Mic is crying for help in this video Z

@rufussweeneymd

Ай бұрын

It’s gotta be tuned for ASMR

@romanrules007

Ай бұрын

This is the second video that he had bad audio, dude gotta figure it out otherwise he’s gonna lose views

Ronaldo owes Costa a mansion

@blndmiziry

Ай бұрын

This was the same costa whom costed ronaldo the WC

@ManchesterUtdz

Ай бұрын

@@blndmiziryhe didn’t make any mistakes?

@blndmiziry

Ай бұрын

@@ManchesterUtdz he did against morocco when he made a bad decision and tried to fist the ball away at a bad timing.

@ManchesterUtdz

Ай бұрын

@@blndmiziry tbf he did make a mistake. But Portugal shouldve scored

Ronaldo trying to score directly from literally any free kick in the opposition half should be a bigger story than him crying after missing a penalty.

@BiggestMessiFan12334

Ай бұрын

Ronaldo is goid at taking free kicks

@christopherwagemans7556

Ай бұрын

I agree. Half of those free kicks should be passes. Ronaldo just goes up and blasts it from 40 yds.

@KT-ki6gz

Ай бұрын

@@BiggestMessiFan12334He was like 10 years ago, now he launches everything to the moon

@BiggestMessiFan12334

Ай бұрын

@@KT-ki6gz no he doesnt. Stop talking if you dont watch his matches

@BrunoMMRibeiro

Ай бұрын

1 goal in 58 freekicks on euros and wc... good stats

Ronaldo homelander is extremely funny to me

@nyykSIUUU

Ай бұрын

Homelando

@therealking6202

Ай бұрын

SIUUUUPPERTIME!

@therealking6202

Ай бұрын

​@@nyykSIUUUHomelando Calrissian.

@ninanano

Ай бұрын

Accurate, for more reasons than one

@Gin-chan-lg2pg

Ай бұрын

It's true

i think the issue more was with his performance as a whole, he was trying to make himself score more than trying to win. some of the freekick efforts that were nowhere near a chance made it look as if he was more focused on looking good than winning.

He looked yo, saw his mom crying and then broke down aswell. It happens

after that performance from diogo costa, im assuming he'll probably be next on the block for Chelsea's "sign the fifa wonderkid" shopping spree

@SuperJNG18

Ай бұрын

…shit, man, we’ll take him.

@JoaoManuelCanelas

Ай бұрын

Wonder Mister. He's 24/25 YO

@poppyharlow4448

Ай бұрын

@@SuperJNG18 imma pray for y'all man, sacking the dude who took Cole Palmer and the power of friendship to a European spot is nasty work

@pstratos7

Ай бұрын

@@poppyharlow4448 Poch couldn’t win the French league with PSG let’s not act like he was a good coach

@ninanano

Ай бұрын

If Ederson leaves Man City, he’s the replacement

Passion is rare in the modern day It freaks people out to see sincerity in the game

Zealand mentioned it, but I think people are forgetting that the build-up commentary online and from pundits to this match was that "Ronaldo needs to understand that he's 39, he's not that guy anymore, Roberto Martinez needs to bench him, etc." So, when he misses a penalty and he's used to being "that guy" that always performs, wins, etc. that's gotta be insanely tough to swallow as a competitor; and I think we saw that from the emotion on the field. I don't think it's out of place or weird, I think it's a human response to finally realize that age is catching up to you regardless of what you do nutritionally. I think we see that immediately after he buries the second penalty, when he goes to praise the fans and the body language basically reads "thank you for the support, I'm sorry that I didn't finish this game well before now". I have always said I think Messi is the better GOAT, but credit where it's due and it's sad to see any athlete struggle with the sunset of their career.

@ryaneveritt8324

Ай бұрын

Completely agree. Also you will see Messi happily give the next person the free kick or penalty without thinking twice. Ronaldo isn’t letting anyone take anything, he himself has to be the guy. We get it, your cr7, but you can’t uplift your team by giving others around you a chance to shine?

