The only mistake Ronaldo made in his statement was putting himself at the same level as Pele and Maradona when in reality, he is above both
u/Cana_Dha — 4 days ago
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Some people think that old Ronaldo is destroying his legacy, but I truly believe is quite the opposite.
When I was younger I used to like Ronaldo because of his play style, personality, discipline and performance. We all know what a monster he was, he had the guts to say things and was beyond world class, and that's amazing. After years, hes age gets to him; becomes slower, can't dribble as used too, things don't really work like they did in the past. But I do like watching old Ronaldo as much as the prime one, because it's a showcase of his unmatched passion for the game; the biggest examples of this for me are his reactions when he won the Saudi League; he scored 2 goals that game and was so emotional about that title, even though his the king of the biggest club competition; also the constant attempt to deliver amazing goals, he knows football is entertainment above everything, and even at 40+ he tries to score bangers whenever he can, and that's amazing; and lastly his reactions to scoring goals, he just loves scoring goals, it can be the easiest or hardest goals, he just celebrates so much and that's awesome. Whenever I see Ronaldo score any goal, for me it's more entertaining than watching anyone else scoring a banger, for me he's a real legend that loves the game more than anyone else.
u/Recrucru — 11 days ago
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I always wonder where were his haters when he was conquering Europe? Throwback to the Og Bicycle Kick 🐐❤️
u/Similar-Street-8247 — 11 days ago
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Zinedine Zidane's comments on the current 'Cristiano vs Portugal NT saga' when asked about it in recent France team Press-conference🗞️
As usual Zidane being so classy in his response & being ever praiseful of Cristiano✨
u/Goodwrench23 — 11 days ago
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How many Portuguese players in the current locker room have 5 Ballondors and 200 caps for Portugal?
u/Zora1092 — 12 days ago
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Ronaldo always had critics full force on him all his career and Ronaldo shut them down by his greatness. Haters had to wait until he turned 41 to finally jump him.
u/Inside-Affect-6841 — 11 days ago
This type of answer from JJ again in front of media today, is why I think CR7 isn't going to 'Comeback' to NT anytime soon😐 I hope CR7 reveals his side of Story soon, because JJ will never admit his “Untrust-worthy” behaviour towards CR7 in front of Media ever.
I know JJ has to keep his stand clear on this, but after all the media reports we have been seeing for past few days about how BADLY this Cristiano situation can hurt Portuguese football both "Financially & PR" wise, I think it would have been far more better for JJ to -
Instead of keeping his BRAVADO stance in front of media when asked about this issue today to just say - "This is a complicated issue and for now, i would NOT like to comment on that" and instead talk more about his team's performance today.
But since JJ is so INSISTENT on keeping his “Big Boss” image in front of media, I don't think Cristiano is ever coming back to National team this year.
There's just too much Ego-clash here between Cristiano & JJ, and with Cristiano already flying off to saudi today, I don't think any PERSONAL meetings will solve this issue anytime soon😵💫
u/Goodwrench23 — 10 days ago