Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Zlantann]

EASY MONEY

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Be real for once.

[Juicyhome]

There are many lower leagues over there and reaching 1k goals wasn't that easy for all players everywhere, including Messi.
If there is something people will remember Cristiano Ronaldo with, is his impact on teams he played for, and these 1k goals once reached. This should happen this year. Saudis will remember him too for making their league famous.

C. Ronaldo impact is unmatched with any footballer, people will also remember Ronaldo whether he reach the 1k goals or not, he's the face of football, that's why he is most famous footballer ever, he's lifestyle and determination will be remembered, his contributions to his nation team be be remembered,  he's impact in Saudi pro league will be remembered,  there are so many things he has done in football that will make people to honor him for life aside the 1k goals.

C.Ronaldo and all the fans what him to reach the 1k goals to set new world record, he's still very strong and fit to compete in any league in the world,  if he doesn't met up his 1k goals this year he will sign another contract with Al-nassr ot any other club and achieve it.

[Dreadboost]

EASY MONEY

Could you please show us your betting history so that we can see if you are making progress? Posting a single slip that you were lucky to win and calling it "easy money" is not right. A newbie might assume that gambling gives easy money, and this could lead them to gamble with more than they can afford to lose. Most experienced gamblers know that betting doesn't bring easy money because you can still lose even after doing a comprehensive analysis.

Be real for once.

It is actually a waste of time communicating with this user. See his tags. They don't say good things about him. This is not the first time. Other members have asked him to show history, proof of him as he claims to be a high roller, but there was never any time he was able to prove it.

The image he shared is unsurprisingly an image from another Stake user. He is known for impersonating high rollers.

[HyperCodexV]

There are many lower leagues over there and reaching 1k goals wasn't that easy for all players everywhere, including Messi.
If there is something people will remember Cristiano Ronaldo with, is his impact on teams he played for, and these 1k goals once reached. This should happen this year. Saudis will remember him too for making their league famous.

C. Ronaldo impact is unmatched with any footballer, people will also remember Ronaldo whether he reach the 1k goals or not, he's the face of football, that's why he is most famous footballer ever, he's lifestyle and determination will be remembered, his contributions to his nation team be be remembered,  he's impact in Saudi pro league will be remembered,  there are so many things he has done in football that will make people to honor him for life aside the 1k goals.

C.Ronaldo and all the fans what him to reach the 1k goals to set new world record, he's still very strong and fit to compete in any league in the world,  if he doesn't met up his 1k goals this year he will sign another contract with Al-nassr ot any other club and achieve it.

I can guarantee that CR7 will not even think of retirement until those 1000 career goals come to light, he is that dedicated to achieving it. If Al-Nassr eventually refuse to sign another contract with him after his current one expires, he will surely find any club even in china to sign with. But he is still scoring goals for Al-Nassr and beyond the goals his name alone is a plus to the League itself so they are stuck with him until he decides to hang his boots.

[KTChampions]

I can guarantee that CR7 will not even think of retirement until those 1000 career goals come to light, he is that dedicated to achieving it. If Al-Nassr eventually refuse to sign another contract with him after his current one expires, he will surely find any club even in china to sign with. But he is still scoring goals for Al-Nassr and beyond the goals his name alone is a plus to the League itself so they are stuck with him until he decides to hang his boots.

In Ronaldo’s position, it would be very strange to end his career when the goal is so close. And by the way, besides continuing his career at Al Nassr, there is a more interesting option. Ronaldo has purchased a 25% stake in the club Almería, theoretically, if he ever needs some goals, he could always play there - essentially for a club he partly owns. I imagine the other shareholders would be more than happy with that, as even if Ronaldo were to simply step onto the pitch in the club’s kit for just 10 minutes, it would multiply their media presence tenfold.

[Pi-network314159]

A die-hard critic of CR7 would be impressed by his incredible stats and consider him one of the greatest legends in the world. If you analyze CR7's football career, you will see that he played for a long time in Manchester United and Real Madrid and played for 3 years for Juventus. He performed his professional duties with great fame and skill in each club. He has been playing for Al-Nassr for the past 3 years and is performing brilliantly even at the age of 41.

I don't really want to compare anyone with this talented player. After he completes 1k goals in his career, we will see how many years it takes him to break this record. This achievement was not easy for him. The story of becoming CR7 after overcoming many obstacles and criticism is quite exciting.