The math Roberto Martinez does is realizing the last coach got fired for benching Ronaldo

@TexYMatt98

Ай бұрын

true

@antoniobrandao7139

Ай бұрын

Not exactly true. Santos had been poor for quite some time and he had been heavily critiqued for the style of play the team had been showing. The Ronaldo situation was just one issue in a bigger thing. Had Portugal reached the semis with nice football, he wouldn’t be fired even with Ronaldo on the bench.

I feel like a lot of people miss that he started crying after seeing his mom on the big screen crying in the stands, and then summing up the whole situation that this might be his last euro game ever and letting everyone down pushed him over.

@ninjalectualx

Ай бұрын

Why would he care? He doesn't respect women, so your explanation makes no sense.

@NiceLittleDan

Ай бұрын

@@ninjalectualx Ronaldo has always shown appreciation to his mother through his proffesional career so I don't see your point. Even if the allegations are true (which I personally believe they are) it doesn't mean Ronaldo doesn't respect women. Also, what does him not respecting women have to do with him crying at an important moment for his country in a major international tournament?

@Me-ui1zy

Ай бұрын

@@NiceLittleDan If the allegations are true it does mean that he doesn't respect women, but it doesn't mean he doesn't respect his mother. There are unfortunately plenty of people that see some women in their life as deserving of respect but women they don't know as objects or others.

@ninanano

Ай бұрын

@@ninjalectualx oh cmon, be realistic. I don’t like him but he’s obviously going to love his mother lol cmon now

@theflyinfoote

Ай бұрын

if he cared about not letting his team down, then he would have let someone with a better record take one of those free kicks.

You can cry any time you want at any age you want, it is okay.

Sometimes you have to leave football before footbal leaves you. Sad to say about CR7 but if it's not time to retire it will be soon. Toni Kroos chosing to go out at the top of his game will always have my respect.

Ronaldo's confidence comes from his performances, usually during the match his calm n collected but i think how close he got to scoring jus got to his head for a second, more recently (after he went to a certain club) he jus hasnt been the confident Ronaldo he always has been. Its great that he has Dalot at the national team, we all need friends like Dalot ngl

Ellis would meet his therapist after missing his penalty in the age of 24 for his country and no one would remember him.

I feel like a lot of the reaction comes because people still find it weird to see a grown man showing feelings. I find it refreshing seeng that he also has a human side.

@louistyrer18

Ай бұрын

the absolute worst parts of being a human…self pity, egotistical, self centred, maniac. He cries for himself and himself alone.

Roberto Martinez will never face the music, the man fails upwards. Be the Brazil job next...

@Sasquatch10

Ай бұрын

As long as it's not England.

07:07 Im calling for a VAR review on the grounds that Zlatan was a beast until he was 40

@therealking6202

Ай бұрын

Zlatan is still a beast.

"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain" Ronaldo is literally the embodiment of that quote

I dont have an issue with crying itself; It's just whole context of him constantly doing everything to prevent Portugal from scoring etc (ironically speaking), like taking every possible free kick on the field desperately trying to BE THE ONE He would be viewed by many people so differently if he could just let go sometimes, but on the other hand - then he wouldn't get that far in his career. Perfectionism is a disorder and while it helped achieving greatness, it also kills you when you no longer can't.. edit: also crying during a match (not after it finished!) kinda shows that the pressure he puts on himself is too big to handle, so that's not positive from his point of view

I don't necessarily agree with the criticism but I can understand why a guy who has spent 20 + years making everything about him would be accused of crying to make the headlines to be about him

I think people's perception is that while Messi cries for Argentina, Ronaldo only cries for Ronaldo. And that he is being endulged on club and international level certainly makes him seem even more like an egomaniac.

