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Ronalinho available for 13M?

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By all accounts he got a fair bit of verbals from the Barca fans as he made his way through the airport after the game against Real last night in which he didn't really perform.
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i heard that Ronaldinho was supposed to start on the bench for the match against Barca, but he started anyway. I haven't been impressed with him over the last couple of months, maybe it's because he's made so much money he's beginning to go on the party route. Sad to see, but with so many young players comming from Brazil, all of them are "mini Ronaldinho's." I don't know if I'd be excited if he came (of course if he scored goals I'd root for him) but i'd rather go for younger players.

 
I'm sure that most of us would rather see us create a new ronaldinho, then for us to buy the old one.

 
I'm sure that most of us would rather see us create a new ronaldinho, then for us to buy the old one.
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If Ronny was available for £5 million I wouldn't take him.

He is on the turn already and going to seed as most Brazilians seem to do after a period of outright brilliance lasting a few years.

He would cause us nothing but trouble, his brother is his agent and apparently just makes things worse and his wages would dwarf the rest of the players causing trouble and strife.

Let Arnesen and co look for the new Ronaldinho and leave the old one for Barca to look after.

 
Let Arnesen and co look for the new Ronaldinho and leave the old one for Barca to look after.
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The problem is that no matter how much we look the new Ronaldinhos of this world will keep going to other teams. If you are the new Pelé or Maradona or Ronaldinho or Kaka or whatever would you rather go to England or would you prefer the beautiful football of Spain? I think Barca and Real Madrid have an advantage there I'm afraid. It seems that even italian teams have better hopes at getting the young starlets than english ones.

And if they actually would chose to go to England I guess Arsenal and ManU are the first choice for most. Let's face it, they play a more attacking and "beautiful" football than most in England.

If we start playing like Barca then we might stand a chance at getting the young Ronaldinhos.

 
I believe as deciding factors go the 'beautiful football' is a close second to the climate/language/culture.

 
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