Quote from: Webetcoins on Today at 02:25:02 PM

The way Al Nassr lost, was a humiliating one after spending that much on players. They were clearly the better team, and yet they still failed to win. That is the problem they have, even when they are the better team, they lose, and they can't afford to do that much. Ronaldo lost the chance to get one more cup, and it is really not looking good, been years since he got one, they got one on his first year and nothing after that.

I really do hope that for his mental sake, they finally win something this year. Like if you were to compare the teams, I would say they actually have a chance to win this season, the whole league, they are good enough to make that happen. I can't see that right now though if they play like this.

It was a balanced game in which Al Nassr dominated possession. They were just unlucky to concede the second goal in the 88th minute. The game went to penalties. We all know that penalties are a scenario in which it is difficult to predict who will win. I don't see any reason for much concern because this is an insignificant trophy. The most important thing is that they can win the Saudi league. I believe that with this current squad and the new coach, Jorge Jesus, it is possible that Al Nassr can win the Saudi league this season or another.

Quote from: Volgastallion on Today at 04:07:19 PM

What a crazyness to see a guy with 37 years being champion of football..... as a coach. I mean he is younger than most of us, and he is most younger than a lot of active footballers, i super crazy to see this kind of things, for example Cristiano Ronaldo is 4 years more older than him.

Congratulations to him anyways.

This is a very insignificant trophy when compared to the Saudi league, I don't see why to give so much importance to this trophy.