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Sorry for the CR7 love in, but look at the fucking size of him...
Cristiano Ronaldo
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'O Zio
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Fair play to him. He doesn't drink it himself and doesn't let his kids drink it either apparently so goes to show he's not a sell out when it comes to being healthy. Say what you like about him (and I certainly have criticised him over the years) but you can't really argue with the way he goes about things when it comes to looking after yourself.
IfiHadTheWings
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Ronaldo might not be everyone's cup of tea but his attitude to the game and the desire to be the absolute best is unbelievable he is a monster. Bags of ability but its his sheer determination which has put him in the conversation for one of the best footballers to play the game.
i saw something which said "What is Ronaldo's best achievement?" and the answer was "Being compared to Messi" at first i thought it was a disparaging comment but when thinking about it they shouldn't even be in the same conversation when you think about Messi's natural ability and what he can do with a football at his feet but Ronaldo has continued to drive himself in to the conversation and regardless of preference i don't think you can argue with someone who sides with Cristiano.
i saw something which said "What is Ronaldo's best achievement?" and the answer was "Being compared to Messi" at first i thought it was a disparaging comment but when thinking about it they shouldn't even be in the same conversation when you think about Messi's natural ability and what he can do with a football at his feet but Ronaldo has continued to drive himself in to the conversation and regardless of preference i don't think you can argue with someone who sides with Cristiano.
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Wig
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I think the coach he walks up to is also unusually small that makes Ronaldo look enormous in comparison. I think Ronaldo is 6ft1?
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Simon Jordan was chatting about this but that was a while back right? Peoples views change as they get older so i wouldnt hold that against him.
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Amateur by KFC.
All McDonalds had to do was get a photographer ready, then 'accidentally' give Hazard a double portion
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Is that genuine? Because Pepsi haven‘t been too complimentary about Ronaldo in the past.
Pepsi forced to apologise after image of Cristiano Ronaldo 'voodoo
Soft drink giant's official Facebook page in Sweden contained the pictures
www.independent.co.uk
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Is that genuine? Because Pepsi haven‘t been too complimentary about Ronaldo in the past.
Pepsi forced to apologise after image of Cristiano Ronaldo 'voodoo
Soft drink giant's official Facebook page in Sweden contained the pictures
Old Coca-Cola and KFC ads starring Cristiano Ronaldo resurfaced after he went viral for snubbing the drink
In a clip believed to be from 2006, Cristiano Ronaldo is superimposed on a can of Coca-Cola and plays soccer with an ice cube.
www.insider.com
agrdavidsfan
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I actually can’t stand the guy and I have no reason why
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and their bank accounts are full.
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Old Coca-Cola and KFC ads starring Cristiano Ronaldo resurfaced after he went viral for snubbing the drink
In a clip believed to be from 2006, Cristiano Ronaldo is superimposed on a can of Coca-Cola and plays soccer with an ice cube.
It's ridiculous how many people these days don't actually understand the concept of hypocrisy.
It's like getting a photo of a Linda McCartney eating a burger in the 60s and claiming it is hypocrisy. If that were the case, anyone who ever changed for the better would be a hypocrite. It's as if people think you can only have an opinion if it's the only one you've ever had, which discourages people from making a positive change.
dontcallme
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So true. One of my biggest bugbears.
If anyone ever searches for all the examples of people calling out hypocrisy on this site at least 95% of cases are where the accuser doesn't know what the term means.
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