Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[borovichok]

Yes, until now Ronaldo is still considered very arrogant and emotional. But Ronaldo certainly did this for a reason. I don't know if the Al Nasr fans who were there were too angry with Ronaldo, then Ronaldo was insulted there. Or vice versa, it was the supporters from Al Hilal who insulted him and he was thrown an Al Hilal branded scarf. So Ronaldo's emotions overflowed and he carried out this action. So I won't comment much on this, but what is certain is that Ronaldo shouldn't have done this.

Ronaldo is the main player and everyone knows his style of play. Ronaldo's acts should be denounced, but because he is a senior player and has received high respect in Saudi Arabia, there are some actions that violate their regulations, but because Ronaldo broke the rules, certain occurrences are simply unnoticed. Remember, Ronaldo is one of the league's great names, and his presence alone has elevated the SPL and connected it to the rest of the European football world. Cristiano Ronaldo's expression is one of fury since one or two incidences could have triggered this act.

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Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

Ronaldo probably did all that because he was disappointed with his defeat to Al Hilal. The reason is that in that match Al Nasr lost to Al Hilal with a score of 2-0. Because from the news I read, the incident started when a supporter threw a scarf bearing the Al Hilal symbol at Ronaldo and Ronaldo vented his disappointment by tucking the scarf into his trousers.

Yes, until now Ronaldo is still considered very arrogant and emotional. But Ronaldo certainly did this for a reason. I don't know if the Al Nasr fans who were there were too angry with Ronaldo, then Ronaldo was insulted there. Or vice versa, it was the supporters from Al Hilal who insulted him and he was thrown an Al Hilal branded scarf. So Ronaldo's emotions overflowed and he carried out this action. So I won't comment much on this, but what is certain is that Ronaldo shouldn't have done this.

Once again, the fans in the Saudi league are no less fanatical than other fans in Europe and I think this is just a form of provocation from Al-Hilal fans who are happy to beat Al-Nassr. Moreover, even though Ronaldo and Messi have separated from Europe, there will still be fans who provoke Ronaldo by shouting Messi's name on the field and vice versa, when Messi is competing, of course Ronaldo's name will also be shouted back. We can see this in Miami's inter-season pre-season match against Al-Hilal some time ago.

It's just that Ronaldo's attitude was too excessive in responding to the actions of Al-Hilal fans who threw a scarf at him and Ronaldo unknowingly put the scarf in a part of his body where it shouldn't be. I think Ronaldo should be calmer in responding to the actions of fanatical fans like this and after all he has become a major star in the Saudi league and this could tarnish his name for other people outside the Saudi league who watch him.

[Toro iskandar]

If the conflict between Karim Benzema and his coach Gallardo does not resolve and there is no clarity or bright spot, it is very likely that Karim Benzema will soon move clubs from Al Ittihad to Al Nasr and follow his colleague Cristiano Ronaldo. If this news really happens then I think Al Nasr will become a very strong team in Saudi Arabia because many reliable players have joined the club.

Players without a good coach can't win the game but a good coach with average players can win the game, Mourinho is the one who proved that. I think that Saudi Arabia has to invest in coaches and trainers who will use resources wisely and not lose a team's potential. They are getting marketing by acquiring top players like Cristiano and Benzema but besides good marketing, they need good teamplay to not waste the positive result of their marketing.

Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

Yes, you are right and I agree with your opinion, that without a good coach, the players are not necessarily bad and conversely, if there is a good coach, it is not certain that the players under his care will be that good. and as good as after being trained by him. And here, seeing how strong the players are, even though they are only considered not good and only mediocre when playing on the field, they tend to show how good they are, not inferior to players who are already popular among the general public. .

It is also true, Saudi Arabia needs to find a coach who fits the team's criteria and a coach who is wise and firm, whose discipline also influences his team to be the best. Ronaldo's actions should not have been a good thing to do, even though he was disappointed with the defeat he suffered, but it was not worthy of being published. It could be said that his actions were despicable because of the lack of politeness ethics.

[Synchronice]

Its not the first time with Cristiano Ronaldo emotional can't acceptable with his teams got losses, when still playing with Manchester United he showed bad attitude has any fans ask him take picture but throw the fans mobile phone.

We can't blame Cristiano only because fans are very annoying and only care about themselves, they don't care how player feels during the moment. I understand why Cristiano smashed fan's phone after Man Utd lose but what he did after Al-Hilal vs Al-Nassr match was disgusting. It was terrible what fans did to him but it was really disgusting when he put scarf in pants and then throw away (but it was very funny though).

