r/CristianoRonaldo2

Penaldo fans are braindead

Nobody cares that Cristiano is her idol. Yamilla has thrashed messi non-stopped since 2014 and even liked a post that said the 2022 World Cup was stolen. There are plenty of reasons to idolize CR7, but letting that fanatical devotion lead you to hate someone like Messi, who never harmed anyone, shows how crazy she is.

But the worst part is that she is known for defending villa (convicted for hitting woman) and this penaldo fans are rejoicing that an argentinian is supporting pendu. Oh and forgot how crap she plays for Argentina ,yet slandering the one who carried Argentina for years . What are your thoughts ?

u/Economy_Mousse6073 — 3 hours ago

WTF lol😂😂😂😂 Im convinced we can never fix them😂 The amount of brain damage they have due to the GOAT's WC is just😂

u/OwnOutside6008 — 6 hours ago
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The True GOAT

Here, you can see the best player in Saudi Pro League (GOAT) and some random Portuguese in the same team.

u/FlickeringLogic — 12 hours ago
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Thierry Henry, despite his inferiority complex and his hatred for Cristiano Ronaldo, knows how to be objective.

"For me, this perfectly illustrates why he has become one of the greatest athletes of all time." "We see Cristiano Ronaldo cry after winning the Saudi championship, and some people do nothing. But for me, this moment perfectly illustrates why he has become one of the greatest athletes of all time.

He is a player who has already conquered football. Champions Leagues, Ballon d'Or awards, league titles in England, Spain, and Italy, international trophies with Portugal... he literally has nothing left to prove to anyone.

Yet, at 41, he still celebrates victories with the same emotion, the same passion, and the same obsession as he did as a teenager at Sporting. It's exceptional. Most players lose that thirst for victory after one or two major titles. Cristiano, however, has never lost it.

We often talk about talent, but it's the mentality that distinguishes the Legends of true greats. Cristiano trained as if each season were his last. He approached every match as if it mattered. That's why he stayed at the top for so long. Twenty years, during which generations of players emerged and then disappeared.

That he maintains such passion at his age, after everything he has accomplished, is simply incredible. It shows young players that excellence isn't just about talent, but also about sacrifice, discipline, consistency, and refusing to rest on one's laurels.

You can love him or hate him, but you have to respect that mentality. Football may never see another competitor like Cristiano Ronaldo.

u/Significant_Nail_880 — 18 hours ago

Can Portugal realistically win the World Cup?

I will proudly hate watch Portugal this summer, that said a small part of me is worried about what happens if they win. Do any of you have this anxiety or is it just me? Their midfield looks amazing, that said their coach is an imbecile and the attack is suspect. Its the world cup though so you never know. What are we thinking fellas?

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u/Messithegoat24 — 10 hours ago

Ronaldo fans prefer him because he’s seen as more “cool” and “handsome.”

For some reason, I feel like a lot of Ronaldo fans prefer the idea and image that marketing created around him. You know — the whole “hard work and discipline” narrative. And yeah, I admit his discipline in maintaining his physique is impressive, but a lot of footballers train extremely hard and never received even half the marketing he did for it. For example, many people act like Messi doesn’t even train, when in reality he’s also very disciplined. Then there’s the whole “winner mentality” thing. But when he lost a second-tier tournament as a veteran player, instead of staying to accept the runner-up medal, he left. And I saw a lot of people defending him by saying he just had a “winner mentality.” And then there are the edits people make of Ronaldo, where they basically combine multiple plays from different matches just to make everything look more dramatic and impressive. So are they really defending CR7 himself, or are they defending the idea of CR7 that was sold to them? Almost like they want to be that type of person, and for some reason they project themselves onto him, so when someone insults him, they feel personally attacked too. I don’t know if I’m explaining myself clearly.

u/Huge_Candy748 — 13 hours ago

Ronaldo fans are the most desperate and deluded fanbase

Imagine flexing a Saudi Arabia league title to prop up your “goat” against a guy who has 8 ballon dors and a World Cup, not to mention won the league title of the country he went to retire in a year ago.

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u/Wild-Ad-5458 — 13 hours ago