Re: FIFA 2022 world cup

Quote from: masulum on Today at 08:48:34 AM

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on Today at 08:21:15 AM

I feel for C. Ronaldo for retiring from the world cup without lifting the trophy for his country. The way coaches treat him at this last stage of his career is another embarrassment. -snip

This is a very sad for Ronaldo. The star player who often cries because he can't bring the team for his country lifts the prestigious world cup competition trophy. Ronaldo's best success was at the European level when he was become one of the players who brought Portugal to the EURO championship. Even though he failed, he is a legend who has broken several previous Portuguese player records and became the top goal scorer.

^{Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11524219/Cristiano-Ronaldo-TEARS-walking-tunnel-Portugal-dumped-World-Cup.html}
He is a player who always cries when he fails, even though he is considered to be a temperamental players, but he is the one who always seems to be the saddest player when his club fails.

And the good thing for him is that there aren't that many teams that won World Cup at all, it's not a common thing, you happen to have 4-5 world cups in your entire career, and that's it, which is just 7 game long if you win it all, so that means it's not going to be that easy, and not many teams wins it and that is why it is understandable for Portugal to never win it during Ronaldos career, that's not really that bad.

I get that he may want to have at least 1 of each cups he played, and so far he did, but that's fine, world cup could be the missing piece from there, Messi may not win any neither until he retires, does that make both of them "bad" players? Of course not.