Apart from that, that doesn't mean it's bad, but from my observations so far, Ronaldo is a typical person who tends to be a perfectionist. So if he is in a position to fail or lose in a match, Ronaldo tends to be very disappointed in himself and Ronaldo will not accept the defeat. So, with these characteristics, Ronaldo has a very strong drive to always want to be number one in the world of football. So basically we are all used to the arrogant attitude that Ronaldo always shows. Even though his actions are sometimes unsightly, that is Ronaldo's characteristic.

Yes, Ronaldo is a perfectionist but he is getting old. I watched highlights of that match and he just can't handle football anymore at level that he wants, he is not a young guy, he is already 39 years old, time to retire.

To be honest, Saudi fans are very annoying, they scream Messi to make him very upset.

[snipie]

Yes, until now Ronaldo is still considered very arrogant and emotional. But Ronaldo certainly did this for a reason. I don't know if the Al Nasr fans who were there were too angry with Ronaldo, then Ronaldo was insulted there. Or vice versa, it was the supporters from Al Hilal who insulted him and he was thrown an Al Hilal branded scarf. So Ronaldo's emotions overflowed and he carried out this action. So I won't comment much on this, but what is certain is that Ronaldo shouldn't have done this.

Ronaldo is the main player and everyone knows his style of play. Ronaldo's acts should be denounced, but because he is a senior player and has received high respect in Saudi Arabia, there are some actions that violate their regulations, but because Ronaldo broke the rules, certain occurrences are simply unnoticed. Remember, Ronaldo is one of the league's great names, and his presence alone has elevated the SPL and connected it to the rest of the European football world. Cristiano Ronaldo's expression is one of fury since one or two incidences could have triggered this act.

Cristiano Ronaldo wants to win every game and to take the league title but he was annoyed by Al-Hilal this time which are very consistent. Plus, Al-Hilal have an awful provocative player called Al Bulaihi that acts like a clown and pissing everyone in the field. Cristiano Ronaldo controlled the situation during the match but later he lost control and did that. He knows that such action will hurt him more than being beneficial so he better control more himself in the future since he is under the surveillance of media.

[Jody.Drummer]

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I doubt if it happens without any cause.
What I know is that Ronaldo is a friendly and polite player always appreciates everything in front of him but if Ronaldo really does something like that, of course there is something that causes him to be angry when he loses from Al Hilal and he tries to treat it to the public.
According to my thoughts it is natural emotional but should not be done as if it is like harassing other clubs.

A little disappointed to see Ronaldo doing that but I was curious to know the cause that made him do something that was not suitable to do.

I agree with you, there is no way he could have done something without a trigger that made him do so, but wrong is still wrong no one can justify something that is wrong.
I don't know exactly what happened, but from Ronaldo's habits I can judge that there is a trigger that makes him do things like this. I see him very respectful of others if others can respect him too, or in other words respect each other. But when something makes him angry, he will respond too, and actually I'm not surprised when he responds with something "excessive" because he has that kind of character.
Perhaps we remember when Atletico Madrid supporters mocked him, he immediately responded with a celebration when he scored a goal. Likewise, he responded to the celebration made by the Atletico Madrid coach when he scored with the same celebration.

[Volgastallion]

No matter the as, Cristiano need to stay more quiet when he lose more now when he is a older player and needs to show some discipline to the youngs, when you were young this kind of things can happen and you can make excuses, butright now you need to calm down as a growing man.

[QueenVera]

One of the things that has made Al Hilal able to appear with a positive trend so far, is not just because of their strikers. however, teamwork is strengthened by players who are ideal in their respective positions. Al Hilal has a very competitive composition of players in their respective positions, each line is strengthened by competent players. both from the defense line, midfield and front line players. these players have a strong bond, plus a coach who is suitable to handle Al Hilal. in the end, this team became very solid as far as they played match after match. even though Al Nassr actually has a much more competitive player depth, based on team performance, Al Hilal is much more solid.