@k1llsk

Ай бұрын

He does care bout winning it for his country not jus for himself but its the way he reacts to the media that made it so easy for them to paint him in that light

@Davidbaratunk

Ай бұрын

@@k1llsk I don't say that I subscribe to that view point. But there are things that make it seem like he is more interested in Ronaldo being the hero than his country winning. Best example that everyone knows: Portugal's Free Kicks.

@theiceman7590

Ай бұрын

That perception is false since Ronaldo never looked close to tears at club games except a minority

@Davidbaratunk

Ай бұрын

@@theiceman7590 Oh, I do agree, that he might have cried because he said he saw his mother cry, and honestly, it is fine to cry. I am saying that people perceive that he makes everything about himself. And when you can't back that up, people will enjoy themselves some Schadenfreude.

@TheMarashian

Ай бұрын

@@theiceman7590Wasnt he just crying the Saudi Cup loss?

this ties into musculinity - SEGWAY GOD Z

Bro really went across the globe for a good background rather than building his. Crazy

I agree with almost everything but, Messi crying after Chile was when the game was done. A player crying after losing a trophy is something that I've seen happen literally a thousand times. Now a player crying whilst the game was still going? that's a first at least off the top of my head, I've never seen it before.

@TexYMatt98

Ай бұрын

yeah, crying with a whole extra half time to go and a penalty shootout afterwards is crazy

@eliasvietense5574

Ай бұрын

the first since ronaldo at the euros final 2016 funnily

@zeo4481

Ай бұрын

​@@eliasvietense5574 Ye but that was totally legit, he was out of the final and he probably felt he let his team down

@eliasvietense5574

Ай бұрын

@@zeo4481 yes thats absolutely true. everyone felt for ronaldo there

The worst isn't that he is starting every game while probably not beeing the best option. That can have an explanation that is only known by the players/staff. But him taking EVERY free kick, now thats ridiculous.

@theiceman7590

Ай бұрын

There is no better option. Ramos was a fraud that pretty much lived off one game. Benfica pretty much scammed PSG

Lad preparing for the game Vs France

The thing I found funny about Ronaldo’s crying is that he’s always been crying. There was a swedish interview with his neighbor from when he was a kid, and the neighbor mentioned how he would cry when a play didn’t go the way he wanted or if they didn’t pass him the ball.

Thank you!! I was so surprised by the online reaction to him crying. It's a dramatic moment and he let his team down or at least he might be feeling that way. It seems pretty understandable

The backlash to me is justified by the fact he had that lapse in his role and cried and wasn't substituted. Pepe had one and came off immediately. Quarter finals without a striker, a free-kicks or penalties taker is one hell of a feat for the rest of the squad.

Can't disagree about the legacy and when he launches a wild free kick from a ridiculous angle into the stands instead of using a great crossing opportunity that is hurting the team. I thought he cried cos it's definitely his last tournament and possible even last games before international retirement

@k1llsk

Ай бұрын

He said he wants to make it to the next World Cup, n knowing Ronaldo, i dnt even think his lying

@JoaoManuelCanelas

Ай бұрын

His last because he won't go to the world cup, not because he'll be 41, because it's in the US

@ismo9529

Ай бұрын

​@JoaoManuelCanelas does he have a lawsuit against him in the us?

@therealking6202

Ай бұрын

​@@ismo9529SIUUUU Assault.

@JoaoManuelCanelas

Ай бұрын

@@ismo9529 I don't know, Does he? If Portugal qualifies and its games are held in Mexico he might join the _selecção_ otherwise, he'll keep out. That's my prediction.

Imagine Jordan or Kobe or Tom Brady missing a game winner then crying like Cristiano before over time. It wouldn't happen. In fact show me any professional athlete who was crying while the game still has time left. After? Sure it happens. During? Never, so add another GOAT achievement for Crissy

I think one of the universally acceptable times to cry for a man is and always has been if his mom is crying. Of course personally I don't subscribe to the belief that there needs to be a specific acceptable circumstance for a man to cry.

