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will he outscore Aboubakar, didn’t at the WC
The Ronaldo Vs AbouBakar rivalry is the next big Ronaldo rivalry.
will he outscore Aboubakar, didn’t at the WC
Well he thought he’d get a CL club last summer, following a season in which he scored a goodly number of goals for a dysfunctional side. No one was interested back then; money, tantrums, dressing room disharmony and lack of workrate off the ball all being likely red flags.that's kinda the best part isn't it? He genuinely thought he'd storm out of United, announce to the world he wants CL football and expect a flood of clubs fighting over him.
Reality must have hit his ego pretty hard in the last 2 months. It just shows how BS the CL football line was though. He's now chosen more money over taking less and joining a CL club.
real ones already knowThe Ronaldo Vs AbouBakar rivalry is the next big Ronaldo rivalry.
I don’t know why there are still people keep suggesting that. Both the criminal court and civil court has long dismissed the case, with no option of appeal. How could the accuser possibly do anything in future against the law of court?
He has no legal or criminal exposure but campaigners will make his life a living hell.This.
His legacy was scoring more CL goals which would stretch his record. That's what his main goal was.Not gonna lie, I would find it hard to turn down £200m ish to do anything for 2 years.
I think at this point everyone has made their mind up about him. You either think hes the goat and nothing he does will change that or you think hes a massive pillock who is one of the best ever but should have known when to stop.
I honestly think that flitting around smaller European clubs wouldn't do his legacy any more favours than going out to the middle east.
I guess they don't usually move to a new club to do that. Either become a bit part player at their current club or go for their last pay day outside of Europe and be the big name.Don't most do that exact thing? His behaviour and attitude is so far away from normal, and quite funnily it's his downfall.
No they wouldn't. Did they make Mike Tyson's life a living hell? Or Tupac's? There may be initial murmurings but the idea that there'd be some kind of prolonged campaign is ridiculous. The states have WAY bigger fish to fry.He has no legal or criminal exposure but campaigners will make his life a living hell.
Nah. I think his football career is done once he confirmed his move to Al-Nassr. I won’t be bother to follow his games over there, or even any potential goals records there. It’s a purely commercial move and nothing else. I’d considered it as his retirement from professional football.Out of interest, will you be getting Al-Nassr number 7 jersey?
He’s literally being bought by the government. If that’s not being a slave I dunno what is. Ironic.Al-Nassr's offer of a £160m contract to Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, is being backed by the Saudi Arabia government.
Is every state or federal employee a slave ?He’s literally being bought by the government. If that’s not being a slave I dunno what is. Ironic.
Do they each cost the government hundreds of millions?Is every state or federal employee a slave ?
He could have done that at Sporting. This is purely just a money grab..nothing else.It does make sense, he will score goals again and be their best player. That's all he needs
He could have done that at Sporting. This is purely just a money grab..nothing else.
You're talking about the 90s.No they wouldn't. Did they make Mike Tyson's life a living hell? Or Tupac's? There may be initial murmurings but the idea that there'd be some kind of prolonged campaign is ridiculous. The states have WAY bigger fish to fry.
Exactly.There's no shame in a soon to be 38 year old admitting he's finished. It is Ronaldo who has turned this into a big deal.
That is already too good for himHe could have done that at Sporting. This is purely just a money grab..nothing else.
Was motm (with a great performance and goal) vs the team that topped the group. His only below par game was vs Juventus.Messi is the GOAT, but he already is looking washed in the UCL against good opposition tbh.
He is hacking it in Ligue 1 with PSG, Ronaldo could hack it in France too if he was 2 years younger..
37 years old Messi won't be in Europe probably.
Agreed. It’s his continuous frustration at managers for being left out or dropped (whilst struggling to keep up with the pace of games) that makes this move more significant than it should be.There's no shame in a soon to be 38 year old admitting he's finished. It is Ronaldo who has turned this into a big deal.
Apparently he was even offered to Eintracht Frankfurt and they declined. I doubt even Sporting wants him back and screw over Amorim.
When did messi sign for a middle eastern club?All that money to sportswash Saudi Arabia. This isn’t a Messi vs Ronaldo thing, Messi did it too, but doesn’t make it better. Bit like them both being tax cheats. Poor show.
When did messi sign for a middle eastern club?
The worst thing is that if they are willing to pay him that much, they obviously would have been willing to pay us a big transfer fee. His bullshit screwed us out of that.If Ronaldo indeed does move to Saudi, it totally beats the purpose of the Piers Morgan interview. He may become wealthier by a couple of 100 million quid, but his legacy will be tainted even further.
He could and should have left United more gracefully by seeing out his contract instead of resorting to being a twat.
Ah cheers. Didnt know that.He signed a deal to promote Saudi Arabia’s 2030 World Cup bid.
Dunno about your definition of a slave but traditionally, it's certainly not someone being paid 160m.He’s literally being bought by the government. If that’s not being a slave I dunno what is. Ironic.
All that money to sportswash Saudi Arabia. This isn’t a Messi vs Ronaldo thing, Messi did it too, but doesn’t make it better. Bit like them both being tax cheats. Poor show.
Why is it sad? I think his overestimation of himself was amusing during the fag end of his time and that moronic interview so feck him. But objectively speaking there's nothing wrong with him playing in the middle east to finish his career.It's sad, really sad.
The thing is that he is signing for them because no one else wants him not out of choice. It is simply a disastrous end for him from a football point of view. He did the interview not to sign for a retirement club but to play for a champions league club.Fair play to him. Plenty of footballers have done the same to get the last big pay cheque.
Personally, going to Sporting would have been ideal from a football perspective.
What would have been REALLY interesting is if he had decided to sign for one of the big brasilian or argentine clubs and try to win the copa libatordores. Only 12 players have ever done that and none have been european.
His CL record will get demolished in a few years. Especially with champions league going to a league format from 2026 onwards.
If anything it’s perfect. He’s cashing out at over a billion fecking pounds now at 38 years old. It’s insane.Why is it sad? I think his overestimation of himself was amusing during the fag end of his time and that moronic interview so feck him. But objectively speaking there's nothing wrong with him playing in the middle east to finish his career.
The thing is that he is signing for them because no one else wants him not out of choice. It is simply a disastrous end for him from a football point of view.
it does and clearly has with many folksI disagree completely.
Ronaldo signing for a Saudi club is similar to Pele signing for New York Cosmos.
It does nothing to change opinions on Ronaldo, he's won everything at domestic level, 2 titles with Portugal.
He's 37 not 28.