Mantab neh kudu nonton leg ke 2nya. Sapa tau tontonan menarik aksi-aksi pemaen Roma. Adiosssss ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roma threaten revenge on 'arrogant' Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo may be the most devastating attacking force in world football, but he is unlikely to win a popularity contest among his fellow professionals.The Manchester United forward was accused yesterday of showing contempt for his opponents during his team's 2-0 victory over AS Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday and felt compelled to defend himself as he denied allegations of showboating. Ronaldo lived up to his reputation by scoring his 36th goal of the season during United's win in Italy, putting them on course for a semi-final against Barcelona, but David Pizarro, the Roma and Chile midfield player, complained that the 23-year-old had performed arrogantly. While..-edited--- his extravagant dribbling style antagonises opponents, with Pizarro hinting that Roma's players plan to teach Ronaldo a lesson in the second leg at Old Trafford on Wednesday. There is no doubt that he has quality, but it is also true that he has a big head, Pizarro said. Some of his little tricks in the middle of the pitch were unnecessary and he needs to show some respect to his opposition. You can bet that we will have something to say about it in the return leg. --edited-- Ferguson has also been left with some explaining to do after he and Carlos Queiroz, his assistant, were charged with improper conduct in the wake of their remarks about Martin Atkinson, the referee, after their FA Cup sixth-round defeat by Portsmouth at Old Trafford on March 8. Ferguson, who was unhappy that United had not been awarded a penalty for a challenge by Sylvain Distin on Ronaldo, complained that Atkinson had been on Portsmouth's side and also made comments about Keith Hackett, the general manager of Professional Game Match Officials Ltd, while Queiroz referred to Atkinson as this robber. Both are expected to be fined. Ferguson is likely to incur the larger punishment, having served a touchline ban this season for making abusive remarks to Mark Clattenburg, the referee, during his team's defeat away to Bolton Wanderers in November, but a second ban is thought unlikely given that this charge relates to post-match comments rather than his behaviour on the touchline. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manches ter_united/article3670994.ece --------------------------------- You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