What I find a bit...strange...about the situation is that the game isn't finished. It's still a draw and there's still a big chance to win it. And instead of going into a mode of "ok guys, that's on me, let's win this" at HT during the extra time, he makes it about himself. That extra time half time talk could be something COMPLETELY different to help the team, and instead it becomes a head patting session to calm him down like a 7 year old. I like Ronaldo, but it made me suspect that this isn't about Portugal for him. To him, this is only about his own legacy. And in a team sport like football, or soccer if you will, that's...a strange approach to me.

@mw7851

Ай бұрын

100%

@Chilicoach

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Imagine LeBron or MJ crying in a timeout after missing a dagger when there's 15seconds left and the game is tied. Really strange.

@GlynnParry-bs6xg

Ай бұрын

100% you'd think a loved one had died, rather than he'd missed a penalty, but would have another two bites at the cherry. If the country is in or out on your kick I understand it, but it wasnt.

@tk78junior64

Ай бұрын

Bro argentina players make it about messi more than country... And Ronaldo is just emotional that is it, you're creating some agenda that doesn't exist

@tk78junior64

Ай бұрын

@@GlynnParry-bs6xg You're creating an agenda that doesn't exist and they almost got out if it wasn't for the save of costa so yeah it almost made portugal out

The US team would love to have someone with the drive to win of a CR7 tbh. Dude is just a borderline psycho in that aspect, like a Jordan. I respect the shit outta him for knowing he fucked up BIG, cry and then be the first shooter of his team in the penalty round. I would be shitting myself and entering a nerv crisis lol

3:09 What? No. It's completely the other way around Z. The "ideal" penalty is impossible to stop, physically impossible. I don't care how tall you are, how good your reflexes are. If the kicker puts it top right or left at max power, no one can jump from a stationary position to there at the required speed, also considering that the ball would be much faster than the keeper.

Ronaldo realizing playing in the Saudi league isn't professional football

LOVING the pink LEDs.

Emotions exist in humans

No, he's not crying for Portugal and its fans. He's crying for himself, as he realizes that he is not as good as before. He's missing chance after chance -- even a penalty.

Bros using other people's desk just to avoid his own 💀

Ronlander

Thank you for giving me my opinion Mr. Shannon

My problem with it was, that his reaction can be a problem for the mentality of the team. He is a leader, and a huge influance on ever, player on the field. Him crying can be deflating for his own team and a motivator for the opponent, since he doesn't seem to believe, they can win now.

It's not like he's the Morrison kid from Gonzaga that just sat down on the court and reverted to infancy.

I’m Portuguese. We’re fed up lol

Loving the Umbreon in the background. You should invest in one, or whatever Eeveelution you prefer.

it was like watching a god come to terms with its own mortality

@acatwithwiskers9273

Ай бұрын

Switch "death" with "terms".

@Lavassin

Ай бұрын

switch "god" to "rapist"

@Widlrr

Ай бұрын

Holy reach

@ha04Rry

Ай бұрын

@@acatwithwiskers9273 my bad

Captain and a "leader". He needs to be the mental support to his team. Not the other way around, so... no.

Also, to quote Eric Cartman: “Mmm, the tears of unfathomable sadness! So yummy!”

Loving the crispness of the audio Z

Speaking of the temporary setup you’ve got. That remind me… SORT OUT YOUR BACKGROUND!

Sooo.... Zea is purposefully leaving home to not having to set up his background.... am i seeing this correctly

Finally someone with some damn empathy man

The mic hurts my ears. 😢

what are you saying? the goalkeeper has no chance if the shooter hits perfectly. penalty is not favored for the goalie.

@vignotum132

Ай бұрын

He means that if the goalie perfectly predicts the shot, which is rare, then there’s nothing to do

@Burgerklauer

Ай бұрын

@@vignotum132 but that’s also not true at all.

