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<P class=big>Ryan Giggs feels Cristiano Ronaldo finds it hard to accept having quiet periods in games.<P nd="1">Ronaldo has enjoyed a fine start to the first half of the season and has played a key role in Manchester United topping the Premiership table.<P nd="2">Now in his fourth campaign at Old Trafford, the Portuguese winger is steadily maturing, with Giggs full of admiration for Ronaldo's talent.<P nd="3">But the experienced Welshman has pinpointed areas of Ronaldo's game that still require improvement before he becomes fully attuned to United's style of play.<P nd="4">"Cristiano can do things that no other player can do," said Giggs in an interview in the Manchester United Opus.<P nd="5">"Now he needs to learn how to play that position right because the way United play, as a winger you need to work hard and get into all the right positions.<P nd="6">"When I came into the team I used to sprint back to help the full-back, but that had been drilled into me from the youth team.
"Cristiano never grew up with that.<P nd="7">"It's hard for him, I think, because he wants the ball all the time.<P nd="8">"Sometimes, as a winger, you don't touch the ball for five minutes and you have to rely on others to give it to you - and that's hard for him."
"Cristiano never grew up with that.<P nd="7">"It's hard for him, I think, because he wants the ball all the time.<P nd="8">"Sometimes, as a winger, you don't touch the ball for five minutes and you have to rely on others to give it to you - and that's hard for him."
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