The Madrid-Granada in the third round of the League 2012-13 could have been remembered for a new record of Cristiano Ronaldo. It needed only 149 games to score 150 goals for the club, a figure exceeded only by a stratospheric soccer legend Ferenc Puskas, who soon reached the hundred-thirty 148 games. That is: Christian came within one game of the match that has been appointed by the FIFA as the best striker in the twentieth century. With his two goals CR7 opened his locker not only in this league but, directly, won the game for his team.
But not celebrated a goal to the amazement general, starting with some of the folks who came to him for sharing what should be a moment of collective joy. This attitude alone, and would give a lot to talk after the game. However, what was to come would be even more shocking. Cristiano Ronaldo came to the mixed zone and set a fire in the White House.
Given the logical questions about why he had not held his two goals, Cristiano stated that he did not because "not happy". Asked about that feeling framed him in professional and clarified that he had already made known to the club. And finally, when I was leaving after lighting the fire, was asked the key question When asked if he was aware of the hype that was put together at the club and the fans by releasing this statement just before going to concentrate on the break with Portugal league of ten days. Departure from the scene.
The alleged reasons why Cristiano Ronaldo is not happy in her distress coexistence costume, an uneasiness that has grown considerably since supposedly not spoken with Marcelo, former chief support in the white template. What truth is there in this story must not know many people and that only he can understand. Much is being said tonight and more will be said. According to The Rail Chain BE The matter came to the end of the crack Luso came Florentino Perez to announce his intention to leave the club.
What is a certainty is that Cristiano Ronaldo has caused a fire in Madrid. Its severity and duration to be seen. Given such logic stir us to think that no one will take to mount a public statement or to try to get the river back on track.
If Cristiano sought a moment for his words had a great impact could not have done better: just after scoring twice and about to leave for the concentration to their selection, lighting a fire in Madrid that absorb much of the media oxygen days of break league. This will affect the club at all levels.
The upper echelons of the club must now working flat out, seeking to control a situation that involves not only the player, but the coach and the representative of both, Jorge Mendes. What we have a second question: how Mourinho will be sitting at Christian's words? They expected? Does solidarity with fellow or, in case of conflict, would align with the club? Can not be ignored, of course, a compromise: to support the player but not made public did not appreciate that his discomfort. And finally there are peers. Scattered with their selections for everyone, there will be none to free the journalists ask him about the issue.
Maybe this is just a question of money, who knows, but what is certain is that it is a matter of ego. Cristiano has a high self-esteem but at the same time, it shows conclusively that it is a type that requires continually feel recognized, admired, loved and praised. It is so able to mourn for a loss and unable to hide his annoyance at not receiving an award. That character which combines narcissism with the need for recognition is at the same time, his gift and his curse. First you win a game almost single mounts and soon chaos bypassing everything and everyone.
As we said, we'll see the severity and duration of this fire. Anytime Cristiano to apologize comes with the typical script (I was wrong, will not happen again, I apologize to the fans, etc.). As also, after an apparent return to normality, left a residue of discontent among some parties (player, clothing, technical directors) would have its consequences in June. Only time will tell.
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