Cristiano Ronaldo (239 Viewers)

campionesidd

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Mar 16, 2013
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Shit like this is what has brought my interest in football to an all time low.
You have despotic countries spending fortunes sportswashing their image. I know Chelsea and clubs like them have been doing it before that, but it was still to a sustainable level.

And of course, the bigger picture is that Gulf countries have made no positive contribution to the earth and human society. They’re just lucky a bunch of dinosaurs died in their backyard millions of years ago and now they use that black gold to build obscene amounts of wealth, spread repressive ideas, pollute the environment and fund terrorism. Truly sickening.
 

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Pegi

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Feb 22, 2019
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Football is being played around the globe and im sure his presence in Saudis will kickstart alot of football careers in there. Seeing his presentation shows how big of a star he really is.

When he said it’s all done in Europe, it really is. Few records here and there, but there really ain’t footballing challenge left for him. If he can help their football there + inspire alot of kids, it will be a huge success. That’s how every big athlete should go out, to make their sport and craft more known beyond and grow the sport itself. Money played obviously a huge role, as it does for every footballer, but the deal he got was just something that speaks the volumes what he has achieved. They can pay that amount of money and they will still get alot in return, just like football does worldwide.

Sad to see him being officially ”out”, but he played 20 years on top. Truly a GOAT, who made all the sacrifices to be the GOAT. Greedy owners and corrupt organizations behind football is what makes me puke, but football itself is still a beautiful game. It doesn’t matter where or what’s the level you play at, it’s still football. He inspired alot of kids, who are currently giving us back, he will inspire more kids and the legacy will live on forever.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Rich dudes nowadays are obsessed with becoming billionaires. I wouldn't be surprised if that was his goal now.
I thought the other day how he's probably trying to be the next Michael Jordan with it. This brings him closer to that, but I'm not sure he has the personality and innovation to take it that far. He sells on his image but past his playing career and advertising needs a brand to set him apart.
 

IliveForJuve

Burn this club
Jan 17, 2011
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Football is being played around the globe and im sure his presence in Saudis will kickstart alot of football careers in there. Seeing his presentation shows how big of a star he really is.

When he said it’s all done in Europe, it really is. Few records here and there, but there really ain’t footballing challenge left for him. If he can help their football there + inspire alot of kids, it will be a huge success. That’s how every big athlete should go out, to make their sport and craft more known beyond and grow the sport itself. Money played obviously a huge role, as it does for every footballer, but the deal he got was just something that speaks the volumes what he has achieved. They can pay that amount of money and they will still get alot in return, just like football does worldwide.

Sad to see him being officially ”out”, but he played 20 years on top. Truly a GOAT, who made all the sacrifices to be the GOAT. Greedy owners and corrupt organizations behind football is what makes me puke, but football itself is still a beautiful game. It doesn’t matter where or what’s the level you play at, it’s still football. He inspired alot of kids, who are currently giving us back, he will inspire more kids and the legacy will live on forever.
The dick sucking is off the charts
 
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Buck Fuddy

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May 22, 2009
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Al Nasr :rofl: :howler:

What a sellout.

Newcastle (filthy cunts) won't make the CL, and Rodildo will be stuck in Saudi for the next 36 months.
I don't know.
The Saudi league is about his current level probably, so it makes sense. It's not as if competitive teams are interested in signing him.

I do wonder how long he's actually going to be playing over there though. Shirley, he's going to want out sooner rather than later?
 

Bianconero81

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Jan 26, 2009
40,177
Nothing wrong with looking up to winners
Not all winners should be role models or idols. This idolatry of overpaid athletes is a disease. People should look up to people who actually do something for sociey, not guys who kick or shoot a ball, or in the case of Andrew Tits, a self absorbed toxic attention seeking whore.
 

s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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Not all winners should be role models or idols. This idolatry of overpaid athletes is a disease. People should look up to people who actually do something for sociey, not guys who kick or shoot a ball, or in the case of Andrew Tits, a self absorbed toxic attention seeking whore.
ronaldo's dedication, workrate, professional attitude, diligence etc are positive treats that are worthy of any role model. not sure about tate. the two aren't on the same page, not even close. ronaldo might be a narcissistic dude but he's easily a top athlete and will be remembered for decades while tate will be soon forgotten unless he turns out to be a serial killer

the only common thing in those is that wannabe alphas tend to idolize both of them
 

IliveForJuve

Burn this club
Jan 17, 2011
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ronaldo's dedication, workrate, professional attitude, diligence etc are positive treats that are worthy of any role model. not sure about tate. the two aren't on the same page, not even close. ronaldo might be a narcissistic dude but he's easily a top athlete and will be remembered for decades while tate will be soon forgotten unless he turns out to be a serial killer

the only common thing in those is that wannabe alphas tend to idolize both of them
Or 13 year olds who've never even seen a vagina irl in Tate's case.
 

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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Tonight's Report episode is dedicated to the #Juventus case. In a first preview of the broadcast, shared on social media, some details on the famous #Ronaldo letter as part of the salary maneuvers have been revealed.

⚠️ In fact from what is being reported by a lawyer close to the Portuguese: "The private letter exists, but #Ronaldo never signed it, only #Juventus did. Why didn't he sign it? Because he was well-advised."

In the meantime, #CR7 would have asked to get back that amount considering that it was part of the agreement on an economic level during his experience in bianconero.

[JuventusNews24 via @AroundJuventus]
 

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