Mr Noodles - Angel Di Maria

"Many things were said, sometimes you think a lot and it hurts you when you are trying to always do your best for a club and then it comes out that you might be going to Tottenham," Di Maria told Marca.

"These are difficult moments for a player and it is difficult to keep out of it. I was relaxed, I knew I was going to stay at Madrid. I spoke with the boss last summer, he wanted me to stay, I told him he could count on me. Things went well. I took a good decision and was European champion."

"I am very happy," he said. "I had a great year and the fans recognised that, I always had their support. Although you want to stay, sometimes you cannot because the club wants another player, or to make more signings, and needs to sell. And somebody must go. But I am very happy."

http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/311527.html

shaven wrote:hahaha i wanted to put this and that but i gave him alil respect first

Yohan Modric wrote:83.5% of 17000 Real Madrid fans polled didn't want Di Maria to go, according to AS.

Yohan Modric wrote:Wouldn't be surprised if that happened and we bought Ramsey or someone for €100m.

In his letter, posted exclusively by Marca, Di Maria explained his reasons for leaving, stressing that there have been lies told about him and that he never wanted to leave the club.

Dear Madridismo,

My cycle at Real Madrid has come to an end. It is impossible to capture all lived through in a few lines, but it’s worth it to write this letter to communicate how I feel at this moment. Over the past four years, I’ve had the honor to wear this shirt, and I’ve never felt prouder for everything that’s happened together with my teammates.

Unfortunately today I leave, but I want to make clear that that was never my desire. As anyone who works, I’ve always wanted to make progress. After winning the La Decima, I went to the World Cup hoping to receive a gesture from the club directors, something that never came. There have many things said and many lies. They always wanted to make it seem like it was my initiative to leave the club, but I wasn’t. Unfortunately, I’m not like others. The only thing I asked for is something that was fair. There are many things that I value and many of them have nothing to do with my salary. I hope to find them in Manchester United, one of the world’s great clubs with which hopefully I can make history.

I’ve been lucky enough to share shirts with fantastic players, who have been even better companions. I think that was the key to getting La Decima. I want to apologize for the times that I was wrong, on or off the pitch. It was never my intention to hurt anyone. I drenched this shirt in sweat every game as if it were the last. There were times when things came from me and others no, but yes, I can assure you that I always gave everything.

I want to thank Spain for all that you’ve given me and especially for allowing my daughter to be born on this earth. And a very particular thanks to the people at Montepríncipe hospital, who I will always carry in my heart. My wife, my daughter and I will be eternally grateful. Also to my colleagues, who gave me their support, in the good and the bad, to various technical bodies with whom I worked with and also to all the people who work every day at the club, those of who I keep a great relationship.

I want Real Madrid to have a great season and earn the achievements that this club is always searching for. I’ll forver have the SuperCup in my memory, when I stepped out onto the Bernabeu for the last time and received incredible love from the fans. Thank you very much. I still have goosebumps. I can’t think of a better farewell, which unfortunately was my last game.

Hala Madrid! And farewell!

Angel Di María

http://www.insidespanishfootball.com/122201/di-maria-it-was-never-my-desire-to-leave-real-madrid/

As anyone who works, I’ve always wanted to make progress. After winning the La Decima, I went to the World Cup hoping to receive a gesture from the club directors, something that never came. There have many things said and many lies. They always wanted to make it seem like it was my initiative to leave the club, but I wasn’t. Unfortunately, I’m not like others. The only thing I asked for is something that was fair. There are many things that I value and many of them have nothing to do with my salary

Giggity5313 wrote:I knew it had almost nothing to do with money. Perez needs a kick up the ass. he was probably told he was going to be a rotation player, which is total bs.


I am SICK and TIRED of people saying di maria had only 6 good months. In his four years here he played great at times and saved our asses on numerous occasions. Yeah, he had some shitty moments, so did benz, so did ramos, so did casillas. during the 2nd season he tore his hamstring after absolutely outshining ozil and tearing it up with assist after assist. Yet, its just those "6 months" he did well. We have assholes for fans. Grow up and stop playing favorites. Easily was one of our best players

halamadrid2 wrote:

As anyone who works, I’ve always wanted to make progress. After winning the La Decima, I went to the World Cup hoping to receive a gesture from the club directors, something that never came. There have many things said and many lies. They always wanted to make it seem like it was my initiative to leave the club, but I wasn’t. Unfortunately, I’m not like others. The only thing I asked for is something that was fair. There are many things that I value and many of them have nothing to do with my salary

Perez