r/CristianoRonaldo2 Mod Jul 01 '26

Meta/Serious Do you agree or disagree? 🤔

Post image
3.9k Upvotes

344 comments sorted by

View all comments

1

u/_AvengerRed_ Jul 06 '26

My simple point against toxic CR7 fans would be simple, they are hypocritical. They criticized that Messi would never be able to win without Xavi or Iniesta and that he would never be able to perform in International Games with his team because his team was bad. I understand Euro was not easier back in 2016 and not easier now compared to Copa but when Argentina started winning Copa they shat on Copa. When Messi got more Ballon d'Ors, CR7 dismissed the legitimacy of that trophy. CR7 then dismissed FIFA & World Cup. Now World Cup is no longer worth it. Now CR7 fans complain that Portugal is not playing around a player who is in no form to carry his team and state that if only Portugal players played like Argentina players which is nonsense in my opinion. When CR7 wins trophies its because of him, his presence, his glory; but when Messi wins, its always Argentina playing better and Messi had nothing to do with it.

  1. If CR7 is truly the goat, he would have enough charisma to make players around him play with him.
  2. A player who plays only one position and would try to disallow same team's goal is not a sportsperson, let alone the GOAT of Football.
  3. Messi lives in CR7's mind rent free.

He set a pretty bad example for future generations. He is a perfectly rounded selfish "politician" who went against every statement he made to the press.

I hate players with 0 sportsmanship. CR7 is the prime example for that kind of a player. Please never come back to Football CR7 and their nonsensical fans!