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Both Man Utd and Arsenal are reported to be chasing the Brazilian striker's signature, but I have to say, could the idea of having to face Seaman, who was publicly ridiculed as a direct result of Ronaldinho's play, put him off a move to Highbury?
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Would be nice to see him in the premiership, whoever he plays for.
Although I think a move to Italy is more likely, Inter Milan were faves to sign him in January.
Found this quote.
"I want to first succeed in winning something that matters with Paris Saint Germain. It does please me that [Inter president] Massimo Moratti is interested in me. I believe that Italy, at this moment, is the temple of football."
Although I think a move to Italy is more likely, Inter Milan were faves to sign him in January.
Found this quote.
"I want to first succeed in winning something that matters with Paris Saint Germain. It does please me that [Inter president] Massimo Moratti is interested in me. I believe that Italy, at this moment, is the temple of football."
hahah!!
Can anyone agree with me that Seaman looks like the bloke on tubes of Pringles?
The funny thing is, Brazilians have a habit of scoring own goals for the Gunners. I would love to see Ronaldinho put one past Seaman in some bizarre manner.
The look on Seaman's face would be priceless.
The look on Seaman's face would be priceless.
"This is Ronaldinho's first training session at Highbury, so I'd like you all to make him feel at home. Today we're going to be working on free kicks"
Heh heh heh. I would pay good money to see that.
Heh heh heh. I would pay good money to see that.
Both Man Utd and Arsenal are reported to be chasing the Brazilian striker's signature, but I have to say, could the idea of having to face Seaman, who was publicly ridiculed as a direct result of Ronaldinho's play, put him off a move to Highbury?
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