@vignotum132

Ай бұрын

@@Burgerklauer it is though, isn’t it? Purely theoretically, if you’ve already chosen your spot to shoot before taking the shot the goalkeeper can just move there before you shoot.

@Burgerklauer

Ай бұрын

@@vignotum132 no it’s impossible for the goalie to reach the corners fast enough. Also it’s impossible to even reach it at all if shot correctly.

@vignotum132

Ай бұрын

@@Burgerklauer not if they go quickly enough no. The point is that the penalty was pretty good but it was a great save. It wasn’t perfect but it didn’t need to be if it weren’t for Oblak being him

That pink is really pushing his message!

I love watching Cristiano Ronaldo cry! My first ever experience of CR7 was him crying twice in 2004 when Greece beat Portugal twice (and he was at fault for giving us a penalty too). I do not like him, but he is an amazing football player (one of the best ever) and kudos on him for taking the first penalty in the shootout. -- Oh and the fact he cried, whether he was making it about himself or if it was just too emotional a moment for him, I do not know and I really do not care. Go ahead, let it all out which helps to move on, and he did by scoring in the shootout.

I couldn’t agree more. Not submitting to questioning is fishy, but there’s a big gap between that and assuming he’s guilty of something like rape

Honestly same I don’t know why people got mad when he cried, he’s representing his country on one of the biggest stages possible and missed a game winning penalty which could’ve costed his team the tournament if it hadn’t been for sesko I was glad he missed when he took the pen but then I got so sad when I saw him cry (I’m typing this while wearing a Messi jersey btw) like seeing anyone cry shouldn’t make you mad at the person it just makes you feel bad, it honestly just plays into the narrative that men shouldn’t cry and men can’t cry like grow up dude we’re humans as well we ain’t robots, the guy is representing his country honestly wouldn’t mind him crying even if he scored, crying cause of the massive chip on his shoulder that was taken off, like the world needs to grow tf up

For me it was more of an accumulation of factors, this is the same guy that kept whining to the ref and being completely incompetent in the area, and when the whole game plan is to cross the ball into the area it shows. For me it was more funny than anything for us to get an awful penalty call, Ronaldo to get the pen after space project free kicks, and then he misses after desperately wanting the goal, more funny than anything if you consider the fact he's just ridiculously unlikeable at this stage

You are in sweden ???? you can finally talk about Vitkor Gyokeres cold celebration

Zealand nice setup.

Zealand San Diego lookin ahh 🤣

Ronaldo is meant to be a leader of the group. When he's crying, he's signalling to the others that it's not their day. A leader should be driving his team on. If he gets praise for cheerleading from the sideline then there should be no complaints about criticising him for looking defeated before the end of the match

the pink looks really good

Ronaldo's role in the team should be the same tole Helton had during his last season at FC Porto

bruh I thought he fixed his background, nvm

There's nothing wrong with crying. I think, what people have a problem with is that with Ronaldo the game was not even over yet, and it all seemed like he was disappointed more in his incompetence and faliure than his country potentially not being able to qualify to the next round. Even if it were the later, I think, with the image Ronaldo has made of himself, it's unlikely people would see anything beyond his ego getting hurt

I think the thing about Ronaldo crying is that it seems to be about himself and always had been, that it was potentially his final tournament game and he'd messed up his chance of keeping himself in the Euros, rather than crying because he'd let his team mates or country down.

@evgenydenisov642

Ай бұрын

but does he have to want the exact same thing for the same reason as others? I mean, if it coincides or not - who cares if the goal is the same. also Ronaldo crying is like Suarez biting pretty much - what if this is the last time we see him cry

@jaredbowhay-pringle1460

Ай бұрын

@@evgenydenisov642 it's a team game, so it would be better to not be quite so egocentric. The goals are the same, but as a team they'd stand a better chance of achieving them if he put his ego to one side e.g. let someone who is actually good at free kicks take them

@Finn_Lawless

Ай бұрын

@@jaredbowhay-pringle1460 Sure, like he didn't try to claim Bruno Fernandes' goal in the last WC. He's a massive narcissist.

