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Ronaldo's real effect could appear in stronger matches, like the match against Al Hilal, who have been dominating the SPL for years, so by then, we will see if he's able to serve the team. Apart from this, I don't think he can compete for the highest scorer in the next season, because his physical status doesn't help him to play every match, and the other teams have high quality strikers. Actually, one of them is Talisca, who scored the only goal of the recent match.

Age really can't lie, that CR7's sharpness is reduced, just look at his kicks several times wide of the goal and that is beyond the expectations of many fans, it looks like CR7 will end his career at AL Nassr

but the big effect that CR7 made on Al Nassr was also extraordinary, the competition with Al Hilal was getting tougher

Age is a problem, that's a fact. You can't always play football at the highest level. Now CR7 can prepare to be replaced by CR7 Jr. Currently, he signed a new contract with Al Nassr and his active football life will continue for 2.5 more years. Despite everything, Cristiano will continue to be the hero of my dreams. I wish her back to her best performances.

And who is the CR7 junior? What you have expressed is so much valid, no matter how C Ronaldo loves football and would want to play it, age is no more on his side. I could see the way he always drilled himself like a youngster, this is because of more practice and agility, but for how long. By age 40 years, he must have added to his weakness through the call of nature, he can't beat that. Perhaps he wants to win another record against Kazuyoshi Miura who still played a relevant match at the age of 53.

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CR 7 junior is Ronaldo's son and that's right Ronaldo's will power and energy is on top but his age is coming infront of his ambitions . He's no doubt a phenomenal footballer and he made great records for his teams and country but now he is aging and this might be the end for his football career as he'll be 40 after 2.5 years .

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indeed LPS is now much discussed by many people, moreover the arrival of world football stars to the league that previously maybe other people did not know much about it, but with the courage of the Al Nassr team to bring Ronaldo to be an attraction for round skin lovers, especially fans ronaldo flocked to support the team where his idol grazes, with ronaldo joining al nassr making the team very confident plus a squad that is strong enough to prove that they are at the top of the standings.

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Ronaldo's real effect could appear in stronger matches, like the match against Al Hilal, who have been dominating the SPL for years, so by then, we will see if he's able to serve the team. Apart from this, I don't think he can compete for the highest scorer in the next season, because his physical status doesn't help him to play every match, and the other teams have high quality strikers. Actually, one of them is Talisca, who scored the only goal of the recent match.

Age really can't lie, that CR7's sharpness is reduced, just look at his kicks several times wide of the goal and that is beyond the expectations of many fans, it looks like CR7 will end his career at AL Nassr

but the big effect that CR7 made on Al Nassr was also extraordinary, the competition with Al Hilal was getting tougher

Age is a problem, that's a fact. You can't always play football at the highest level. Now CR7 can prepare to be replaced by CR7 Jr. Currently, he signed a new contract with Al Nassr and his active football life will continue for 2.5 more years. Despite everything, Cristiano will continue to be the hero of my dreams. I wish her back to her best performances.

And who is the CR7 junior? What you have expressed is so much valid, no matter how C Ronaldo loves football and would want to play it, age is no more on his side. I could see the way he always drilled himself like a youngster, this is because of more practice and agility, but for how long. By age 40 years, he must have added to his weakness through the call of nature, he can't beat that. Perhaps he wants to win another record against Kazuyoshi Miura who still played a relevant match at the age of 53.

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Today Al Nasser vs Al Ittihad match is going to be held after some time. Of these two teams, Al Nasr is the stronger one and those who want to bet can still catch it. From today's game, we can predict that Al Nasser will win because despite Ronaldo, there are many other stars in Al Nasser's club. Al Nasr can easily win this game and the joy in the hearts of football lovers can be seen on the field.

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Tomorrow there is a match between Al-Taee vs Al-Shabab. Currently Al-Shabab is in the top 4 of the SPL, while its opponent AL-Taee is in 9th place in the standings. Statistically the head to head of the two Al-Shabab teams always get a winning result and for sure this will be an easy match for them.

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Al Nassr are going to play interesting match against one of the top historical Saudi teams, Al Ittihad. This will be the second match of the Saudi Super Cup semi final. The match could open the door for Ronaldo to win his first title with Al Nassr, but that won't be easy, because the competitors (Al Ittihad and possibly Al Hilal) are two of the best Saudi teams. However, the value of a player like Ronaldo should appear in these matches.
the Odds seem to be favoring Al Nassr, although they have a record of four years of draws and losses against Al Ittihad. Indeed, this has to be one of Ronaldo's effects.