His critics will never admit what you have said, they have shown they will not do it. There is no need of you thinking you will see his die hard critics giving him the accolades he deserves instead they will rather twist it to be something else, I have seen it several times. I criticise Ronaldo when I feel he didn't something bad and give him all the praise he deserves if he delivers. I like him a lot. I have learnt never to give up from him, keep on pushing even when you have achieved, there's more to achieve. The way Ronaldo celebrate a goal, it's as if it's his first goal ever for a player who is approaching one thousand goals

[LUCKMCFLY]

now they are certainly accompanying cr7 at an easier level, in Saudi Arabia football is much simpler and the level is much lower than in Europe, where he would certainly never reach the number of goals he is scoring, but Messi is also playing in a very simple championship, it was a choice to break the record of 1000 goals.

Yes, but I haven't given up hope of seeing CR7 in a Champions League match. He said at one point that he'll retire with the first team he started with, Sporting Lisbon. If Sporting qualifies for the Champions League, then we'll have a hungry CR7 again, with the chance that he might even give us a few minutes in Europe's biggest competition.

CR7's level in Saudi Arabia is the same as it is in Portugal, or rather, what it was in Portugal. It's just that he's with a bunch of kids whose egos are bigger than even the Real Madrid players', and who don't recognize their one and only true star. It's difficult to fight against the envy of others because they simply don't give you any opportunities. Bruno's case is the most noticeable; a good player who doesn't give CR7 the right passes.

[Ahli38]

There are many lower leagues over there and reaching 1k goals wasn't that easy for all players everywhere, including Messi.
If there is something people will remember Cristiano Ronaldo with, is his impact on teams he played for, and these 1k goals once reached. This should happen this year. Saudis will remember him too for making their league famous.

C. Ronaldo impact is unmatched with any footballer, people will also remember Ronaldo whether he reach the 1k goals or not, he's the face of football, that's why he is most famous footballer ever, he's lifestyle and determination will be remembered, his contributions to his nation team be be remembered,  he's impact in Saudi pro league will be remembered,  there are so many things he has done in football that will make people to honor him for life aside the 1k goals.

C.Ronaldo and all the fans what him to reach the 1k goals to set new world record, he's still very strong and fit to compete in any league in the world,  if he doesn't met up his 1k goals this year he will sign another contract with Al-nassr ot any other club and achieve it.

I can guarantee that CR7 will not even think of retirement until those 1000 career goals come to light, he is that dedicated to achieving it. If Al-Nassr eventually refuse to sign another contract with him after his current one expires, he will surely find any club even in china to sign with. But he is still scoring goals for Al-Nassr and beyond the goals his name alone is a plus to the League itself so they are stuck with him until he decides to hang his boots.

It’s impossible that someone with such strong ambition as Cristiano Ronaldo would end his career just before reaching the milestone of 1000 goals which is now so close. He is a soccer player who is fully dedicated to his career given everything he has accomplished so far. And it’s no wonder that so many soccer fans admire Ronaldo for these qualities. On the other hand I think he’s a robot programmed to keep fighting until the very end. Cristiano Ronaldo’s dedication is truly commendable given his commitment to every team he’s ever played for especially when that commitment is directed toward such a proud achievement. So I personally believe he won’t give up so easily before reaching this monumental milestone. And I’m confident he’ll reach 1000 goals in his professional career before this season ends. Ronaldo needs just 19 more goals, where it should be easy for him to score especially if he doesn’t face any fitness issues. I’m sure there are still plenty of teams from other lower leagues that need CR7’s contributions. And we can see that Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly has ever turned down offers from several football teams across different continents (Source).

[puloweh555]

His critics will never admit what you have said, they have shown they will not do it. There is no need of you thinking you will see his die hard critics giving him the accolades he deserves instead they will rather twist it to be something else, I have seen it several times. I criticise Ronaldo when I feel he didn't something bad and give him all the praise he deserves if he delivers. I like him a lot. I have learnt never to give up from him, keep on pushing even when you have achieved, there's more to achieve. The way Ronaldo celebrate a goal, it's as if it's his first goal ever for a player who is approaching one thousand goals

Critics are always like that everywhere and they won't accept the fact that Ronaldo is indeed the best so far and that we will really have a 1000-goal man. With his extra goal against Neftchi in the UCL, Ronaldo now only needs 19 more goals to become the first man to score 1000 goals of all time. If that happens, he’s not lying when he says he’s the best of all time; the numbers speak for themselves.

With the rest of this season still being very long, it's not impossible for Ronaldo to score 19 more goals to finish his career perfectly. But no matter what, Al Nassr still needs to stay focused because right now Al Nassr is only 3 points behind Al Qasyiah, who are in first place. In the next match Al Nassr will face Neom, and statistically, Al Nassr is far stronger than Neom.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Ronaldo's incisiveness is well known, but now he is no longer able to compete in a very high level championship, and everyone knows this, but i think it should be recognized that he is still among the best in the world and that he is really strong and that he can always make a difference, he is still the best of everyone despite his age.

