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Well, it is obvious that each person has a way of thinking about CR7, personally if I consider that he is one of the best in the world, what does his temperament have? Yes but why? because he wants to win all the time, which he will say, if you are in the Portugal team you have to give it all, that nothing is left, that your soul remains on the field, as it should be, it is your country that you are representing, And when he sees that his teammates don't give it their all, he gets like that, and I understand it, how many of us haven't gotten like that when we play soccer and see that others don't feel like it? are we happy? maybe when you play for the sake of playing, but in a championship you have to give everything, and that he has played 700 legal games with his country, that he scored the goal, that is worth seeing, for me he is still the best in the world next to Messi , and personally no other player of the quality of the two of them has come out.
I know that and forever Ronaldo will remain an idol and a legend in the history of Portuguese football.
While playing for the Portugal national team, Ronaldo scored 122 goals in 198 matches and this is an extraordinary achievement that Ronaldo has given to the Portugal national team.
But on the other hand, from his great achievements, he is also often a controversial player and has always been a hot topic of conversation by all football fans and observers.
I never really liked Ronaldo.... Yes, of course as a player he is one of the best in the world, but his behaviour in the team did cause a lot of controversy.... There were even rumours that when he played at Real Madrid, he could tell the coach which player would play and which would not be in the team.... But luckily now there is a new generation of good footballers growing up in the Portuguese national team....
Well, it's respectable, we all have a perception of the players, and we can issue an opinion, at first when CR7 made himself known I didn't like his style, I thought he was a very self-centered person and that bothered me, besides I didn't like him because he cried a lot, according to this one creates a perception of a player, after seeing his plays I liked his plays better because he showed a style almost free style and he was not afraid of any player, after I saw a little more of him, as he was, his personality, charity work was something that I liked and I determined that he is not a bad person, at some point when we as players go to play soccer we come across people who believe a lot and dislike them, but They turn out to be good people.
There are fans of CR7 who hate Messi, and fans of Messi who hate CR7, what they don't know is that they are two great legends that we should take advantage of our times so that we can enjoy more of their plays.
I agree with you guys on UEFA Nations League. It is a garbage tournament and needs to be shelved. If they want, they can expand the Euro Cup. But the Nations League is pure rubbish. Anyway, how can we even follow a tournament that is spread out across two years? And what is the need for such a tournament when we have the Euro Cup? If they still want to retain the Nations League, then they should change the format to super-cup (i.e all the matches being playoffs with no group stage), and complete the tournament in one to two weeks.
If I'm not mistaken, the Nations League tournament was suppose to replace friendly games that were played. Those games had small number of spectators so UEFA wanted to make them more competitive. The problem with that is there is no clear goal that nations are fighting for in the Nations League. If they change the format to super-cup (knockout games), then all nations that drop out will have to play friendly games. That defeats the purpose of the Nations League.
I'm not saying that I enjoy watching Nations League games. They would definitely be more attractive if there was more incentive for nations to win.
One way that I have thought of making this tournament worthwhile, which is not bad, but I think that sometimes there are opportunities that coincide with great competitions is that they give incentives, for example, the country that wins the Nations League to be given a place in the World Cup, that is a good incentive and that would raise the nicvl of this competition, I think that if it does something like that it will stop being rubbish, although that is not descriptive for me, but I understand why what they say
This is very similar when they do the Euro, or when they do the Copa América in South America, they don't give incentives, it doesn't make any sense to win the Copa América if they say they are the champions of the Americas, but without places in the World Cup, it can happen that a team X wins the Copa América but does not qualify for the World Cup and it has happened, the same thing happens with the Euro and the Nations League, so it would be interesting if they put it to use in that way, winning the trophy and a place in the World Cup.
Personally, I always like to watch the matches in Europe, the countries have a high level, especially the team that gives the most talk, in this case I think everyone, I would like Italy to play a good role, because Italian football is one of the most beautiful and hardest in the world, the history of Il Calcio is beautiful.