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Quote from: Frankolala on January 24, 2023, 02:49:51 PM

Ronaldo is a really more than a super star with the way the Saudi Arabians came up with such strategy by knowing that if they buy Ronaldo to play in their league,his presence will bring the world's attention to their country. From the first time I heard the news about Ronaldo going to Saudi, I have always thought what are the Suadis up to.

Assuming the government of Saudi Arabians can also look it from this way that it shouldn't be only Ronaldo but some other young stars to be bought into their local league so that it can make it more interesting and easy for them to achieve their long term goal in the nearest future. Soon old age will reduce Ronaldo's performance and less attention will be given to him which might take peoples mindset out of SPL

Age may be having its impact already. But his fanbase will remain loyal to him until he retires from club football. Being a resident of India, I know how popular Ronaldo is among Indian football fans. Along with Messi and Neymar, he is among the most popular players on a global scale. Other European players such as Mbappe, Lukaku and Rushford are having limited acceptance among the non-European fans. That said, Saudis are very serious about their bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. And I believe that this is the main reason why they have brought Ronaldo to Saudi Arabia. With Qatar hosting the 2022 edition, hosting a world cup has become prestige issue for price Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud.

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Ronaldo's real effect could appear in stronger matches, like the match against Al Hilal, who have been dominating the SPL for years, so by then, we will see if he's able to serve the team. Apart from this, I don't think he can compete for the highest scorer in the next season, because his physical status doesn't help him to play every match, and the other teams have high quality strikers. Actually, one of them is Talisca, who scored the only goal of the recent match.

Age really can't lie, that CR7's sharpness is reduced, just look at his kicks several times wide of the goal and that is beyond the expectations of many fans, it looks like CR7 will end his career at AL Nassr

but the big effect that CR7 made on Al Nassr was also extraordinary, the competition with Al Hilal was getting tougher

Age is a problem, that's a fact. You can't always play football at the highest level. Now CR7 can prepare to be replaced by CR7 Jr. Currently, he signed a new contract with Al Nassr and his active football life will continue for 2.5 more years. Despite everything, Cristiano will continue to be the hero of my dreams. I wish her back to her best performances.

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I think the Saudi Arabian league has started reaping from their investment in Cristiano Ronaldo. At least we have a Saudi League thread in bitcointalk. People are now attracted to the Saudi League and they are having the right publicity. But I think all this glamour and hype about Ronaldo would gradually reduce because his performance is going down and the league doesn't have the quality. If the Saudi league organizers fail to put certain modalities that would make the league more desirable, they would lose this attention.

The government of Saudi Arabia needs to invest more in the league. Other clubs must be given the financial backing that would enable them to buy quality players from other parts of the world. If more good players are present in other clubs, the league might become more entertaining. The government should also make policies that would make the country's cultural and religious rules more flexible for footballers and football fans.

When the Saudi Arabians decided to shell out close to $500 million for Ronaldo (half of that for representing Al Nassr and the other half for being a part of the Saudi team that is bidding to host the 2030 world cup), they had two types of goals in mind - first one if short term, and the second one is long term. Short term goals include popularizing the Saudi Professional League around the globe and attracting more viewership and revenues. But the long term goals are more important. They want to improve the quality of football in Saudi Arabia, and make that country one of the top destinations for sporting events. And I guess that $500 million is approximately the right amount to pay, for achieving the second set of goals.

Ronaldo is a really more than a super star with the way the Saudi Arabians came up with such strategy by knowing that if they buy Ronaldo to play in their league,his presence will bring the world's attention to their country. From the first time I heard the news about Ronaldo going to Saudi, I have always thought what are the Suadis up to.

Assuming the government of Saudi Arabians can also look it from this way that it shouldn't be only Ronaldo but some other young stars to be bought into their local league so that it can make it more interesting and easy for them to achieve their long term goal in the nearest future. Soon old age will reduce Ronaldo's performance and less attention will be given to him which might take peoples mindset out of SPL

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I think the Saudi Arabian league has started reaping from their investment in Cristiano Ronaldo. At least we have a Saudi League thread in bitcointalk. People are now attracted to the Saudi League and they are having the right publicity. But I think all this glamour and hype about Ronaldo would gradually reduce because his performance is going down and the league doesn't have the quality. If the Saudi league organizers fail to put certain modalities that would make the league more desirable, they would lose this attention.

The government of Saudi Arabia needs to invest more in the league. Other clubs must be given the financial backing that would enable them to buy quality players from other parts of the world. If more good players are present in other clubs, the league might become more entertaining. The government should also make policies that would make the country's cultural and religious rules more flexible for footballers and football fans.

