When expectation turns into hope and hope turns into disappointment: Ricardo Kaká should be sold

jack daniels knows already. I gave kaka fans a new name, f-kakas, hehehehe

Chad wrote:

Are you aware that its more on madrid failure on signing him than kaka himself Its gonna be laugh back on us you know.

shaven wrote:

Chad wrote:

Are you aware that its more on madrid failure on signing him than kaka himself Its gonna be laugh back on us you know.

This is True, they are all gonna ignore the fact that he was in decline at Milan before we got him and that he just got worse here, through no fault of our own but from his inability to deal with his physical capabilities or rather lack there of... But some transfers worjk and some don't, he didn't... Leeeeet hiiim Goooooooo!

Not really. Kaka has been crap and it's pretty much his own fault not the club's.

If we sell him we'd get some heat but Barca got heat for the Ibra fiasco but they were a better team when they got rid of him.

Fact of the matter is we should be caring about how good our squad is not our image. (As if haters would stop hating anyway )

Zealous wrote:Not really. Kaka has been crap and it's pretty much his own fault not the club's.

If we sell him we'd get some heat but Barca got heat for the Ibra fiasco but they were a better team when they got rid of him.

Fact of the matter is we should be caring about how good our squad is not our image. (As if haters would stop hating anyway )

wa, do you really support fc st. pauli?

Kaka is past it.

we cant get heat if we sell him thats impossible

we bought benzema and he was equally as bad if not worse, but boy look at him now, already our first choice striker

if anything its kaka's fault that he has failed in our team, instead of spending his time commenting on benzema and his issues he couldve have focused on his own first smh

@I-No

I'm a Madrid fan but VivaStPauli got me into the whole Pauli thing last year

Plus I kind of like their crest and the song they play before games

We really got rid of Sarabia and Canales for a guy who struggled against Chinese opposition who I believe asked for autographs after?!

Yeah pretty much LOL

Anyway if Sergio and Pabilto do well this season the club will bring them back after we ship out the dead wood (Kaka etc)

but they wont come back after at least 2-3, are you telling me that we will suffer with this guy for 2 more seasons

oh Lord

halamadrid2 wrote:if nobody wants him then he should finish off his career in america or something where they could actually afford him

canales wont come back till after at least 3 years if valencia decides to pay the 12 mill for him after the 2nd yr

and sarabia wont come back till after the 2nd yr

what happens when ozil gets injured, do we put kaka there and risk playing one man less

That's actually a great idea, I wonder if any MLS teams have shown interest

halamadrid2 wrote:but they wont come back after at least 2-3, are you telling me that we will suffer with this guy for 2 more seasons

oh Lord

Sarabia can come back whenever we want. Getafe is not going to say no, their president is a socio LOL

Canales is better off in Valencia for the time being, Him and Parejo could be future team mates for us :cherry:

Not convinced it's the best idea to bring them back so soon Zealous. Given their talent, i would think they need to get quite good before we pull the trigger on any of them. We arent doing so great at developing players from the bench for now, specially with the likes of Ronaldo, Neymar, Ozil, breaking into the 1st XI will be Virtually impossible.

Imo he needs to get as good as he can be, so we have a clear idea of what he will be for us. Depth, starter or 1st teamer.

Talent needs games to grow and sending those 2 on loan/buy back clauses are actually a good plan (in a Real Madrid sort of sense). But the thought of Kaka, a once great player, struggling so much is really a bothersome thought. Never was one to be all on Kaka's struggles but after watching the match against the latest Chinese team, I hope Ozil doesn't pick up a long term injury.

Or Ronaldo for that matter...

Doc wrote:

Or Ronaldo for that matter...

i though callejon was just fine during our tours, i think he has what is needed to play more than enough games for us

benz can play left and Higuain take over CF... we were doing great with Benz on the left and Ade as CF last March. We'll do exponentially better with Higuain in there.

halamadrid2 wrote:

Doc wrote:

Or Ronaldo for that matter...

i though callejon was just fine during our tours, i think he has what is needed to play more than enough games for us

If Callejon can replace Ronaldo's goal scoring ability, sure I don't see any issues...

Doc wrote:

halamadrid2 wrote:

Doc wrote:

Or Ronaldo for that matter...

i though callejon was just fine during our tours, i think he has what is needed to play more than enough games for us

If Callejon can replace Ronaldo's goal scoring ability, sure I don't see any issues...

in fact i think we will score more(i am not elaborating any more :lol!: )

I would just like to point out that if we win the champion's league in the next two year it will relief the huge pressure on madrid, I truly think we can then slowly incorporate the cantera back to the squad regardless of how many players we have. Also you never know what would happen, some players may decide to leave out of the blue.

Kaka has been rocked by injuries since he came to Madrid, I still remember his performance in his first clasico when he was the best player on the pitch. He also proved himself last season when he was fit with a man of the match performance against Valencia at the Mestalla. He showed his brilliance once again in the first preseason match against LA Galaxy.

Everyone is justified in their critisicm of Kaka, but has anyone wondered what he could potentially add to the team if he manages to avoid injuries this season? I really doubt any team in the world can have the luxury of having Kaka on the bench, ready to come on when required.

Again on the issue of wages, Kaka according to Forbes magazine earned a total of 17.5561798 million Euros last year, that is basically his salary (€9 million) + 50% of his image rights. Which means Madrid pays Kaka a net figure of about €444,000 euros a year, which is peanuts for a club like Madrid. In effect it makes no sense to sell the player on economic grounds.

I hope the management of the club gives him at least this season before they decide to sell him.

buddytaller wrote:

Again on the issue of wages, Kaka according to Forbes magazine earned a total of 17.5561798 million Euros last year, that is basically his salary (€9 million) + 50% of his image rights. Which means Madrid pays Kaka a net figure of about €444,000 euros a year, which is peanuts for a club like Madrid. In effect it makes no sense to sell the player on economic grounds.

I hope the management of the club gives him at least this season before they decide to sell him.

This is bad!!

buddytaller wrote:

Again on the issue of wages, Kaka according to Forbes magazine earned a total of 17.5561798 million Euros last year, that is basically his salary (€9 million) + 50% of his image rights. Which means Madrid pays Kaka a net figure of about €444,000 euros a year, which is peanuts for a club like Madrid. In effect it makes no sense to sell the player on economic grounds.

I hope the management of the club gives him at least this season before they decide to sell him.

- 444,000 € with the second most marketable player in the team? You got it wrong my friend, when RMA loses money in player wages then something is wrong...

I dont think it's a big deal seeing how little he has been exposed in the past two seasons, but obviously, it's not a money problem, but a football one.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:I dont think it's a big deal seeing how little he has been exposed in the past two seasons, but obviously, it's not a money problem, but a football one.

At this point that's completely correct. Money is not an issue with Kaka and in relation to the club he sits in a good financial position. But performance is virtually nonexistent which is quite unfortunate.