I do believe Cristiano's reaction was genuine. However he does things sometimes that question that notion. Remember in the last World Cup when there was that goal against Uruguay when Bruno crossed it and Cristiano jumped, but it went into the net? The goal was given to Bruno because it was deemed that Cristiano did not connect with the header. After the game, he was seen going to the referees and asking why it was not given to him. He was more concerned about not getting the goal rather than Portugal winning an important match against Uruguay. What sort of message does that send? Not to mention, when he was dropped by Fernando Santos, his legion of fanboys was outraged even though Portugal beat Switzerland 6-1. His sister went on to say that Santos "betrayed" Cristiano. Think about that. He was "betrayed" because he was dropped for a game. The team won the match 6-1 and all they could talk about was that.

So what he cried God bless Cristiano?

First off: it's ok for men to cry, and there is no age nor situation to do that... In fact, we should that more often... That being said, CR7 was always this example of mental fortitude and composure, not really showing much emotion publicly. But in the last couple years, he has been crying, getting angry, or even showing happiness, (a lot) more often than we are used to. I think that he knows his time inside the pitch is coming to an end, and that, alongside his aggressive competitiveness, may be taking a huge toll on him.

Zealand, hi. From New Zealand

@sit-insforsithis1568

Ай бұрын

New Zealand, hi from zeeland! 🇳🇱

@KristianC1994

Ай бұрын

Zealand, New Zealand, and Zeeland. Hi from Wolverhampton...

whats up with the rainbow

he he he haw

The thing ive noticed about ronaldo and his decline is he cant jump anymore. Alot of his aeriel service just cleared his head. I feel 4 years ago he would have got to most of those balls. The ball still explodes off his foot.

I just think the guy puts too much pressure on himself

Messi was in a final tbf

Anyone says it's a bad thing is an idiot. Now, tell me it's funny and I'm right there with you

I don't think it is cause of the penalty, but that he misse basically every shot having 20 of those with an Xg of about 2.85

7:00 lebron signed a 2 year contract just to spite you for saying that

as a portuguese, this is 100% correct

was not expecting 00:49 lmao

I was surprised to see him crying with more than 10 minutes more to score because that sort of thing is not new to him. There have been plenty of games, especially in 2018 at Madrid, where he played poorly but ended up scoring the winning goal. Perhaps, he is just frustrated with not scoring in the entire tournament but now he is given a penalty which he never misses, and what do you know, he misses.

Man wants to break the record and when he missed the penalty he realised that he'd never have the chance to do it again AND he might've condemned his team to be knocked out. The moment he saw his mom and the fans still chanting his name, the man broke down. I still think he should start because we don't have anyone else for that spot - Ramos is atrocious and Jota or Felix are not quite the target men. His movement, positioning and finishing are still excellent and bring a lot to the team. I genuinely think that Bruno being out of form is the main issue and keeping Bernardo on the line like he's waiting for a train is causing loads of problems to Portugal's inside play. The pattern of play is, possession towards the line, fulllback inverts, winger 1-2 with full back inside the last 3rd/goal line, pass back to the corner of the area and cross to the far post where Ronnie is alone in a sea of defenders... No one is breaking lines, there's no verticality. I blame that fraud Roberto.

Leave it to twitter to bring up something like that about Ronaldo

For me, the main thing was that there was still 15 minutes left. This is not my opinion, but it gave the impression to some that he was distraught because he couldn't be the hero, rather than he was bothered about his team.

Ronaldo just seems to think he is the main player in a video game and everything needs to be about him. He's fucking annoying now. Pepe is 41 and almost gave the entire game away near the end when his legs gave in but he didn't cry and make the whole game about him.

