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Lesbians showing off their most useless skill of over analyzing shit nobody cares about
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14 minutes avant le match. Merci d'avoir tué le soccer local #CFMTL – at Montréal, Québec
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🚨 Toni Kroos on Cristiano Ronaldo:
“One night after a Champions League game, most of us were happy... we had won comfortably, everyone was laughing in the dressing room.
But Cristiano was silent. I asked him, ‘What happened?’ He looked at me and said… ‘We scored 3… but I should’ve scored 2 more.’ I thought he was joking… he wasn’t.
The next morning, while others were still recovering, Cristiano was already on the training pitch—watching clips of his missed chances and repeating the same finishing drills again and again.
That’s when I understood… Cristiano wasn’t competing with defenders… he was competing with his own standards.” 📷
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🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Romario with a HUGE statement regarding Jorge Jesus.
"Jorge Jesus didn’t keep his promise to Cristiano. If I were in Cristiano's place, I would have done the same."
"In fact, Cristiano Ronaldo made one mistake there, he should have told him go to hell!”
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fc27 is considerably worse than fc26. i don't understand how you guys eat up this shit. it's genuinely abhorrent. worst in history by far
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Factos conhecidos :
- Ronaldo ia abandonar a seleção.
- Jesus e Proença convencem Ronaldo a ficar, e este é convocado para os jogos da liga das nações.
- No inicio do estágio numa conferencia de imprensa Ronaldo diz que não é um problema para a seleção, e que se não o quiserem ele vai embora.
- Foi acordado que Ronaldo ficava em Lisboa a treinar nos jogos com a Noruega e Dinamarca. Ronaldo pediu para seguir com os colegas pois queria estar presente, é o capitão.
- Jorge Jesus do nada diz a Ronaldo que talvez o meta a jogar contra a Noruega. Coloca-o a aquecer durante 30 minutos e nem uma palavra lhe dirige. No fim do jogo diz a um jornalista que Ronaldo vai jogar contra a Dinamarca.
- Após uma reunião com Proença e Ronaldo, Jesus reafirma que esteve mal e que iria fazer um pedido de desculpas publico.
- Na conferencia de imprensa anterior ao jogo Jesus contradiz tudo o que falou em privado, afirma que Ramos será titular e puxa dos galões de rei da Bazófia, insulta um jornalista e chama-o de mentiroso (afinal era tudo verdade) e diz que é impossível Ronaldo não treinar.
Perante isto o que deveria Ronaldo ter feito ? Eu sei o que faria.
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I'm a little puzzled with this Ronaldo drama with Portugal. I don't understand why any of this had to go down this way. He was already hinting at retiring from international play. Just help him along with a conversation ahead of time and all of this would have been avoided. He deserved at least that from Portugal.
It just seems they went out of their way to embarrass him and further throw shade his way with comments made after the fact, plus immediately hand out his number 7.
I don't know if he's a good guy or a bad guy, but he didn't deserve that.
Handled poorly in my view.
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Sejamos honestos. Esta situação foi criada pelo ego do Jesus. Ninguém, no seu juízo normal deixa um jogador como o Cristiano a aquecer meia hora e achar que isto não é um desrespeito e uma humilhação. Horas depois promete que pede desculpas públicas e volta a desrespeitar o homem. Portanto o Jorge sabia bem o que estava a fazer. As pessoas acharem que este tipo de gestão humana é normal é que é anormal
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Pirlo, Carrick, JJ at Al nassr and even Zidane has benched Cristiano Ronaldo multiple times and he never made a fuse about it.
But when coaches like Ten hag and Jorge Jesus start to say one thing in the dressing room and say another blatant lie to the conference, that's what piss him off.
Cristiano Ronaldo is actually one of the few players that follows instructions the most without complaints, if you don't want him you'll tell him and you want him, tell him and use him!!
Don't say one thing and do the other and then majority of rivals that doesn't have clue with start calling him obsessed like thier Goat is any better.
And for the benfica and ungrateful Portuguese fan that thinks Cristiano Ronaldo leaving is us leaving are in for a big shock, every match will be monitored, we'll be there watching, ask Juventus, united and ten hag.
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This is why I think people are missing the real issue. It was never simply about Ronaldo being benched or Ronaldo's Ego.
Ronaldo had already considered leaving Portugal after the World Cup. He stayed after speaking with the FPF president and Jorge Jesus because both made it clear they still valued what he could contribute to the NT.
Then came the confusion over his role, the Norway situation, and finally Jorge Jesus’ press conference. What seems to have angered Ronaldo most was not the tactical decision itself, but the way the situation was presented publicly especially when Jesus appeared to frame it as though Ronaldo was demanding control over the team, rather than acknowledging the confusion created around the agreed plan.
And that distinction matters.
Ronaldo has never said he must start every game. He has repeatedly said that when Portugal no longer needs him, he will leave.
If the coach wants to manage him differently, fine. That is the coach’s job. But then be straight with him. Don’t ask him to stay, tell him he is still valuable, give him one understanding of his role and then publicly present the fallout as though the problem is Ronaldo’s ego.
And there is another part of this conversation people conveniently ignore: Ronaldo’s enormous commercial value to Portugal.
Portuguese marketing experts have explicitly warned that Ronaldo’s departure would cost the FPF significant media attention and revenue. One IPAM executive said Ronaldo has been responsible for helping the federation secure numerous sponsorship deals and generate substantial revenue for more than 20 years.
The numbers show just how extraordinary his global reach is. During the 2026 World Cup, a study by Nossa Sports and Felton estimated Ronaldo’s 29 social-media posts generated €85.2m in economic audience value, compared with €68.1m from 565 posts by the Portuguese national team. Another analysis estimated Ronaldo accounted for 54% of the total economic audience value despite producing just 0.7% of the content analysed.
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Here’s a video of Cristiano Ronaldo admitting he wanted to step aside after the World Cup, until he spoke to Portugal President and Jorge Jesus.
Don’t let these f00ls gaslight you into thinking you’re wrong for standing by Cristiano 🧏🏾♂️
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After watching Denmark vs. Portugal today, I have come to a rather disturbing realization: perhaps the problem was never Cristiano Ronaldo. Perhaps some of these Portuguese players simply never wanted to play for him in the first place.
Look at Bruno Fernandes today. He created five chances, while Vitinha made intelligent runs and showed tremendous attacking initiative. The creativity, movement and willingness to take responsibility were there for everyone to see. But where was this level of commitment when Cristiano Ronaldo was leading the attack?
This is not just about today's game. Even during the World Cup, we witnessed a Portugal team that seemed more comfortable making Ronaldo the scapegoat than accepting collective responsibility for its failures. A player who had dedicated his entire career to his country was suddenly treated as though he was the biggest obstacle to the team's success.
