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The Mirror Publicly Apologizes To Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronny7Admin — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:18:28 +0000

Following a recent court victory, where Cristiano Ronaldo was granted an undisclosed amount to cover damages to his reputation, the Mirror has publicly apologized to Cristiano Ronaldo for these accusations regarding an alleged drinking ‘bender’. In the apology, the Mirror accepts that their front page article, titled “Ron the Lash”, printed on 17 July of 2008, was ‘falsely reported that whilst recovering from an operation to his ankle’. The apology goes on to state that ‘Cristiano did not “go on a bender”, did not drink any alcohol that evening, did not spend £10,000 on alcohol, nor throw his crutches to the floor or try to dance.’

You can read the entire apology here.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Lawyers Speak Out

Ronny7_Admin — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:01:19 +0000

Recently, Cristiano Ronaldo attended the ESPY Awards in Los Angelas, and once again captured the attention and the imagination of tabloid media.

During his stay in California, British tabloids continued their demonization of Ronaldo, by reporting that the Young football player had been partying at a nightclub by spending 12 thousand euros on liquor, intoxicating himself and parting with his crutches to dance.

Cristiano Ronaldo took offense to the fabricated reports, and has reportedly instructed his lawyers in Portugal and England to take action on the false, and professionally destructive news reports.

Ronaldo’s lawyers told media that the Los Angelas reports of intoxication, are ‘false and absurd’, since Cristiano does not consume alcohol.� They went on to say that Cristiano’s physiotherapist, Ant�nio Gaspar, accompanied Ronaldo to California, and that his recovery from ankle surgery is progressing well.

Cristiano Ronaldo: The Latest On The Transfer Saga

Ronny7_Admin — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 05:00:20 +0000

Reports from Sir Alex Ferguson suggest that the Cristiano Ronaldo transfer saga is over.

Ferguson told reporters in Cape Town that he had a face to face meeting with Cristiano Ronaldo in Portugal last week where he told Ronaldo that he would remain a Red Devil for the coming season.

“I went out to see Cristiano in Portugal earlier this week. It was very amicable and there were no problems, so therefore we carry on. There is no problem for Manchester United or the manager. What I said to Cristiano will remain private, but the meeting went well. We both made our points of view about where we stand and where the player stands. And I can say that he will be a Manchester United player next summer. That’s our stance, he won’t be sold.

“It’s not a difficult position for us. I don’t know where people get this thing from. I was on my holiday and I was not going to interrupt my holiday – believe me – for the simple reason that the boy is under contract. The strength and the rights are with Manchester United.”

Ferguson went on to say that Manchester United will not pressure Ronaldo for an early return to the pitch because they want him to be fully recovered from his surgery.

“He is on crutches for the first four weeks and will be in rehabilitation for the next four weeks. Then the following four weeks he will be back into football training. The time mapped out is three months and we won’t bring him back a day earlier than that.”

Cristiano Ronaldo On Crutches

Ronny7_Admin — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 07:00:56 +0000

Image of Cristiano Ronaldo at the Airport on crutches following his ankle surgery.