dunno about Park.he certainly got great ball control(just behind Roo and Carrick).besides he can dispossess ball from opponent without tackling

if he losses the ball he'll win a free kick

er....nop...'twas his brilliant performance for PSV and of cos his tireless effort on pitch that prompted saf to get him over from PSV. he's ball control + crosses are already there when he was in PSV. hence the nick "3-Lung-Park" by stretford end.

I don't think he "improved" per se. I always think he is good, I mean he's the one pulling all strings for PSV before, the main man. So he is comfortable with the reaponsibility. However, when he come to MU at the beginning, the "leader" role is assumed by others and thus he happily take the role of supporting player, or back up. But after a few seasons, SAF have more trust in him to give him in a more commanding role, as u can see how he often scores against the big teams. The biggest evident is against Wolves when the usual "leaders" are injured or not performing, he stepped up and won us the game with his goals.

He plays with more confidence now, that's all I'm saying. More confident to shoot, to dribble..few seasons ago he just do normal passing, probably scared to mess it up.

Well, what can you do if you are spoilt with choices? We had Rooney-Ronaldo, then Rooney-Ronaldo-Tevez and Rooney-Ronaldo-Tevez-Berba. Now we're having Nani to step up and play consistently.

Park has been brilliant even in his PSV days. When you come to a bigger club, of course you won't be playing the 'STAR' card anymore. Plus, there are more talents than what they had for PSV. It's no surprise, really.

Ronaldo: Ferguson is best in the world

Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has paid tribute to Sir Alex Ferguson - branding him the best manager in the world.

The Manchester United manager spotted his talent and signed him from Sporting Lisbon back in 2003.

And there was no turning back.

Ronaldo collected three Premier League titles as well as a Champions League winner's medal during his six-year stint at Old Trafford.

Under the tutelage of Ferguson, Ronaldo developed into one of the best players in the world - leading him to win the FIFA World Player of the Year in 2008.

A year later, he signed for Madrid on a world record fee of £80 million.

Speaking in an interview with publication Metro, the 25-year-old was probed to make a comparison between Ferguson and current manager Jose Mourinho and he was quick to give his former mentor the best possible accolade.

"In some ways, they are alike - they both have plenty of experience and have won all there is to win in football," Ronaldo said.

"The only difference that comes to my mind is that one is older than the other. I loved working with Sir Alex. We got on really well and today he is my friend. From where I am concerned, Sir Alex Ferguson is the best coach in the world."

The Madrid winger also spoke about his slow start to the season, where he failed to find the net for the first four games before going on to score 13 goals in 16 matches in all competition.

"My task has not changed. I work, I stay calm, and I let things come to me. It is true that I had to wait some matches to score goals, but from that moment everything has changed.

"This is proof that football is unpredictable. That is the situation I am experiencing now and I am happy for it. I hope it will continue like this."

Ronaldo went on to hail the effect of Mourinho at the Santiago Bernabeu and the players he brought into the club - particularly Mesut Ozil and Sami Khedira.

"There is more discipline. Mourinho has adjusted the way that we play. He is a fantastic coach, and the titles he has won prove his value.

"[Ozil and Khedira] are both excellent players. They continue to surprise me, like they did at the World Cup. I love playing with them."

In conclusion, he was coy when quizzed on who he thinks will win the Ballon d'Or title.

"That it a hard question. We will see what FIFA decides this year."

SHEEP, we're gonna count on you! BRAVO! 

Ronaldo hints at return to Man United

Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted that he would be interested in returning to Manchester United.

The Portuguese winger was at Old Trafford for six years, making his name while winning three Barclays Premier League titles and the Champions League.

According to reports in the Daily Mail, when asked if he would ever return to the Premier League, Ronaldo surprisingly replied: "To be honest I miss the Premier League a lot".

"Of course I have good memories about Manchester. I have good friends there and I miss them a lot, so you never know", he added.

"Sir Alex Ferguson is like a second father for me. He helped me a lot during the six years I was in Manchester, he taught me many things."

However, the 25-year-old did reserve praise for his compatriot, Jose Mourinho, who took charge of Real Madrid this season.

"I'm playing well because I'm in a good moment, because Jose is here, because I am a father now", said Ronaldo.

"Everything has worked together so I want to carry on like this until the end of the season.

"It's fantastic to work with Jose. He is an experienced manager. The titles he has won speak for themselves.

"He doesn't do anything special, he is a discipline coach and he pays attention to all the details. It's amazing, I'm very much enjoying working with him", Ronaldo added.

He scored 33 goals for Real Madrid last season, and is well on course for more this season, hitting the net 13 times so far.