Chelsea have stood still, says Ronaldo

MANCHESTER UNITED winger Cristiano Ronaldo says Chelsea are ‘about the same as they were last year’ and ‘just do enough to win’ games while the Reds have got better.

Chelsea have stood still, says Ronaldo
Fri, 24 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Simon Stone

He even claims that this United team can emulate the side of 1999 and win the Treble.

“I think we’re capable of winning everything — the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League,” Ronaldo said.

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