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Real are banging on about Bale again. Apparently he was born to play for Real according to Perez. I really don't like how Real talk about other team players. If you want to buy a player talk to the team who that player plays for like what all the other teams do. Don't go talking about them in the media trying to unsettle them 1st.
https://m.talksport.co.uk/sports-ne...m-star-gareth-bale-was-born-play-real-ma-1986
I love how SoreArse is playing the "woe is me" card in relation to his treatment by the press....if he hadn't tried to make a snack out of an opponent and not been so blatant with his general cheating he'd have gotten an easier ride.
Sounds like business as usual for Real.
Other clubs do it and they get done for "tapping up" but Real seem to be a law unto themselves.
Could Bale and Ronaldo play in the same team? Maybe.
Or would Ronaldo's ego take a signing like that as a sign his stock is falling with the Madrid board and that it's time to end his boyhood dream before it becomes a nightmare?
Real's president seems to think that his issue is money related but from what I've read it seems just as likely that it's the bad atmosphere at the club.
Every internal conflict seems to be played out in the media, there seems to be various factions within the playing staff that try and undermine whoever's in charge so there's no real unity and the ever changing managerial situation only adds to the chaos....which is also why a move to Chelsea is unlikely.
At United he had a stable working environment and any issues were dealt with privately.
He would get that respect if he returned.
Before the CL games I was somewhat dubious about whether he'd show any respect to his old club if he scored but I've never seen any player in the modern era look so embarrassed to score and those games were the only time I've ever seen him look rattled for any length of time....a player who is normally ( and with good reason ) a cocky git was like a little boy lost and though he scored in both legs he never really hit top form.
If there's even the slightest chance of getting him United should take it, there'd be no bigger statement of intent that the Glazers want the success to continue post-Fergie and they'd likely make whatever the transfer fee was back in shirt sales alone....I'd even buy one and I've not bought a shirt since the green & gold 3rd kit in the early 90's.
It'd be much more likely to get the fans behind Moyes than signing non entities from Everton.
I also think they should go for Fabregas because it's another opportunity to troll Arsenal fans