On the other hand, Al Nassr does not mean they are below the level of Al Hilal. however, it seems that this season is currently on Al Hilal's side. in fact, Al Nassr has very competitive players, but the performance of Luis Casto's team has experienced ups and downs. in the end, Al Nassr was 7 points behind in the Saudi Pro League. while in the Riyadh Cup, Al Nassr lost with a score of 2-0. even then, the goals were scored by midfielder and winger Al Hilal. Meanwhile, Mitrovic did not contribute a goal in this match. On the other hand, Ronaldo also underperformed. If Al Hilal fails to win the League again this season, it is very likely that Luis Castro will only manage Al Nassr for only one season.

The SPL is a growing league with teams doing very well at what they do. We can mention a few of the teams as not just Al-Nassr being the only ones doing well. The various team performances are beneficial to the leagues growth and expansion, adding to the promptness to be a part of the UEFA race. It's a good push to the best that a team can portray.

 Al-Nassr are still standing really out in the league and then the likes of Al-Hilal and the other teams. The combination of local and foreign players in the league promoted unity and bond with nations too, even increases fans favouritism. It's just beautiful to watch how football in the Asian side has become so beautiful, shifting down the attention of other nations to see the wonders that the SPL are doing. The league is still running and race for the trophy is on too. The final table standing is awaited.

[temple]

One of the things that has made Al Hilal able to appear with a positive trend so far, is not just because of their strikers. however, teamwork is strengthened by players who are ideal in their respective positions. Al Hilal has a very competitive composition of players in their respective positions, each line is strengthened by competent players. both from the defense line, midfield and front line players. these players have a strong bond, plus a coach who is suitable to handle Al Hilal. in the end, this team became very solid as far as they played match after match. even though Al Nassr actually has a much more competitive player depth, based on team performance, Al Hilal is much more solid.

On the other hand, Al Nassr does not mean they are below the level of Al Hilal. however, it seems that this season is currently on Al Hilal's side. in fact, Al Nassr has very competitive players, but the performance of Luis Casto's team has experienced ups and downs. in the end, Al Nassr was 7 points behind in the Saudi Pro League. while in the Riyadh Cup, Al Nassr lost with a score of 2-0. even then, the goals were scored by midfielder and winger Al Hilal. Meanwhile, Mitrovic did not contribute a goal in this match. On the other hand, Ronaldo also underperformed. If Al Hilal fails to win the League again this season, it is very likely that Luis Castro will only manage Al Nassr for only one season.

The SPL is a growing league with teams doing very well at what they do. We can mention a few of the teams as not just Al-Nassr being the only ones doing well. The various team performances are beneficial to the leagues growth and expansion, adding to the promptness to be a part of the UEFA race. It's a good push to the best that a team can portray.

 Al-Nassr are still standing really out in the league and then the likes of Al-Hilal and the other teams. The combination of local and foreign players in the league promoted unity and bond with nations too, even increases fans favouritism. It's just beautiful to watch how football in the Asian side has become so beautiful, shifting down the attention of other nations to see the wonders that the SPL are doing. The league is still running and race for the trophy is on too. The final table standing is awaited.

It is not so interesting to see hiow the Saudi Professional League is doing this season. I think what's more interesting is what happens when Ronaldo's contract expires and whether the Saudis will keep investing like they did in recent years. The level is almost unsustainable although they have unlimited sources of funds I guess. But since they established these new base levels, I wonder whether the Saudis really think that their strategy will pay off long-term. The Ronaldo deal had an effect, but it didn't really trigger a lot of talents to go to the SPL at a younger age. It will mostly be the hyper expensive players who are about to finish their career and are now looking for a final massive paycheck. But this can't be a long-term strategy to build a competitive league.

[Docnaster]

One of the things that has made Al Hilal able to appear with a positive trend so far, is not just because of their strikers. however, teamwork is strengthened by players who are ideal in their respective positions. Al Hilal has a very competitive composition of players in their respective positions, each line is strengthened by competent players. both from the defense line, midfield and front line players. these players have a strong bond, plus a coach who is suitable to handle Al Hilal. in the end, this team became very solid as far as they played match after match. even though Al Nassr actually has a much more competitive player depth, based on team performance, Al Hilal is much more solid.

On the other hand, Al Nassr does not mean they are below the level of Al Hilal. however, it seems that this season is currently on Al Hilal's side. in fact, Al Nassr has very competitive players, but the performance of Luis Casto's team has experienced ups and downs. in the end, Al Nassr was 7 points behind in the Saudi Pro League. while in the Riyadh Cup, Al Nassr lost with a score of 2-0. even then, the goals were scored by midfielder and winger Al Hilal. Meanwhile, Mitrovic did not contribute a goal in this match. On the other hand, Ronaldo also underperformed. If Al Hilal fails to win the League again this season, it is very likely that Luis Castro will only manage Al Nassr for only one season.