I think the overall context of that game is important. It feels like Ronaldo is there just because of his legacy. Game wise he's just a target man who faults the keeper during corner and sends the ball into stands from free kicks. And Portugal is no Poland where you have no option other than play Lewandowski. It's a team full of very talented versatile players so playing Ronaldo as a poacher for 120 min feels like bottlenecking the team just for the sake of his ego. No idea if it's true but that's how it comes off for us viewers. And then a missed penalty was just an icing on the cake. Like come on dude you had *one job*. One thing you would think Ronaldo can still reliably do even despite not being super useful in the open play. Yes it was not a bad pen and a very good save but you can see how it fits the overall picture.

@lkrnpk

Ай бұрын

Have you seen the games, it is not like all attacks etc go through him, not at all

@bonsai4658

Ай бұрын

@@lkrnpk I don't even know if we saw the same games. The last 4 games the team very much likes to play with him and tries to pass him the ball that end up being awfully constructed offense or balls that fly right past him. NO! Most attacks go through him period he's crucial to Portugal success as our chosen striker and the times that people shoot outside of his attempts are lucky balls or long shots coming from midfielders and wingers

@lkrnpk

Ай бұрын

@@bonsai4658 Well I don't know much about football, so maybe it is already a lot, the amount he is with the ball... but I saw him a lot of time seem frustrated that team mates did not pass the ball to him and chose another way to develop the attack

@bonsai4658

Ай бұрын

​@@lkrnpk He was frustrated that the teammates didn't pass him to where he wants him to pass, and well the whole offense of Portugal revolves around him. He hasn't scored a single goal for his country despite this btw. The whole reason we need develop this other way to develop is because sadly he's a detriment to my country winning period, he misses every chance he has gotten to prove his worth and that's about it.

Hi Z, Just want to say love from Sweden 💙💛🇸🇪

I think the sad fact is Roberto Martinez had no choice but to choose Ronaldo. Basically forcing someone with his resume to retire from the international game is not the situation any coach wants to be in. The issue, as always, is that Ronaldo can’t get past his own ego to see that he’s hurting his team and country by not retiring

He always was crying baby

Bro goes to someone’s house and doesn’t spend any time with them just records videos

To be fair, Messi wasn't 40 when he cried. Although i think it's fine anyway.

Zealand not using the good mic right beside him is def because it has the LGBT flag

Theres a big difference between crying after the game is over and crying on half time with 15 min left to play as the team captain, thats why ppl called him selfish, win or lost lots of players cry, no one cares about that, but they do care when you literally havent finished the game, 5:45 this is what your missing lmao

@michaelwasserbauer4177

Ай бұрын

It may have been because of the pressure, he knew he let them down at that moment - why is that selfish? Afterwards he took the 1st penalty in the shootout and scored, despite facing the same goalie, who seems like broke Ronaldo during Extra time

@k1llsk

Ай бұрын

The man is human, he cant hold it together, the fact that he let his team down is having a toll on his mental, he cant keep it together 100% of the time, no one can.

@ayo0702

Ай бұрын

​@@k1llsk true but as the captain and with all his experience that sends the wrong message to his teammates, he looked defeated

Zealand y don't u go watch a euros match since your over there

My problem with the crying part is that he's 39 and supposed to be the leader of the team, him crying there affects the rest of the team

@k1llsk

Ай бұрын

Let me put it to u like this. Footballers are human like everyone else, there are jus gonna be moments when u jus cant be composed all the time, if u've never felt that at least once then good for u, but it happens to everyone

@Touchpadse

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@@k1llsk absolutely and had he been newer to the game I would have no problem with it but when you've been the leader of a national team for as long as he has you need to show yourself stronger than you might be to keep the rest of the players strong. If they see you still fighting they'll fight harder. Had the game been over and he'd cried I'd have no problems at all with it

Smart take. Keep the ronaldo fans on your side