Manchester United’s Sir Alex Ferguson Isn’t Playing Around Anymore, Will Quit If Cristiano Ronaldo Leaves

We haven’t written about Cristiano Ronaldo in quite a while without mentioning some WAG-wannabee, but an interesting story came over our RSS feed reading “Ferguson: If Ronaldo leaves, I will too.” It was bound to happen considering going to FIFA, The FA and lambasting Real Madrid hasn’t really helped Manchester United’s fight to keep the most sought after player in the stinkin’ universe. Well, if Sir Alex Ferguson is quoted correctly, then this guy has just brought out the atom-bomb of threats.

“If Ronaldo leaves, I’m going too,” the Scot is quoted as saying by Spanish newspaper Marca.
It is quite an astonishing statement from Fergie, who has been at Man Utd for the last 22 years, winning 10 Premier Leagues, five FA Cups, two Champions Leagues and an Intercontinental Cup, among a plethora of other honours.

Hey, they didn’t include the great feat of nailing the most sought after player in 2002 (David Beckham) in the head. What other coach could pull that off and still keep his job?

Ferguson: If Ronaldo leaves, I will too [Goal]
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