Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has shed no tears over
Ramon Calderon's resignation as Real Madrid president.
Discussing Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Old Trafford, Ferguson
said yesterday: "We are in a strong position with Ronaldo. We did
our hard work in the summer to settle him down and we did well.
He's fully settled here.
"I expected it all to surface again this month but it's been
quiet. Maybe it's because Calderon has had his wings clipped.
"Do you think I would do a deal with Real Madrid? We've done our
hard work and that is the end of the matter.
"Cristiano has made the point that he could only have won all
the awards he's been winning lately by being at Manchester United.
He knows that and we are proud of the boy because he's the first
United player and the first player based in England to win the
World award."