Ronaldo

gingerless

gingerless

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how did he even get his fat ass on the pitch? does he even have a condition? why isn't he losing any weight? ffs it looks embarrassing
 
Aryagorn

Aryagorn

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Razor said:
Install Internet Download Manager. It will allow you to download videos from youtube.
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but you get shit quality man... I suggest you use keepvid.com

Recently El CLassico highlights I downloaded. If I'd have downloaded it directly from youtube through IDM the size would be just around 80MB and the quality
poor. Instead I went to keepvid.com and pasted the URL of the video. It gave me many optiosn to download from. I opted for a 1048 quality thing, so it downloaded a 490MB file and the quality is just mind blowing!!
But on the flipside, these days IDM is not catching the downloads from keepvid :(
 
UEFA_Barça_Chris

UEFA_Barça_Chris

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Raed said:
Do you also watch porn from the 70s and 80s?

My post wasn't meant to cause any bickering, it is just a matter of personal connection and memories. Messi or anyone else wasn't there when I started watching football so to compare him to Ronaldo to me is pointless. It is a childhood connection, it will never be overcome or replaced. I am glad I have witnessed Ronaldo as a child and see his career through.

To see him rise and rise again into formidable form was joyous and to see his talent shine through the darkest of days just fills me up with incomprable excitement. Ronaldo's second is Zidane, a player I hated as a Juvemerda but couldn't wait for him to join Madrid.

Children of the modern age will remember Messi, people before me remember Van Basten. It is a generation thing, just like Beast and Maradona. You sit down in front of the tv and as a child you don't understand tactics, you don't understand substitutions and you barely keep up with anything else around not even the league standings. You see your team in 6th position and you wonder why aren't they higher but you don't care. Why? Because next week you will see a player who you adore and everything they do seems relevant to you, personally. You live in a fantasy land and they are the protagonists of the dream.

When Ronaldo was dropping so deep from half way line and running with the ball, as a striker it actually doesn't make sense why he would do that but as a child you find it adventurous, exciting, daring, magical and when Ronaldo scored, to me it was like seeing David Copperfield finish his trick. Nothing in the world mattered during those moments and all you care about is how can someone do such a thing?

As you grow older you know the training they go through, you know the tactics, you know the consequences, you know what is on the line, you know everything. Now a days it is like watching the making of Avatar and then watching it. Still entertaining and magical but just not the same. That is why Messi to me is extraordinary but won't have the same effect as Ronaldo or Zidane had on me when I was a child.
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Still a great post. This is how all fans felt as children for sure.
 
UEFA_Barça_Chris

UEFA_Barça_Chris

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UEFA_Barça_Chris

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Thanks Flavia! :beer2: For celebrations I will post a ronaldo goal that is beautiful chip!

ya sorry for being a bad barcaforum member for this but...come on it's ronaldo :lol:
 
UEFA_Barça_Chris

UEFA_Barça_Chris

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http://www.footballitaliano.co.uk/p6_66_933_lessons-in-calcio-alessandro-nesta.html
On Nesta: An elegant player whose sophistication masked his toughness, the defender inspired his beloved Biancocelesti to a number of awards including the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and the then elusive Serie A title before his costly transfer to Milan in 2002. In an interview, Nesta recalled one of his worst experiences suffered during his time in Lazio when he had to face the Brazilian Ronaldo in the 1998 UEFA Cup final against Inter. Assured of his abilities, Nesta was incapable of understanding just how Ronaldo managed to get past him and how the Milanese giants scored three. After the match, Sandro watched countless videos to see what errors he may have committed to have suffered such a heavy defeat but after a lengthy period of time he concluded that he did not err, Ronaldo was simply unstoppable and the best striker he had ever come across. So meticulous with his approach to defending, Nesta forever studies his performances in search of ways of improving.
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