The SPL is a growing league with teams doing very well at what they do. We can mention a few of the teams as not just Al-Nassr being the only ones doing well. The various team performances are beneficial to the leagues growth and expansion, adding to the promptness to be a part of the UEFA race. It's a good push to the best that a team can portray.

 Al-Nassr are still standing really out in the league and then the likes of Al-Hilal and the other teams. The combination of local and foreign players in the league promoted unity and bond with nations too, even increases fans favouritism. It's just beautiful to watch how football in the Asian side has become so beautiful, shifting down the attention of other nations to see the wonders that the SPL are doing. The league is still running and race for the trophy is on too. The final table standing is awaited.

Al Hilal doesn't possess star players like their biggest rivals of the league Al Nassr but their ability to always beat the later whenever they meet j think is because of their better team work against Al Nassr.
Al Hilal biggest signing was when they signed Brazilian superstar Neymar Jr last summer but injury have limited the former Paris Saint Germaine forward player from helping his team this season but that has not deterred them from winning games and I don't think there's anything that's gonna stop Al Hilal from winning the Saudi Pro League title this season. That's the effect of teamwork if you ask me

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Cristiano Ronaldo has high ego and he is hardly to accept losses and criticism from other people include fans of the club or opponent's fans. It is not first time he over-reacted on field with himself or against fans.

Al Hilal is a biggest competitor of Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia this season and to win titles, Al Nassr must beat Al Hilal. So far they failed two times against Al Hilal and with a player like Cristiano, he can not accept this fact. Consequently, he easily has negative reactions against people who tend to criticize him personally. This defeat in Riyadh Season Cup is a strong warning to Al Nassr for their chance to beat Al Hilal in a second match in Saudi Professional League which in theory is like a last big chance to reduce their point difference and hope to catch Al Hilal in the league.

Yes, sometimes He can't control his emotional level because fans often taunt him which triggers his behavior to become selfish. But I think ronaldo should get rid of his ego because it can tarnish his good reputation. So, for the competition in the Saudi Arabian League this season, Al Hilal has a greater chance of becoming champion. Even though Al Nassr managed to win in the second meeting in the second half of this season, That doesn't give them the opportunity to overtake Al Hilal as the top team.

Al nassr lost a lot of points at the start of the season which made it a little difficult for them to become champions this season. Mitrovic and Ronaldo are both two player who have performed very well this season and I believe they will continue to compete to be the top scorers this season. Al nassr is already 7 points behind Al hilal who leads the standing so if Al nassr succeeds in beating Al hilal it will open up an opportunity for Al Nassr to pressure Al hilal until the end of this season.

[bbigtart]

If the conflict between Karim Benzema and his coach Gallardo does not resolve and there is no clarity or bright spot, it is very likely that Karim Benzema will soon move clubs from Al Ittihad to Al Nasr and follow his colleague Cristiano Ronaldo. If this news really happens then I think Al Nasr will become a very strong team in Saudi Arabia because many reliable players have joined the club.

Players without a good coach can't win the game but a good coach with average players can win the game, Mourinho is the one who proved that. I think that Saudi Arabia has to invest in coaches and trainers who will use resources wisely and not lose a team's potential. They are getting marketing by acquiring top players like Cristiano and Benzema but besides good marketing, they need good teamplay to not waste the positive result of their marketing.

Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

I was not expecting to see anything other than this from Ronaldo after lost the game to Al Hilal. Ronaldo is working hard regardless of his age and he is the situation in which he wants to reach Al Hilal in the Saudi League and get the Saudi League title but once again in the game between Al Nassr and Al Hilal they lost the game and this time with a 2-0 result and Ronaldo and his teammates couldn't score even one goal to Al Hilal.

I doubt if it happens without any cause.
What I know is that Ronaldo is a friendly and polite player always appreciates everything in front of him but if Ronaldo really does something like that, of course there is something that causes him to be angry when he loses from Al Hilal and he tries to treat it to the public.
According to my thoughts it is natural emotional but should not be done as if it is like harassing other clubs.

A little disappointed to see Ronaldo doing that but I was curious to know the cause that made him do something that was not suitable to do.

