This is what I never got.
He put himself under unnecessary pressure with that silly interview.
He could have quietly left. But no.
Let's all laugh at Ronaldo..ehh Portugal
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He put himself under unnecessary pressure with that silly interview.
He could have quietly left. But no.
Bruno doesn't think so.
Resignation tbf. I remember getting upset when we lost to Spain in the world cup since I think we deserved more and lost to an offside goal. In this case we were soundly beaten so there are no complaints.
Love him but Bruno needs to learn when to say things and when to think
There's no rivalry anyway between Portugal and Argentina.
Most players cry because their team is out of the world cup but this cnut is crying because he's worried Messi might win one and he won't 
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This storming off alone down the tunnel is starting to make him look like a right soft cnut
Whats that like the 4th time this season?
Whats that like the 4th time this season?
Does he remembers that he has Argentine team mate
Let's all just come together and laugh at Ronaldo now, please.
But there's one between Messi and Ronaldo (the sociopathic one, not the brazilian one).
fek off cr7
Regarding Ronaldo: It's sad on the deepest of levels in my opinion. He's a human who achieved something the 99.9999% of us can only dream of. I think he's struggling with himself/mortality. Man needs therapy.
Hasn't he played 8 KO games?
Portugal being a poor country is a bizarre take.
They were in the semi finals in 2006, two years after reaching the Euro final.
They were in the semi finals in 2006, two years after reaching the Euro final.
I’m not having a laugh at teams that get knocked out in a cup competition, but a laugh at Ronaldo is entirely in order for all the reasons that every man, woman and child on the planet are aware of. Ronaldo, a legend of the game, is bordering on becoming the Donald Trump of football.
He has yet to meet a tunnel he hasn’t stormed
"It's inadmissible that an Argentine referee was in charge today after what happened yesterday, with Messi complaining. After what I saw today, they can give the title to Argentina now," Pepe said, via Relevo.
What on earth! It seems Ronaldo forced his team mates to take 'rivalry' as seriously as he doesCorrect. It's going to be a real struggle. I'd prefer for him to retire from the national team. I think he plans on playing the Euro and I'm afraid it will be the same circus again.
True. You're seeing a guy with high standards, and obviously a very high opinion of himself, have it all come to an end. Losing your final World Cup match, seeing that childhood dream slip away while being powerless to stop it, is tough to take, plus this could be his last big game ever. He'll certainly never play in a match as big or meaningful again, even if he gets a move to a Champions League club, so it's pretty much the end of his career we could be witnessing. At least the meaningful part, and he's surely coming to that realisation. Plus his arch-rival is younger and still has the power to influence games. He's largely defined himself by that rivalry, and could soon be dealt the fatal blow.
I know almost all other players would stay out there after the final whistle, but his reaction is expected, from him, at least.
World cup feels so empty now without Bruno and CR7.
There is no chance your manager (Santos or someone else) will nominate him into the squad though, isn't it? You could argue that he shouldn't have been in this year's squad based on his level of performances, but many people still didn't accept that he is done as a player and blamed United on his form plus all the last world cup talk bla bla bla.
But 2 years from now with him possibly kicking in Saudi Arabia at 40 years old, you would be insane to waste a squad place on him.
He is also the exact opposite of a talisman player like Daniel Alves, who is mainly around to keep players happy and share his experience, Ronaldo on the bench will just make everything worse for your team. After this World Cup the best for Portugal would be to move on from him, you have some talented attacking players, I don't think there is any need to keep Ronaldo around. At some point your manager needs to ignore the name Ronaldo and just look at the performances on the pitch and they have been pretty terrible.
I think that your next manager won't pick him at all. Ronaldo's time is up.
You have a fantastic team but you need to move on from him or you'll never grow.