Look, there's something the world doesn't see, and CR7 is proving it: football isn't about age, football is about desire, it's passion. Medically speaking, only a good doctor will tell you that the only disease that can affect human beings is "aging." That's the disease, but it's currently being reversed. Yes, there are treatments based on many foods that cause the reversal of aging, and CR7 is a clear example of consistency, discipline, and proof that age is just a number.

He still scores goals. Where have you ever seen a 41-year-old score on rebounds? When he has to run with 16-19 year old defenders, and he still does it... If there's one thing CR7 has demonstrated, it's that nothing is too much for him. That's why he doesn't pay attention to his detractors and keeps going. He's a legend, bro.

[Arenga pinnata]

Ronaldo's incisiveness is well known, but now he is no longer able to compete in a very high level championship, and everyone knows this, but i think it should be recognized that he is still among the best in the world and that he is really strong and that he can always make a difference, he is still the best of everyone despite his age.

Look, there's something the world doesn't see, and CR7 is proving it: football isn't about age, football is about desire, it's passion. Medically speaking, only a good doctor will tell you that the only disease that can affect human beings is "aging." That's the disease, but it's currently being reversed. Yes, there are treatments based on many foods that cause the reversal of aging, and CR7 is a clear example of consistency, discipline, and proof that age is just a number.

He still scores goals. Where have you ever seen a 41-year-old score on rebounds? When he has to run with 16-19 year old defenders, and he still does it... If there's one thing CR7 has demonstrated, it's that nothing is too much for him. That's why he doesn't pay attention to his detractors and keeps going. He's a legend, bro.

Actually, there are many positive things we can see and learn from Cristiano Ronaldo. Like his healthy lifestyle and discipline, which have proven that a healthy lifestyle can help the body stay youthful. And what I admire most about Cristiano Ronaldo is that he doesn’t drink soda or alcohol. For people today, that’s the toughest challenge. He’s even raised Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. to be just as disciplined, and look that young prodigy is just as extraordinary as his father.

And well, it’s not easy to still be playing soccer at 41 and even actively scoring goals. I also like how he doesn’t let criticism get to him. after all, we’ve seen him face criticism ever since his career began to take off. Now I just hope he enjoys his final season to the fullest, because it looks like this will be his last season before he retires.

[bisasam]

Critics are always like that everywhere and they won't accept the fact that Ronaldo is indeed the best so far and that we will really have a 1000-goal man. With his extra goal against Neftchi in the UCL, Ronaldo now only needs 19 more goals to become the first man to score 1000 goals of all time. If that happens, he’s not lying when he says he’s the best of all time; the numbers speak for themselves.

With the rest of this season still being very long, it's not impossible for Ronaldo to score 19 more goals to finish his career perfectly. But no matter what, Al Nassr still needs to stay focused because right now Al Nassr is only 3 points behind Al Qasyiah, who are in first place. In the next match Al Nassr will face Neom, and statistically, Al Nassr is far stronger than Neom.

criticizing a sportsman is okay, it's part of the game, this is what always happens, the best are always criticized, but those who are at the top already know that if you want to be the best you have to be ready to be criticized and in particular a person like Cristiano Ronaldo knows well that he is the best of all.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It’s impossible that someone with such strong ambition as Cristiano Ronaldo would end his career just before reaching the milestone of 1000 goals which is now so close. He is a soccer player who is fully dedicated to his career given everything he has accomplished so far. And it’s no wonder that so many soccer fans admire Ronaldo for these qualities. On the other hand I think he’s a robot programmed to keep fighting until the very end. Cristiano Ronaldo’s dedication is truly commendable given his commitment to every team he’s ever played for especially when that commitment is directed toward such a proud achievement. So I personally believe he won’t give up so easily before reaching this monumental milestone. And I’m confident he’ll reach 1000 goals in his professional career before this season ends. Ronaldo needs just 19 more goals, where it should be easy for him to score especially if he doesn’t face any fitness issues. I’m sure there are still plenty of teams from other lower leagues that need CR7’s contributions. And we can see that Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly has ever turned down offers from several football teams across different continents (Source).

I agree with what you're saying. I'm personally a huge fan of CR7 because of all the things he has. He's a person who's always there, and even so, he has very high morale. Look at his own team and coaches, with the exception of the one before Jorge Jesus, who did very well with him. But his current team and coaches have been completely unacceptable in their treatment of him. His own team doesn't even give him good passes so he can score goals. Bruno Fernandes's envy is obvious. None of them want him to shine. They say they do, but it's clear they don't.

