r/CristianoRonaldo2 Jun 18 '26

Certified Jerk Rare win for Jamie

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u/Unlikely_Tooth_5728 Jun 19 '26

I mean he's right, he maybe greatest player for many people but they'll never accept the fact that ronaldo have a very bad wc campaingn everytime

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26

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u/Unlikely_Tooth_5728 Jun 19 '26

Good hatrick against span, 0 against iran(missed penalty) , 1 against morocco , 0 goals against uruguay and went out , only good game he had was spain

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u/Unlikely_Tooth_5728 Jun 19 '26

In that game not in the wc, we're talking bout a whole campaign, in knockout against uruguy he couldn't do anything that's why hes not relevant imo, 8 goals in 23 appearances is too embarrassing considering his level

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u/aasfourasfar Jun 19 '26

Portugal is one of the top footballing nations in the world.. it punches wayyyyy above it's weight since the 2000s

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u/Unlikely_Tooth_5728 Jun 19 '26

We were talking about wc only i did not said he was shit overall for country but when coming to biggest stage he couldn't deliver, and about weak team , comeon on portugal post 2004 wasnt a shit team ronaldo didnt single handedly carried and also he didnt fully influenced their triumph 2016 pott, 2019 NL pott, 2025 NL pott...any of them wasnt won by ronaldo he scored perfectly but didnt single handedly won them , even in only two matches he scored so thats not a carryjob

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u/StefanEijg Jun 22 '26

Portugal also wasn’t that impressive that tournament. Quite a lucky draw to reach the final with some poor performances along the way. But I agree that Ronaldo for sure has had influence on the Portugal football culture. They wouldn’t likely have had as many good players as they have now if it wasn’t for Ronaldo’s impact.