When the Saudi Arabians decided to shell out close to $500 million for Ronaldo (half of that for representing Al Nassr and the other half for being a part of the Saudi team that is bidding to host the 2030 world cup), they had two types of goals in mind - first one if short term, and the second one is long term. Short term goals include popularizing the Saudi Professional League around the globe and attracting more viewership and revenues. But the long term goals are more important. They want to improve the quality of football in Saudi Arabia, and make that country one of the top destinations for sporting events. And I guess that $500 million is approximately the right amount to pay, for achieving the second set of goals.

The name Ronaldo - sells
Saudi has not made a bad deal and they have spent millions and earned billions and got recognized globally all across the world
Ronaldo also feel happy to be in Saudi - his appearance is much celebrated

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Quote from: Zlantann on January 24, 2023, 02:23:03 AM

I think the Saudi Arabian league has started reaping from their investment in Cristiano Ronaldo. At least we have a Saudi League thread in bitcointalk. People are now attracted to the Saudi League and they are having the right publicity. But I think all this glamour and hype about Ronaldo would gradually reduce because his performance is going down and the league doesn't have the quality. If the Saudi league organizers fail to put certain modalities that would make the league more desirable, they would lose this attention.

The government of Saudi Arabia needs to invest more in the league. Other clubs must be given the financial backing that would enable them to buy quality players from other parts of the world. If more good players are present in other clubs, the league might become more entertaining. The government should also make policies that would make the country's cultural and religious rules more flexible for footballers and football fans.

When the Saudi Arabians decided to shell out close to $500 million for Ronaldo (half of that for representing Al Nassr and the other half for being a part of the Saudi team that is bidding to host the 2030 world cup), they had two types of goals in mind - first one if short term, and the second one is long term. Short term goals include popularizing the Saudi Professional League around the globe and attracting more viewership and revenues. But the long term goals are more important. They want to improve the quality of football in Saudi Arabia, and make that country one of the top destinations for sporting events. And I guess that $500 million is approximately the right amount to pay, for achieving the second set of goals.

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LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

You are right An Nassr brought Ronaldo to the club at a huge cost not to create miracles and help the club to be able to win matches in the league but rather to bring in money through broadcasts because Ronaldo's fan base is very large and it can bring other things to Arab football, just because he is famous for his sharpness, goals from him will always be eagerly awaited.

I think the Saudi Arabian league has started reaping from their investment in Cristiano Ronaldo. At least we have a Saudi League thread in bitcointalk. People are now attracted to the Saudi League and they are having the right publicity. But I think all this glamour and hype about Ronaldo would gradually reduce because his performance is going down and the league doesn't have the quality. If the Saudi league organizers fail to put certain modalities that would make the league more desirable, they would lose this attention.

The government of Saudi Arabia needs to invest more in the league. Other clubs must be given the financial backing that would enable them to buy quality players from other parts of the world. If more good players are present in other clubs, the league might become more entertaining. The government should also make policies that would make the country's cultural and religious rules more flexible for footballers and football fans.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on January 23, 2023, 10:00:31 PM

LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

You are right An Nassr brought Ronaldo to the club at a huge cost not to create miracles and help the club to be able to win matches in the league but rather to bring in money through broadcasts because Ronaldo's fan base is very large and it can bring other things to Arab football, just because he is famous for his sharpness, goals from him will always be eagerly awaited.

@Sithara007
His words are 100% true, CR7 is a flesh and blood human, he is not an alien or a robot. Ronaldo's lack of goals in his debut for Al Nasser, a club in Saudi Arabia, naturally led to a mixed reaction among Ronaldo fans. But it must be understood that no matter how popular a player is, he may or may not score goals in every match. There is nothing to criticize about this. Ronaldo's outstanding talent against PSG in the last friendly match really deserves praise.

@Strongkored
Your words have incredible logic. Because one of the significant reasons behind the purchase of Ronaldo by the owner of Al Nasser is to introduce the Saudi clubs to the world football lovers. Before buying Ronaldo, people knew very little about Saudi clubs. Especially if you compare one thing you will understand clearly. Before buying Ronaldo, Saudi Arabia's Al Nasser club had just 860K Instagram followers before Ronaldo was bought, but if you go to Al Nasser's official Instagram page today, you'll find it has 12.5M followers. Then judge for yourself how the popularity of the clubs in Saudi Arabia is increasing only for Cristiano Ronaldo.

See Al NASSR Instagram official page: https://instagram.com/alnassr_fc?igshid=OGQ2MjdiOTE=

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Quote from: el kaka22 on January 23, 2023, 04:34:08 PM

They are good enough as a team even without Ronaldo, they were leading the league before he came along, I am not expecting him to be that much of a difference if you ask me in the result department. I am not saying he will be bad, of course Ronaldo will be a great player for them, and I think he is going to learn to play with his teammates and how they play and they are going to win the title with the help of Ronaldo for sure, I see them as inevitable champions.