Of course there must be a reason why Ronaldo couldn't control himself and did this, especially as you said. Ronaldo is known as a friendly and polite player towards opposing fans. But despite all that, what he did should not have been done. However, Al Hilal fans' disrespect for C.Ronaldo was also too much in that match.

I hope the Saudi public understands why he is there. If you keep going like this, he will probably leave. If he left, it would certainly be a shame because Cristiano Ronaldo has made the SPL league very interesting, many football fans have even started watching the SPL league and Ronaldo's presence in the SPL has also made many other European players interested in moving to the SPL.

[tusandii]

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I doubt if it happens without any cause.
What I know is that Ronaldo is a friendly and polite player always appreciates everything in front of him but if Ronaldo really does something like that, of course there is something that causes him to be angry when he loses from Al Hilal and he tries to treat it to the public.
According to my thoughts it is natural emotional but should not be done as if it is like harassing other clubs.

A little disappointed to see Ronaldo doing that but I was curious to know the cause that made him do something that was not suitable to do.

I agree with you, there is no way he could have done something without a trigger that made him do so, but wrong is still wrong no one can justify something that is wrong.
I don't know exactly what happened, but from Ronaldo's habits I can judge that there is a trigger that makes him do things like this. I see him very respectful of others if others can respect him too, or in other words respect each other. But when something makes him angry, he will respond too, and actually I'm not surprised when he responds with something "excessive" because he has that kind of character.
Perhaps we remember when Atletico Madrid supporters mocked him, he immediately responded with a celebration when he scored a goal. Likewise, he responded to the celebration made by the Atletico Madrid coach when he scored with the same celebration.

After I searched various sources I couldn't find a real reason why Ronaldo became very angry because some media were exaggerating the news, but from several sources I read someone said that initially Ronaldo was called Messi, after that other news sources said that Ronaldo was called Messi, Al Hilal fans threw scarves at him so he felt like he was being harassed.
These two causes make a little sense but still for me Ronaldo doesn't need to do it because it's too risky or if not he could be deported from the Saudi pro league for harassing other clubs.
Maybe I don't really like Ronaldo, but I justify Ronaldo's behavior because he only seemed to defend himself when he was being harassed by Al Hilal fans, so if he was threatened with deportation, it wouldn't be possible because there were reasons that pushed him to do something like that. .

I hope this is the last time Ronaldo behaves like that because it will really harm his career if he doesn't respect other clubs.

[klidex]

Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

Ronaldo probably did all that because he was disappointed with his defeat to Al Hilal. The reason is that in that match Al Nasr lost to Al Hilal with a score of 2-0. Because from the news I read, the incident started when a supporter threw a scarf bearing the Al Hilal symbol at Ronaldo and Ronaldo vented his disappointment by tucking the scarf into his trousers.

Yes, until now Ronaldo is still considered very arrogant and emotional. But Ronaldo certainly did this for a reason. I don't know if the Al Nasr fans who were there were too angry with Ronaldo, then Ronaldo was insulted there. Or vice versa, it was the supporters from Al Hilal who insulted him and he was thrown an Al Hilal branded scarf. So Ronaldo's emotions overflowed and he carried out this action. So I won't comment much on this, but what is certain is that Ronaldo shouldn't have done this.

Every player or coach will definitely feel disappointed and angry if their club experiences defeat and what Al Nassr experienced was that they had to experience defeat against Al Hilal for the second time this season. But what I wonder is why Ronaldo was so emotional when he saw his club lose because of this match it's just a Frendly match so this match isn't that important to regret, unless this match is a major match in the Saudi pro league or in the AFC champions league then it's natural for him to be emotional like that.

Whatever the reason, this is not something that is considered normal because it is an indecent act, especially since he plays in the Arab league, so an act like that will be controversial and Cristiano Ronaldo will be criticized by Saudi Arabians. I am a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo but seeing his attitude is Like this, it is not something that can be justified, his arrogant and emotional nature will cause harm to his career in football.

[X-ray]

Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

Ronaldo probably did all that because he was disappointed with his defeat to Al Hilal. The reason is that in that match Al Nasr lost to Al Hilal with a score of 2-0. Because from the news I read, the incident started when a supporter threw a scarf bearing the Al Hilal symbol at Ronaldo and Ronaldo vented his disappointment by tucking the scarf into his trousers.