Fighting against your own team is very difficult. That's why Portugal didn't win a World Cup, because their biggest rival was their own team. How can you beat other teams? I always like to use the analogy with Argentina, because no matter what, Argentinians would give their lives for Messi.

Now with Al Nassr, CR7 sees the light, he sees that his opportunity to reach his milestone of 1k goals is going to happen, that speaks to the old saying that you always receive more help from third parties than from your own family.

[Judith87403]

Critics are always like that everywhere and they won't accept the fact that Ronaldo is indeed the best so far and that we will really have a 1000-goal man. With his extra goal against Neftchi in the UCL, Ronaldo now only needs 19 more goals to become the first man to score 1000 goals of all time. If that happens, he’s not lying when he says he’s the best of all time; the numbers speak for themselves.

With the rest of this season still being very long, it's not impossible for Ronaldo to score 19 more goals to finish his career perfectly. But no matter what, Al Nassr still needs to stay focused because right now Al Nassr is only 3 points behind Al Qasyiah, who are in first place. In the next match Al Nassr will face Neom, and statistically, Al Nassr is far stronger than Neom.

No player is above criticism and of course every football supporter has who they see as their own best and there's nothing wrong with that. Just because you like a particular player doesn't mean everyone in the world will prefer that player to their own favourite. You will even find out that there are some football fans you will ask who their best player is and they won't call Cristiano Ronaldo or Leo Messi. Ronaldo is closer to the milestone of 1000th goal, it's no longer a dream but a reality that will happen this season if he doesn't fall to a serious injury that will rule him out for a long time.

Al Nassr still has a tough battle in the title race because it's not only Al Qadisiya that they need to kick out of the way but they also have Al Hilal who is also another barrier to them in their quest to win the league title back-to-back. Neom and Al Nassr met just twice and Al Nassr won in the 2 meetings, they should be able to win again and keep their title hope going.

[eaLiTy]

I can guarantee that CR7 will not even think of retirement until those 1000 career goals come to light, he is that dedicated to achieving it. If Al-Nassr eventually refuse to sign another contract with him after his current one expires, he will surely find any club even in china to sign with. But he is still scoring goals for Al-Nassr and beyond the goals his name alone is a plus to the League itself so they are stuck with him until he decides to hang his boots.

In Ronaldo’s position, it would be very strange to end his career when the goal is so close. And by the way, besides continuing his career at Al Nassr, there is a more interesting option. Ronaldo has purchased a 25% stake in the club Almería, theoretically, if he ever needs some goals, he could always play there - essentially for a club he partly owns. I imagine the other shareholders would be more than happy with that, as even if Ronaldo were to simply step onto the pitch in the club’s kit for just 10 minutes, it would multiply their media presence tenfold.

It is impossible for Cristiano Ronaldo to step inside Club Almería, where he is a part-owner, to play any game. There are legal restrictions even if he wants to play for a minimal amount, as it is a second-division league that comes under LaLiga, meaning there is a restriction on how much money a club can spend and his transfer will be assessed according to the current fair value of what he is earning.

Then comes the brand value CR7 has created; I doubt he would go through legal loopholes just to play in a second-division league.

[Creeper0]

It is impossible for Cristiano Ronaldo to step inside Club Almería, where he is a part-owner, to play any game. There are legal restrictions even if he wants to play for a minimal amount, as it is a second-division league that comes under LaLiga, meaning there is a restriction on how much money a club can spend and his transfer will be assessed according to the current fair value of what he is earning.

Then comes the brand value CR7 has created; I doubt he would go through legal loopholes just to play in a second-division league.

I don't think Ronaldo will have such a bad day that he has to play in the second division to score goals. I'm never really ready to see that happen, I can't really say where his reputation will go. I hope that retiring from football would be the more honorable decision than playing there and scoring 1000 goals.

I'm not thinking about his restrictions right now. I'm actually surprised that he would even consider such a decision. He might never decide to play for Club Almería, especially where he has a stake.

[Abbatty]

It is impossible for Cristiano Ronaldo to step inside Club Almería, where he is a part-owner, to play any game. There are legal restrictions even if he wants to play for a minimal amount, as it is a second-division league that comes under LaLiga, meaning there is a restriction on how much money a club can spend and his transfer will be assessed according to the current fair value of what he is earning.

Then comes the brand value CR7 has created; I doubt he would go through legal loopholes just to play in a second-division league.

