Ronaldo Should Have a Blog
internet, players August 7th, 2008
When i first hear Rafael Nadal updating his blog in between the Wimbledon, i was like wow, awesome.
Yes, he own his domain name and blog in it. He didn’t write it by himself, he dictated it and someone do the typing for him (why should he type, he smashes mind you). He blog about what he does and what he feels at his own media, as well as share the feelings and connect with his fans from everywhere with internet connection.
Cristiano Ronaldo (cristianoronaldo.com bought by a ‘fan’, cronaldo.com domain parked while cr7.com lead to a spammy site) don’t have his own media. That’s how the so-called big media both in UK and Spain sold his saga stories for the whole summer holiday.
Yesterday Ronaldo committed his future (another one year, more than that only God knows) to Manchester United (nevermind SAF is his ‘father figure’). Almost 1 month, we the fans tortured by the media, and all shitty rumors (our feelings even dictated by Roman Calderon, what a s**t!) concerning his future club. I smell skeptic feeling among the fans, i too feel skeptic. I think demanding the fan to grow up and understand his position is too much. Why blame the fans? What if the fan don’t want to do that? What if the fans too childish to understand?
All in all i think it takes too long for him to confirm his ’simple’ statement to commit his future to the club that we all love, that also grow and feed him in the last 5 years or so.
I demand nothing from him but to help the club to get more silverware. F**k loyalty if it’s too much. That make the likes of Giggs, Scholes and Neville even more valuable.
Imagine this, Cristiano has his own website and connect with his fans. He shouldn’t do it by himself, his paid staffs can do that for him. Hey nobody (know) care. His agent or personal manager or whomever responsible for his public image should count the internet power. Rather than let the fans play the guessing game and media made more money by selling his modern slavery stories. In the end, he has the biggest risk of losing not only his own credentials but also self dignity. By having his own website or blog he can sell his image more for his own good. Anytime and anywhere he want, even in between his LA parties.
I might be naive but hey Rafael Nadal can do that… then why can’t he? He can update his ’status’ whenever he want to all people if only he has a blog.
Forgive my ramblings i’m just sick of this s**t (not this s**t like the s**t i mentioned in my earlier post).
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