Los Blancos talisman called on his teammates to concentrate on each of their upcoming fixtures as he believes that Los Blancos will suffer if they drop any more points.
Real Madrid’s http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 are in need of as many victories as they can secure.
Although Ronaldo appeared pleased with Madrid’s victory over Deportivo La Coruna, he stressed that the Spanish giants need to continue their winning ways in the upcoming fixtures, before going on to admit that the Whites had a slow start to the match against Deportivo.
Jose Mourinho’s men played host to their fellow Spanish La Liga outfit on Sunday. The match that took place at the Santiago Bernabeu saw the Madridistas claim a 5-1 victory in their 6th match of this year’s league campaign.
Despite conceding a goal at the hands of visitors, Los Vikingos were able to turn the match on its end as they managed to claim all 3 points from the fixture with impeccable style.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ronaldo-c31734’s hat-trick helped the hosts thrash the visiting side in Sunday’s encounter. The Portuguese skipper appears to returned to his best form as he proved more than instrumental for Mourinho’s men.
In addition to voicing his concern for the rest of the season, the former Red Devil also emphasized that the Spanish capital-based outfit need to follow Mourinho’s lead with greater enthusiasm.
“We went a bit lethargic [early] in the game. But after the Deportivo goal we woke up and we got a good comeback,” said the 28-year-old as he spoke about Madrid’s latest victory.
“Our team is good and we know we cannot lose more points. We have achieved an important victory against Deportivo. We have to accept the decisions of the coach because he knows to do best for the team. The season is very long and you have to make changes,” he added.
Real Madrid’s next game in the Spanish La Liga is against their greatest rivals, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604, as they prepare for this season’s first El Clasico in the league.
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