I don't think Ronaldo will have such a bad day that he has to play in the second division to score goals. I'm never really ready to see that happen, I can't really say where his reputation will go. I hope that retiring from football would be the more honorable decision than playing there and scoring 1000 goals.

I'm not thinking about his restrictions right now. I'm actually surprised that he would even consider such a decision. He might never decide to play for Club Almería, especially where he has a stake.

This man don’t have much tears in football, and I believe once he get to his desired 1000 goals he will be retiring from football. We all know how much he loves to be with his family, so I don’t think he will be playin in Club Armeria. He is currently doing very well at Al Nassr, I don’t see  reaching 1000 goals as a problem for him in the Saudi league. He has scored in back to back games in the league since he left the Portuguese national team camp. I can still assure you that he will be scoring 20 plus goals this season in all competitions.

The goals scoring instinct is still there, he his just left behind in physical strength. Each time I see him play, I always see how much he tries to cope with the team intensity.

[KTChampions]

In Ronaldo’s position, it would be very strange to end his career when the goal is so close. And by the way, besides continuing his career at Al Nassr, there is a more interesting option. Ronaldo has purchased a 25% stake in the club Almería, theoretically, if he ever needs some goals, he could always play there - essentially for a club he partly owns. I imagine the other shareholders would be more than happy with that, as even if Ronaldo were to simply step onto the pitch in the club’s kit for just 10 minutes, it would multiply their media presence tenfold.

It is impossible for Cristiano Ronaldo to step inside Club Almería, where he is a part-owner, to play any game. There are legal restrictions even if he wants to play for a minimal amount, as it is a second-division league that comes under LaLiga, meaning there is a restriction on how much money a club can spend and his transfer will be assessed according to the current fair value of what he is earning.

Then comes the brand value CR7 has created; I doubt he would go through legal loopholes just to play in a second-division league.

Do you think that if, for example, at 43 years old, Ronaldo moves to Almeria for, say, 10 million dollars, the League will not allow such a transfer as "fake"? But right now, according to Transfermarkt, he is worth exactly this much:  https://www.transfermarkt.world/cristiano-ronaldo/profil/spieler/8198
I don’t see any reason why Ronaldo couldn’t pull off a move like that if he wanted to. It's clear that as a brand he's worth a billion and no club will get him for 10 million, even just to sit on the bench haha, but formally Ronaldo will be able to move to Almeria for a small sum. I’m liking this idea more and more 

[Tongley]

There are many lower leagues over there and reaching 1k goals wasn't that easy for all players everywhere, including Messi.
If there is something people will remember Cristiano Ronaldo with, is his impact on teams he played for, and these 1k goals once reached. This should happen this year. Saudis will remember him too for making their league famous.

C. Ronaldo impact is unmatched with any footballer, people will also remember Ronaldo whether he reach the 1k goals or not, he's the face of football, that's why he is most famous footballer ever, he's lifestyle and determination will be remembered, his contributions to his nation team be be remembered,  he's impact in Saudi pro league will be remembered,  there are so many things he has done in football that will make people to honor him for life aside the 1k goals.

C.Ronaldo and all the fans what him to reach the 1k goals to set new world record, he's still very strong and fit to compete in any league in the world,  if he doesn't met up his 1k goals this year he will sign another contract with Al-nassr ot any other club and achieve it.

Yes, Ronaldo is a very good player, everyone will definitely remember him, everything he has done for the team is never forgotten. But his current performance has become very bad, if his performance does not improve, then there will be a lot of criticism about him, as is happening now. No matter how good a person does, if he does a little bad, everyone forgets the good deeds of that person and everyone remembers the bad deeds, we can also see this picture in the case of Ronaldo. So if Ronaldo's performance does not improve, then I think it would be the best decision for Ronaldo to think about retirement at this moment. He has lived his entire life with dignity, it would never be right for him to take such a decision to achieve a goal at the last minute.

[abaeze]

I don't think Ronaldo will have such a bad day that he has to play in the second division to score goals. I'm never really ready to see that happen, I can't really say where his reputation will go. I hope that retiring from football would be the more honorable decision than playing there and scoring 1000 goals.

I'm not thinking about his restrictions right now. I'm actually surprised that he would even consider such a decision. He might never decide to play for Club Almería, especially where he has a stake.

Personally, I think that Cristiano Ronaldo's fame, respect and status will neither increase nor decrease due to scoring 1000 goals, but it will only add a new record to his personal record list, but a wrong decision can create controversy among the audience at the end of his career. Although no one backs down from his personal decision for these reasons. So finally, I want to say that it is better for any player to retire while in form because no matter how good a player is, it is better to retire while in form than to retire when the form is over, as this leaves a different attraction for the audience towards that player.