What I am just trying to explain is that, if they didn't get Ronaldo, they would still win it no matter what, they would still be champions even without him, which is why I think they didn't get Ronaldo for success, they got him for PR.

Definitely this was done for the marketing purposes. They paid 214 million dollars, what will be the ROI for them from merch and other things. I mean, if it was famous European football club in famous league, then definitely clubs would enormously profit, they would attract a lot of sponsors, money from merch, etc but Saudi Professional League is not a popular league, nor any team from this league performs well and is famous. So, I don't think even the CR's transfer would attract finances for them, especially when CR isn't performing well recently and he is 37 years old, going to retire soon.
Probably money isn't even a thing for them from this deal but Idk if this transfer has any real long-term value. This transfer was even bad for CR, first of all for his words with Piers Morgan and also especially for the reason that he won't be able to play against teams with competitive and experienced players.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on January 23, 2023, 10:00:31 PM

LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

You are right An Nassr brought Ronaldo to the club at a huge cost not to create miracles and help the club to be able to win matches in the league but rather to bring in money through broadcasts because Ronaldo's fan base is very large and it can bring other things to Arab football, just because he is famous for his sharpness, goals from him will always be eagerly awaited.

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Quote from: Fullcoinese on January 23, 2023, 10:32:11 PM

fans' expectations of Ronaldo's arrival at Al Nassr are quite large. their opponents have a solid defense and know full well that Ronaldo is dangerous. they put up an excellent defense and left Ronaldo with no chance to score.
score or not, he has played the full game and certainly contributed like any other player. we may not be able to exaggerate Ronaldo's performance. but fans and media always make it look special.

In that case they will be doing the same mistake that happened with the Portugal national team during Qatar 2022. Ronaldo had a couple of bad matches and the manager (Fernando Santos) responded by dropping him from the team. It worked well with one of their matches (against Switzerland), but backfired when they played against Morocco. They need to understand that when Ronaldo is in the field, all the attention from opposing defenders will be on him. And this allows the other forwards in his team to play more freely. His contribution to the matches can't be measured solely using the number of goals that are scored.

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Quote from: Doell on January 23, 2023, 08:53:59 AM

They just need to adaptation each other to be which solid team, as far as I know the first debut is also not always good wherever it is, but in that match Ronaldo was quite good. He didn't make many bad mistake, even led this match with serious as captain. Cheesy

The next match it seems like will be difficult for Al-Nassr because against Al-fateh, they have the great striker Firas al-Buraikan, this young man is quite good on the field and maybe also have potential to be a great player.

Adaptation is necessary for a player making his debut, but what concerns me is " why did they only win with a score of 1 - 0?". That shouldn't have happened, or, is it true that Cristiano Ronaldo had a bad impact on Al-Nassr?. Well, we'll see if what you said about adaptation is true or not in the next matches of Al-Nassr.

BTW, do you think having Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr will make Al-Nassr the SPL champion this season? Because the last time Al-Nassr won the SPL was during the 2018/2019 season.

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Quote from: Fullcoinese on January 23, 2023, 10:32:11 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on January 23, 2023, 10:00:31 PM

LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

fans' expectations of Ronaldo's arrival at Al Nassr are quite large. their opponents have a solid defense and know full well that Ronaldo is dangerous. they put up an excellent defense and left Ronaldo with no chance to score.
score or not, he has played the full game and certainly contributed like any other player. we may not be able to exaggerate Ronaldo's performance. but fans and media always make it look special.

@Sithara007 while a lot of fuss is being made about Ronaldo not scoring, but how about the fact that he had made nice assists but unfortunately those didn’t get converted in goal. Furthermore Ronaldo these day’s is just not about goals, he can assist too and inspire his teammates to win because of his champions mentality hence for me he had a decent game and thus I see no need to be behind him for not scoring goals in his debut match for his new club.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on January 23, 2023, 10:00:31 PM

LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

fans' expectations of Ronaldo's arrival at Al Nassr are quite large. their opponents have a solid defense and know full well that Ronaldo is dangerous. they put up an excellent defense and left Ronaldo with no chance to score.
score or not, he has played the full game and certainly contributed like any other player. we may not be able to exaggerate Ronaldo's performance. but fans and media always make it look special.

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LOL.. I don't understand many of the previous posts. Ronaldo is human. He is not machine to score goals in each and every match. The match on Sunday was quite tough, with the Ettifaq defenders managing to block several attacks from the Al Nassr players. The latter won the match anyway. It was the first match within SPL for Ronaldo and therefore I am not much concerned about the fact that he didn't scored. Al Nassr doesn't need any miracles from Ronaldo other than attracting fan support and global viewership. They are already on the top of the points table.

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