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Monday, 9 March 2015

Cristiano Ronaldo out? Poll reveals over 30 per cent of Real Madrid fans would drop world player of the year... and it's even worse for Gareth Bale


A staggering 32.2 per cent of Real Madrid fans would drop three-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, according to a poll in Spanish newspaper AS.
On a weekend that saw Real Madrid lose their grasp on top spot in La Liga for the first time time since November, fans of the Spanish giants have had their say on the team's current predicament.
Supporters were first posed a question regarding formation, and an incredible 92.1 per cent of fans called for Carlo Ancelotti to ditch his current tactics and revert to a 4-4-2 formation.
Cristiano Ronaldo would be dropped by 32.2 per cent of Real Madrid fans, according to a poll in AS
Cristiano Ronaldo would be dropped by 32.2 per cent of Real Madrid fans, according to a poll in AS
Gareth Bale is the least popular of Madrid's  front three and nearly half the fans asked would bench him
Gareth Bale is the least popular of Madrid's front three and nearly half the fans asked would bench him
Karim Benzema claims he is the 'first one to arrive and the last to leave' the Real Madrid training ground
Karim Benzema claims he is the 'first one to arrive and the last to leave' the Real Madrid training ground

WHO SHOULD BE DROPPED?

Real Madrid fans were asked which of their front three should be dropped. Here are the results:
1st: Gareth Bale - 46.1 per cent
2nd: Cristiano Ronaldo - 32.2 per cent
3rd: Karim Benzema - 21.7 per cent 
That would mean one of Madrid's impressive front three, the so-called 'BBC' of Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo, would need to make way.
In the poll, Bale, who has been jeered on a couple of occasions despite his impressive start in the Spanish capital, was top of the pile, while Ronaldo was second.
Benzema, therefore, has proven to be the most popular member of Madrid's frontline; a stat which will surprise many given Ronaldo's previous success at the club.
Bale picked up a worrying 46.1 per cent of the votes, while Ronaldo would be dropped by 32.2 per cent of supporters.
Bale (left), Fabio Coentrao and Ronaldo (right) train at Valdebebas on Monday after the weekend defeat
Bale (left), Fabio Coentrao and Ronaldo (right) train at Valdebebas on Monday after the weekend defeat

The poll was in ASCarlo Ancelotti doesn't play 4-4-2
Carlo Ancelotti looks on during Saturday's game (left) while the front cover of AS reveals the poll results

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