in a mediocre club in England,” the German coach added.
Robinho was under contract with Real Madrid but forced Real Madrid to sell him to Chelsea where he wanted to playunder former Brazil coach Filipe Scholari and that as we all know did not happen, he ended up in Manchester City.
I don’t know, but I have heard rumours that Ronaldo (Brazillian one, the phenomeno) has agreed to sign for Manchester City. If he has then I think it is a great signing because it’s free as he is a free agent. Any free agent is a bonus and when you get a former 3 times player of the year for free, that’s even better.
Anyway, Robinho had been unhappy with Real over their willingness to sell him to fund a failed move to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United.
He scored his debut goal for Manchester City during his new side’s 3-1 loss on Saturday to, ironically, Chelsea.
