We wish Cristiano Ronaldo a speedy recovery.

Ronaldo’s first goal of the night came at the 58th minute mark when he accepted a brilliant pass and kicked the ball under the Marseille’s goaltender’s feet to startMadrid scoring.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s second goal came just six minutes later when he guided the ball into the net after Benzema made a great pass, wowing the crowd and showing the world what a great team Real Madrid is.

Real Madrid won tonight’s game by a score of 3-0.

The goal arrived at the 48th minute, when Quito defender, Norberto Araujo tripped Ronaldo in the penalty area after Ronaldo’s sensational move to get past two Quito defenders.  The penalty was taken in the recognizable Ronaldo fashion with the pause before the shot.  Cristiano Ronaldo set  the next goal for Real Madrid just five minutes afterward, after his kick was fumbled by the goalkeeper right into the feet Esteban Granero.

On a side note, Quito’s coach, Jorge Fossati was ejected from the game after his embarrasing stroll onto the area of play to  protest the penalty awarded to Cristiano Ronaldo, which was absolutelya correct decision by the referee.

Real Madrid needed a victory in yesterday’s match to move on to the semi-finals of the Peace Cup that’ll continue on Friday versus Juventus in Seville Spain.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s 6 year contract will startat a whopping €237,000 per week for the first year and will increase incrementally by 25% every following year. What’s even more amazing is that Jorge Mendes, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portuguese powerhouse sports agent, has even managed to attain 60% of Cristiano Ronaldo’s image rights, which means even more money.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s exodus from the premier league will signal the end of that leagues prestigious spot as the world’s most popular league to watch. The Spanish Liga will undoubtedly become the most popular, and therefore the place where other famous footballers will attempt to move. Since Cristiano Ronaldo is public enemy number one in the U.K., there is no doubt that he will be glad to see his time there ended.

The following are the details  Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract.

year 1: €237,000/wk

Year 2: €296,250/wk

Year 3: €370,312/wk

Year 4: €462,890/wk

Year 5: €578,612/wk

Year 6: €723,265/wk

The above information is quite amazing, and an indication of the incredible talent of Cristiano Ronaldo. England’s loss is Spain’s gain, we just hope that Cristiano Ronaldo will be bettertreated in Spain than he was in the U.K.

Recently Inter Milan club administrator Ernesto Paolillo told Gazzetta dello Sport: “The player knows that for the time being we have had no offers that are deemed suitable for his market value, which is superiorto Kaka and slightly inferior to Cristiano Ronaldo in our estimation.”

Although Paolillo’s comments are obviously intended to demonstrate to other clubs interested in signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic that Inter Milan is willing to negotiate his contract and that they will accept nothing less than $94 million that has already been paid for Kaka by Real Madrid, Inter are clearly announcing that they will not seek the steep $130 million price that has recently been paid by Real Madrid for Cristiano Ronaldo.

That said,  Ernesto Paolillo’s comments is an indication that Cristiano Ronaldo is regarded highly all over the world.

After leading the Red Devils from one victory to another, over the last 3 years, winning games by himself to the delight of the Manchester fans, it pained me to see the complete and utter apathy that exists with regards to Cristiano Ronaldo’s new contract. The more animated of posts, were belittling, with complete disregard for what Cristiano Ronaldo has done for Manchester United. Nitpicking on childish things such as, Cristiano Ronaldo’s fashion sense, indicates that there are quite a few people out there who are seriously uncomfortable with their sexuality, Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted that he is comfortable with his.

Although I cannot say with certainty, what Cristiano Ronaldo’s reasons are for wanting to leave the Premiere League, I wouldn’t be surprised that it had a lot to do with how his name has been dragged through the mud almost daily. After all the great things he has done for both Manchester and English football in general, all that these sheeple can do is regurgitate the same old nonsense. The infamous wink, or the supposed dives, or his love life or fashion sense, give me a break. Cristiano Ronaldo is a 24 year old man who is in the prime of his life, enjoying it and living it to the fullest, and he still manages to make the manager look good, often. His reward seems to be a spit in the face from covetous goons who seem uncomfortable having a foreigner reaping the rewards of their game. Well, Cristiano Ronaldo earned everything he’s got, and even the mighty and magical Sir Alex Ferguson has attested to that.

If I were Cristiano Ronaldo, which I’m not, I would have demanded a buy-out of my contract years ago, because what’s the point giving everything of yourself to a nation that despises you. I wish Cristiano Ronaldo all the best in Spain.

The $130 million signing for Cristiano Ronaldo will be the biggest sum ever paid for a professional football player, and he’s worth every penny. Outside of Manchester, it doesn’t seem that Cristiano Ronaldo will be much missed, considering he’s almost single handedly destroyed his opponents, and nobody likes to be made to look like a fool, especially beer bellied non Manchester supporters.

The truth is, althoughmany would like to deny it, this may officially mark the end of the Premier League as the league to watch. Undoubtedly, Real will make up most of its money spent on Ronaldo and Kaka via endorsements and T.V. rights, especially considering the South American market and love for football. But this isn’t such a bad thing, after all, Cristiano Ronaldo was not a loved man, and in fact hated by envious non Manchester fans, whom having nothing else betterto do with their time, spend it ridiculing the Portuguese Football Maestro.

We wish Cristiano Ronaldo all the best success at Real Madrid, and may he finally be treated with the respect that was lacking in the U.K.

The plan is to sign both Brazilian Fenom Kaka and Cristiano, creating the world’s most deadly duo.Florentino Perez’ open declaration will undoubtedly attract the Wrath of SAF, who has exchanged many unpleasantries with Real Madrid in the past. Sir Alex Ferguson realizes that without Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United is a lesser team. Cristiano has won many games for Manchester, more than should be expected from any one player, and as we all know, losing Cristiano Ronaldo would not go down well with Sir Alex.

Frankly, we’re tired of hearing about Cristiano Ronaldo moving, he needs to make a stand and tell itcare about it is. The more Cristiano Fence sits, the more tarnished his image will become as unscrupulous media hounds will stop at nothing to completelydestroy his image. We hope that Cristiano does the right thing and Speaksup once and for all, ‘Will You Stay Or Will You Go?”

What is for certain is that althoughCristiano Ronaldo’s cream of playing for Real Madrid is of public record, it seems that he is working to seal the books on his transfer to Spain. According to The Guardian, a U.K. based newspaper, Cristiano Ronaldo is intent on playing for Manchester, next year. Cristiano is quoted:

“I’m sure Perez would create an breathtaking team at Madrid but at the moment I’m at United and I don’t care about what happens there. I only care about what will happen next season at Manchester United.”

This may be the final nail in a long drawn media battle between Manchester and Real Madrid that has spanned two Madrid Presidents. Although there is obviously no way to be certain that Cristiano will stay at Manchester, at this stage in the game, Cristiano seems intent on putting out and fires regarding his future, effectively stopping the gossip.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s stance on his staying at Manchester is a clear indication that he is maturing, and thinking about the consequences of his words. He has fought a long battle with Public Relations for quite some time, and seems intent on mending his relationship with Manchester fans specifically and U.K. soccer fans in general. We can only hope that Crisitiano Ronaldo keeps focus and does not fall for journalistic double talk, as long as he is clear that he will remain at Manchester United.