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Big Ron :bow:
No doubt:bow:
QED.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
As I said, if it was a player you didn't like you'd be dismissing it as "meh, he only took a penalty".
Goalpost shifting :bow:
Logic :rose:
Not one of the "news"papers mentions the disgusting tactics of Madrid. All those toads like Owen are going on about how marvellous Penaldo was for stepping up and converting their ill-gotten penalty (how many is that now btw?)
Juve were great in those final minutes. A stream of Madrid scumbags were heading into their box with one intention in mind, and until the last kick Juve managed to resist the horrendous, cynical cheating bastards. The ridiculous Penaldo was throwing himself all over the place. One pathetic effort sticks in the mind where he launched himself into the air and flopped to the deck because his opponent managed to beat him to a header. Arseholio was the same. We see it from these bastards every time they need a goal. Outplayed, outthought, outfought and well whipped on their own patch, but not embarrassed because they don't have enough shame in them. So they resorted to doing what they do best. Heading into that box for their Shakespearian performances, one by one. The ref was technically within his rights to give a pen, although he should have taken the blatant dive into account and waved it away. He was within his rights to send Buffon off, although he should have taken into account the magnitude of Madrid's cheating and how it might affect the victims. But he was not within his rights to ignore Madrid's blatant cynicism. He should have been brandishing yellows and reds all over the place for the despicable playacting. Instead he stood by and watched the inevitable unfold, and now he'll fall back on technicalities and absolve himself for being the fool who played right into scumbag Madrid's ploy.
And so the hypemasters in the media are off on another Penaldo wank. Sickening, and one of the reasons why fans who remember real football are becoming so disillusioned.
Not in a pressure situation like that, they were up against it at home, could have gone out and he had to score to put them through, pretty high pressure I'd say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Typical nonsense from you, that's your catchphrase isn't it the old goalpost shifting, it's all you've got to fall back on these days :lol:
tbf, Penaldo has enough experience of dodgy pens in the last few minutes by now. It's second nature for him to be the glory milking turd on the spot - first nature in fact. He's a good enough player to just play the game and leave out that bag of cynical shit he drags with hime everywhere he goes. Same with Messi, another cheating shitbag. But the media feeds on hype and this homo scumbag is the biggest hype of all. Untouchable, unless it's Beckham getting the red. Then the media cries a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
To be honest Ronaldo has proved himself, he's was amazing at Man U and took it to another level at Real, he knocked us out of the CL one year with a sensational free kick, the guy is unplayable at his best there's no denying that.
Yes these players simulate, but most footballers do, including some of ours, it's part and parcel of the game now and is that arrived into the English game many years ago now.
For me it doesn't detract from the fact he's an amazing footballer who has dragged his teams to victory countless times (including his international team), the amount of goals he scores at all levels can't be disuputed either, he's scored in every CL game this season, noone else has managed that.
Personally think that when players become this good, they are automatically disliked by opposition fans, people don't like players that are too good unless they play for their team.
Meh. Never won a World Cup Medal.
Merts :bow:
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Well no, real match winners step up and score from open play when the going is tough, not dive around the place like an Olympic gold medalist & smash a gifted penalty into the back of the net. Especially when a new goalkeeper has just come on the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
I'm surprised he managed to stand up long enough to actually take the penalty tbh.
No offence Zim, but that is bollocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
You would have to be really thick cunt to follow that kind of thought. You know, like Chelsea fans thick.
People generally can appreciate when a footballer is on another level, Ronaldo is when he isn't being a cheating scrote and he's good enough to not need it in his game but he lets himself down.
I think more fans can't stand his twatish antics - and when he took his shirt off and stood there like a statue - what an odious prick!
Correct. Great player. Complete arrogant prick of a person.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aubameyang's Wang
And this is where Zim repeatedly shifts the goalposts, Ronanldo is arrogance personified. Other people Zim doesn't like he derides for their arrogance :shrug:
We all do it to an extent, but he is worse than most and has no self-awareness about the fact he does it.