Yes, until now Ronaldo is still considered very arrogant and emotional. But Ronaldo certainly did this for a reason. I don't know if the Al Nasr fans who were there were too angry with Ronaldo, then Ronaldo was insulted there. Or vice versa, it was the supporters from Al Hilal who insulted him and he was thrown an Al Hilal branded scarf. So Ronaldo's emotions overflowed and he carried out this action. So I won't comment much on this, but what is certain is that Ronaldo shouldn't have done this.

Every player or coach will definitely feel disappointed and angry if their club experiences defeat and what Al Nassr experienced was that they had to experience defeat against Al Hilal for the second time this season. But what I wonder is why Ronaldo was so emotional when he saw his club lose because of this match it's just a Frendly match so this match isn't that important to regret, unless this match is a major match in the Saudi pro league or in the AFC champions league then it's natural for him to be emotional like that.

Whatever the reason, this is not something that is considered normal because it is an indecent act, especially since he plays in the Arab league, so an act like that will be controversial and Cristiano Ronaldo will be criticized by Saudi Arabians. I am a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo but seeing his attitude is Like this, it is not something that can be justified, his arrogant and emotional nature will cause harm to his career in football.

Ronaldo may be losing his emotion during such a moment. i meant that if ronaldo was feeling very disappointed with it and i do agree with you. I think that this is still an inappropriate act from him to throw a gift received from the fans. I do agree with all of you said above. Ronaldo can at least give it to the his asisstant and this will be much more respectful.
There has been a perception in the media that his actions are arrogant, which has caused his fans to show disrespect towards him. Ronaldo's clarification would greatly assist in preventing any negative perceptions that the fans may develop about him, and I sincerely hope he takes the initiative to do so. Ronaldo is always having so many eyes watching him.

I don't even like his attitutde. I do like him morality but his attitude was a big no. It has been known since a few years ago about how arrogant ronaldo was. We can learn a lot from his morality but it's not for his arrogant.
Ronaldo can try to respect with any gift from his fans. He can give it to the his child or someone else rather than thrown it away like it was nothing valuable for him.

This will put fans to have negative opinions about his attitude. Show more respect ronaldo. You're big caused by your fans too. This must be criticized caused by ronaldo is also a public figure too.

[MusaMohamed]

Ronaldo may be losing his emotion during such a moment. i meant that if ronaldo was feeling very disappointed with it and i do agree with you. I think that this is still an inappropriate act from him to throw a gift received from the fans. I do agree with all of you said above. Ronaldo can at least give it to the his asisstant and this will be much more respectful.

He is human and is free to react emotionally. He has high ego and sometimes he fails to control his reactions or he even does not see he should control his reactions. Only he knows about that and it's not good to have such reactions against other people so Cristiano Ronaldo must improve himself. However, nobody can be a perfect person and we must take this point into account if we want to over criticize him.

I don't even like his attitutde. I do like him morality but his attitude was a big no. It has been known since a few years ago about how arrogant ronaldo was. We can learn a lot from his morality but it's not for his arrogant.
Ronaldo can try to respect with any gift from his fans. He can give it to the his child or someone else rather than thrown it away like it was nothing valuable for him.

This will put fans to have negative opinions about his attitude. Show more respect ronaldo. You're big caused by your fans too. This must be criticized caused by ronaldo is also a public figure too.

I dislike his reaction too but I don't see too bad after all his bad reactions in other clubs as well. Like I shared my thinking above, bad mistakes don't make a person to be very bad. We must take into account all of his contributions, what he has done so far in his life with and without football. Mistakes, bad reactions are all recorded but if we can forgive, let's do it and move on.

[Toro iskandar]

Whatever the reason, this is not something that is considered normal because it is an indecent act, especially since he plays in the Arab league, so an act like that will be controversial and Cristiano Ronaldo will be criticized by Saudi Arabians. I am a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo but seeing his attitude is Like this, it is not something that can be justified, his arrogant and emotional nature will cause harm to his career in football.

Agree with you, the actions that Cristiano Ronaldo took on purpose even though he was emotional and angry were outrageous and besides that this incident could be detrimental to Cristiano Ronaldo's performance in the future, is it appropriate for a world famous player to do this? commit such a despicable act? profanity in public places. Especially in Saudi Arabia, which is known as a Muslim-majority country, of course there has been a lot of ridicule and controversy there, to the point of immediately urging Cristiano Ronaldo to immediately leave Saudi Arabia.
This incident became a very angry criticism for Al Hilal fans because the scarf with the club logo was used like that and as a result Cristiano Ronaldo received incitement from Al Hilal fans, Cristiano Ronaldo's rating even became the lowest in the Flash score. statistics.

