On 1/31/07, Kresna Panggabean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Artikel menarik dari BBC tentang kepindahan Ronaldo ke Milan dan
> pertikaian Ronaldo dengan Kaka pas Piala Dunia.
>
>
> Updated: Jan. 30, 2007
> Brazilians but not friends reunited
> Andrew Downie
>
> RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Ronaldo's decision to sign for AC Milan will
> cause consternation in both the blue and red sides of the Italian city but
> if recent reports in Brazil are anything to go by it is also causing concern
> with one prominent member of the Rossinieri.
>
> The arrival of the three-time World Player of the Year from Real Madrid
> does not appear to be going down too well with Kaka. Milan's top midfielder
> and most bankable star fell out with Ronaldo during the World Cup and the
> two have drifted apart ever since, according to news reports in Brazil that
> appear to be confirmed by Kaka's own comments.
>
>
> Neither Kaka nor Ronaldo have spoken about the disagreement, which came
> after Kaka publicly criticised Ronaldo for his lack of movement in Brazil's
> opening World Cup match against Croatia.
>
>
> Brazil won 1-0 thanks to a 25-yard peach from the AC Milan midfielder but
> Ronaldo was leaden footed throughout and subbed after 69 minutes. Kaka later
> told reporters: 'a little more movement on his part would have been ideal.'
>
>
> Ronaldo, whose four years of ever decreasing returns have done nothing to
> dent his sense of self worth, did not take kindly to Kaka's impertinence and
> reports in his home town paper O Globo suggested he is still upset over the
> perceived slight.
>
>
> 'Kaka and Ronaldo will never admit it publicly but the truth is that they
> had an ugly set-to during the World Cup in Germany,' Renato Mauricio Prado
> wrote in his Sunday column.
>
>
> 'It all began after Kaka asked for more movement from the team and
> intimated that the side that won the Confederations Cup (and that didn't
> have Ronaldo, Cafu, and Roberto Carlos) worked harder for each other.'
>
>
> ' 'The Confederations Cup is worthless, what counts is the World Cup,' the
> Phenomenon told him in a heated exchange.'
>
>
> 'The former World Cup winner Leonardo, who is now a manager at Milan, is
> going to have to work hard to smooth things out between the two.'
>
>
> Prado's insight might have gone unnoticed had Kaka not added some discreet
> fuel to the flames last week. The young star gave a carefully worded
> interview to UEFA.com that, when read between the lines, dropped hints
> about his ambivalence surrounding the new arrival.
>
>
> In it, Kaka expressed his respect for his Brazilian team-mate. However, he
> made a point of adding caveats about Ronaldo's motivation and more bluntly
> stated Milan would be better off forgetting the 30-year old Real heavyweight
> and instead going after younger and hungrier Seville striker Luis Fabiano.
>
>
> 'I don't need to tell anybody how important (Ronaldo) has been to football
> for the last decade and it would be delightful to play alongside (him)
> again,' Kaka said. 'Regardless what people say, I believe he still has a lot
> to offer in football if he keeps himself motivated enough.'
>
>
> 'Having said that, AC Milan know what they are doing in terms of looking
> for players. If they asked me for a youngster they could sign, I would say
> Luis Fabiano, a striker who has been doing really well in Spain this
> season.'
>
>
> Kaka's advisors in Brazil downplayed talk of a rift and said the 23-year
> old has privately assured them there is no bad blood between the two. But it
> would not be hard to imagine a difference of opinion between two men who are
> about as different as two Brazilian football players can be.
>
>
> Ronaldo comes from a poor background in Rio de Janeiro, is outgoing and
> charismatic and in spite of his enormous talent he has not always reacted
> well to criticism. He loves the nightlife and has had a string of model
> girlfriends.
>
>
> Kaka, meanwhile, comes from a middle class background in Sao Paulo, is
> reserved and well known for keeping his head down and avoiding controversy.
> He is a high-profile and clean cut Evangelical Protestant who recently
> married an 18-year old student.
>
>
> Their very different lifestyles were never a problem when the starry eyed
> Kaka, then just 18, was drafted into the Brazilian World Cup squad in 2002
> and looked on in awe as Ronaldo helped bring the cup home to South America.
>
>
> Today, however, it is Kaka whose performances cause chins to drop and the
> ambitious 23-year old is increasingly seen as a leader for both club and
> country. He is not about to sit back and take on passengers in a side that
> is already struggling to get back on its feet after a poor start to the
> season, due mainly to a points deduction in the Serie A match-fixing
> scandal.
>
>
> Ironically, that might explain why Kaka was so sparing in his criticism of
> Ronaldo. He knows that with Filippo Inzaghi, Ricardo Oliveira and Alberto
> Gilardino all jostling for a place in the startling line-up, Carlo Ancelloti
> will only hand him a shirt if he is in shape and in form. Kaka can afford to
> gently cajole Ronaldo in the hope that his criticism will spur him into
> action.
>
>
> Ronaldo would be wise to put aside his grievances and understand that.
> Once again, he is being give another chance to redeem himself. This time, it
> may be his last.
>
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BBC ya? pembohong besar, sama persis dengan The Sun...

Ini komentar asli dari Kaka di acmilan.com

*Kakà*: 'It's difficult for me to talk about him because one of his biggest
fans. When he was 'The Phenomenon', the number one, I was starting my career
in Brazil. For me playing with him in the same club is a dream come true. In
my opinion, Ronaldo's best asset is his ability to decide the game from one
moment to the next.'

-- 
Cavaliere
AC Milan atau tidak sama sekal!


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