You have forgotten it was ten hag who started the war,He stopped Ronaldo from having a chef preparing his special meals.He banned Ronaldo from driving his modern car,and proffered old unattractive car for him also the others players.This is tyranny.Then he benched Ronaldo spitefully,the punishing irrational coach.He wasn't able to empathize with Ronaldo when his baby son died.So who haters who.He hated Ronaldo.So it's only fitting that Ronaldo would feel upset with him for his Mal treatment to him.
I do agree his criticism is out of hand, but the way he struggles in big games is so stark and contrast to any other world class player’s bad games. He just needs to do that to truly put him in the world class caliber. He’s got his foot in the door.
These are the same people that call Ronaldo, penaldo, tap in merchant of real madrid. So I'm not suprised. Ronaldo and haaland as strikers against low blocks obviously they wouldn't be pleasing to watch. 🤷🏻 .. if given space they don't fail to entertain.
People should just accept the fact that they are no much players who are fun to watch anymore … those are old times …. Nowadays we just stick to players that have the maximum output and enjoy these times We should just imagine Barca and Madrid old times Barca was fun to watch But the team with the consistent output are the only team recognized even till now So I’d say outputs should be more important
I agree that people need to stop this narrative and it would be incredible to see Salah and Haaland both at Liverpool. He’s still not as disrespected as Salah is though, crazy how such amazing players as these two seem to be criticised for small errors while other less talented ones get huge applause and praise.
On one hand, I get it; their footy culture is shit, and if you want anything decent, you HAVE to look our way. And when you ARE our way, you have to try to fit in with our culture, which IS tribal. BUT ON THE OTHER HAND, Septics are too used to cheering for ideas and images because literally all of their sports are franchises, not deep blood roots like ours. And getting riled up about a franchise, or a club that has very little to do with you, is a bit cringe. Having said that, the FS1 commentators were fucking awful. They just couldn't understand why the Paddies were booing Grealish and Rice lol. I was literally speechless as to how they couldn't wrap that around their heads.
Once you represent a country at any level you shouldn’t be allowed to play for anyone else. Can you magically change your nationality? I identify as a millionaire from the Maldives
Ireland should just stop stop recruiting these England rejects. I could possibly understand this cynical approach if it delivered results, but it's not like these ringers are even helping the team to be markedly better atm. Plus, while Rice and Grealish changed back, you can bet 90% of the English born players in the Ireland squad would do the same thing if the opportunity ever arose. They're nearly all just opportunists. There's no loyalty or patriotism there and you're a fool if you believe that there is. That's enough reason to not have them around.
Should be simply strictly place of birth to play….. but I also get it, if you are a talented Irish player it’s pretty natural to want to play in England so if you live there for a long time it’s not that unusual to adopt the country as your own, but I also agree it’s not patriotic at all they play for England as there is more money and chances of success and I say that half laughing , 66 was a long time ago 😅 it’s also not a uniquely Irish problem, many African born players play and played for France and I’m sure many other countries are similar.
@@stevencorscadden5767 I completely agree. That’s why I’m the video I don’t say I blame Grealish at all. He did want countless other players globally have done. Rice on the other hand… I mean cmon bro you didn’t have to kiss the badge.
And there's nothing wrong with that, they have nothing in common with an average Irish dude from Ireland except that they're full or part Irish ethnically.