[Arenga pinnata]

Ronaldo may be losing his emotion during such a moment. i meant that if ronaldo was feeling very disappointed with it and i do agree with you. I think that this is still an inappropriate act from him to throw a gift received from the fans. I do agree with all of you said above. Ronaldo can at least give it to the his asisstant and this will be much more respectful.

He is human and is free to react emotionally. He has high ego and sometimes he fails to control his reactions or he even does not see he should control his reactions. Only he knows about that and it's not good to have such reactions against other people so Cristiano Ronaldo must improve himself. However, nobody can be a perfect person and we must take this point into account if we want to over criticize him.

We don't know the real reason why Cristiano Ronaldo did this. Because even though he is quite an emotional player. But I think he must also have a strong reason for his actions. And I also hope he can be more restrained. But things about Cristiano Ronaldo are no longer strange. Because something like this is not the first time. But usually the real reason will be revealed after the news gets too excited. It's just that I also watched the match and maybe Cristiano Ronaldo got emotional because of the chants shouted by Al-Nassr supporters which, if I'm not mistaken, were related to Messi or something like that. I didn't hear it clearly when the match was going on. But I think Cristiano Ronaldo lost his cool because of that. I am not defending Cristiano Ronaldo, but because he is also human, it is natural for him to get angry when someone provokes the emotions of Cristiano Ronaldo himself. If we look back at the match and listen to the sounds in the stadium then we will understand.

[Blitzboy]

If the conflict between Karim Benzema and his coach Gallardo does not resolve and there is no clarity or bright spot, it is very likely that Karim Benzema will soon move clubs from Al Ittihad to Al Nasr and follow his colleague Cristiano Ronaldo. If this news really happens then I think Al Nasr will become a very strong team in Saudi Arabia because many reliable players have joined the club.

Players without a good coach can't win the game but a good coach with average players can win the game, Mourinho is the one who proved that. I think that Saudi Arabia has to invest in coaches and trainers who will use resources wisely and not lose a team's potential. They are getting marketing by acquiring top players like Cristiano and Benzema but besides good marketing, they need good teamplay to not waste the positive result of their marketing.

Btw I didn't see this mentioned in this thread but guys, what do you think about Cristiano Ronaldo's actions after the loss? He put a fan's scarf in his pants and threw it away. As far as I know, Saudi people are traditional and conservative. I wonder how they will react to this accident.

I think you're right about coaching. Mourinho's strategic thinking can affect the game even with ordinary players. Even with Ronaldo and Benzema, Al Nassr lacks that element. Since football is a team sport, you cant win by yourself. The Ronaldo scarf incident? If true, thats outrageous, especially given the culture. Respecting the game, fans, and country's traditions is important.

Ronaldo's actions have me interested about the ramifications. In Saudi Arabia, a traditional country, someone of his prominence should be more careful. He should address it and clarify the air because actions like these can overshadow his on-field contributions. Footballers, especially Ronaldo, must set an example with their talents and behaviour off the pitch.

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I think you're right about coaching. Mourinho's strategic thinking can affect the game even with ordinary players. Even with Ronaldo and Benzema, Al Nassr lacks that element. Since football is a team sport, you cant win by yourself. The Ronaldo scarf incident? If true, thats outrageous, especially given the culture. Respecting the game, fans, and country's traditions is important.

Ronaldo's actions have me interested about the ramifications. In Saudi Arabia, a traditional country, someone of his prominence should be more careful. He should address it and clarify the air because actions like these can overshadow his on-field contributions. Footballers, especially Ronaldo, must set an example with their talents and behaviour off the pitch.

Benzema doesn't play for Al-Nassr and it is quite funny that you say this because if you follow the Saudi Professional League in the slightest, you should have known by now that Benzema is an Al Ittihad player...

Ronaldo has had several incidents now where he disrespected fans from other teams, players and the culture in general. So many people here keep repeating what a great personality he is, but they like to confuse his ability to play football with his character. His character has always been questionable and his arrogance knows no limits. Yet you can see that his actions are tolerated because he has global power due to his social followings. Even the Saudis keep quiet when he is breaking rules or misbehaving.