Quote from: Nheer on Today at 10:51:17 AM

This is just similar thing I said some time back, how do someone have the guts to even criticize a player that scored goals and play his part right for his team, he outscore everyone in the league despite being 40 years old. This is something we don't see very often and even in Europe I don't think there are people that scores this much even at younger age so I think Ronaldo deserves to be applauded rather than being criticized. Things can't always go well for your team even when you are the striker is scoring goals. I also believe Messi fans are the one coming at Ronaldo everytime Al Nassr fails to win because they looking for the slightest opportunity to criticize him and that's bad.

The risk that must be accepted by star players like CR7 is always being the scapegoat when his team loses, and even when his team loses but CR7 doesn't score, people always ask where is CR7..? Is his time on the field over? but the great thing is that CR7 is always able to prove that he is the best in the history of football.
And if we talk about European players, in my opinion R. Lewandowski is no less great than CR7 when on the field even though he is no longer young, at the age of 36 years old, Lewandowski is still able to perform well on the field and is even still the spearhead for Barcelona.

Both players are able to maintain their performance and health well, so they still shine today. And even Hansi Flick said that R. Lewandowski's physical structure is the same as CR7's physical structure, and this is also the reason Flick still entrusts Barcelona's front line to Lewandowski.

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Exactly the point, those who criticize him must lack football knowledge else they wouldn't do that. Sometimes it might just be as a result of hatred they have for him. Al Nassr has a weak defense and you don't expect Ronaldo to do the work of the defenders but lack of football knowledge blinds them from seeing and understanding this.

CR7 did appear extraordinary on the field, but it cannot be denied that at the age of 40 years, he is no longer able to run on the field like before from one end to the other to help the back line and also attack. Therefore Al Nassr must really consider strengthening his back line, while for the front line let CR7 and some of his colleagues be responsible.