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Ronaldo compares Mourinho and Feguson
Posted Wednesday, May 23, 2012 by SNTV


Intro:

Cristiano Ronaldo talks about Euro 2012 and compares his former boss at Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson with Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal and Real Madrid: (How do you prepare for a big tournament, like Euro 2012 in such a short space of time?) "Well we have a few days to prepare (for) the tournament. The coaches know better than anyone what we have to do it. When (it) is (a) short period of time, you know, to do with the team, to build a team is quite difficult but we have like twenty days to prepare the first game so we have time enough to prepare the team, to do a strategy, the tactics, everything to beat Germany in the first game."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal and Real Madrid: (You won the league with Man Utd and Real Madrid, how do you compare your managers Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho?) "For me they are both the same coaches in the world. I had a pleasure to win with Sir Alex Ferguson, it was like a second father when I arrive in Manchester at eighteen years old, so he teach me many things. And, you know, to carry on in my career with (Jose) Mourinho it was amazing I cannot wish more than that. For me it was (a) very nice thing, you know, to improve myself all the time, to keep learning. So in the beginning it was with Sir Alex Ferguson, now with Mourinho, it's great."

Standings
    Rank Team W/D/L Pts

    Cities & Stadiums

    The Top 3 Teams of Previous Tournaments

    Year Winners Runner-up Third place
    2008SpainGermanyRussia / Turkey
    2004GreecePortugalNetherlands / Czech Republic
    2000FranceItalyNetherlands / Portugal
    1996GermanyCzech RepublicFrance / England
    1992DenmarkGermanyNetherlands / Sweden
    1988NetherlandsSoviet UnionItaly / West Germany
    1984FranceSpainDenmark / Portugal
    1980West GermanyBelgiumCzechoslovakia
    1976CzechoslovakiaWest GermanyNetherlands
    1972West GermanySoviet UnionBelgium
    1968ItalyYugoslaviaEngland
    1964SpainSoviet UnionHungary
    1960Soviet UnionYugoslaviaCzechoslovakia