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4. Scoring more than 10 Champions League goals in 7 consecutive seasons
The Champions League is the competition that Cristiano Ronaldo performs at his highest level, and this is evidenced by numerous records he holds in the most elite club tournament.
None of these achievements illustrate his dominance more than his record of scoring more than 10 goals a season for seven consecutive seasons in the Champions League.
To put this record into greater context, no other player has managed to achieve this feat for more than 2 seasons despite the tournament being over 60 years old and it is for this reason that it seems highly unlikely that this record will be broken even in the future.
In addition, with Ronaldo still dominating the Champions League in terms of scoring, it is almost certain that he will extend this record - thereby making it even harder to break.

3. Scoring 50 goals for 6 consecutive seasons in a Top-5 league
Being the quickest player to score 300 La Liga goals isn't the only indicator of what an unparalleled goal scorer Ronaldo is. His feat of scoring 50 goals in a season for 6 consecutive seasons in a top league is a truly mind blowing accomplishment.
To make this achievement stand out even more, Lionel Messi has only managed to do this consecutively for 3 seasons.
To score 50 goals in one season is remarkable, but to do it in 6 consecutive seasons at the highest level of football is beyond belief and for that reason it will be a virtually impossible record to break in the future.
Ronaldo's six consecutive seasons where he hit at least 50 goals:
10/11: 54 apps 53 goals
11/12: 55 apps 60 goals
12/13: 55 apps 55 goals
13/14: 47 apps 51 goals
14/15: 54 apps 61 goals
15/16: 48 apps 51 goals

2. Scoring 300 La Liga goals in just 286 games
Since Ronaldo joined Real Madrid in 2009, it is fair to say that he has been nothing short of a goal scoring miracle.
The Real Madrid legend has spent his time in Spain devastating goalkeepers season after season and in just his 286th game in La Liga, he scored his 300th goal which is the quickest any player has achieved this.
When considering that Ronaldo also holds the record for reaching 100 goals and 200 goals faster than any other player in La Liga history, this record becomes even more impressive as it shows that from the moment he joined Real Madrid in 2009, he has been consistently scoring goals.
The fact that he has done it at an unprecedented rate of 1.05 goals per game means that it would require another individual to perform at an even higher level than Ronaldo has done for nearly a decade, and chances are that it will stay unbroken.
With the Portuguese behemoth currently sitting at 307 La Liga goals in 288 games, he is showing few signs of slowing down and this record can only get stretched further.

1. Winning every individual and team honor with two clubs
Ronaldo has won the Ballon D'or, World Player of the Year, Golden Boot, Champions League, domestic league, domestic cup, World Club Championship, and domestic Super Cup at two different clubs.
While his rival, Lionel Messi has achieved this at Barcelona during his miraculous career, CR7 has done so at both Manchester United and Real Madrid. The closest player to matching this record is French legend Zinedine Zidane, who won virtually every individual and team honour at Juventus and Real Madrid, but not all of them.
When considering that of all the legends the game has produced, none have been able to accomplish this feat other than Ronaldo, it begs the question of whether someone in the future will be able to do so either - it is difficult enough achieving this at one club.
It is unfathomable as to how any player in the foreseeable future will eclipse this astonishing record set by the Portuguese, and will rightly be the hardest record of his to break.

A list of 4 records held by Cristiano Ronaldo that will be very hard to break by anybody in the future
Whether it is at the club level or the international level, Cristiano Ronaldo seems to make and break footballing records on a weekly basis. Despite being at the age of 33, when most players enter their decline and start contemplating their retirement, Ronaldo is showing few signs of following suit and continues to perform at the most elite level.
Although the Portuguese legend has a whole host of records to his name, there are some more impressive than others. The sheer size of Ronaldo's record collection is impressive enough but not all of them are unbeatable.
Nevertheless, there are some staggering records that he possesses that seem next to impossible to be broken by a future star of the game. Here's a look at 4 such records that are currently held by Ronaldo:

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This Riddle Asking ‘Who Gets The Coffee First’ Is Leaving People Completely Stumped
It's definitely 4, 7, 9, 5 — or is it?...

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Osas Okoro: An attacking threat throughout from the right-back berth, Okoro’s offensive contribution made up for a few positional lapses at the back. He’s strong, and impressed consistently with his delivery—both from wide areas and set pieces—during the CHAN. There’s plenty of competition for both full-back berths, but with no one apart from Abdullahi Shehu standing out in recent fixtures, could Okoro make the cut in a backup capacity?

Gabriel Okechukwu: The powerful forward wasn’t initially included in Salisu Yusuf’s starting lineups in Morocco, but after breaking into the team, he kept his spot and made some valuable contributions. The most memorable was his extra-time winner against Angola—a stunning strike—but he also deserves credit for his winner against Sudan. The final may have passed him by, but if Okechukwu can hit form in the coming months, then he could well be in the reckoning…particularly considering some of the struggles of Nigeria’s strikers in Europe.

Dele Ajiboye: One player who did his World Cup chances no harm in the CHAN was Ajiboye, even though he conceded four in the final. He will learn from that testing experience, and demonstrated against Sudan in the semi-final that he has the temperament for the big occasion. Goalkeeper has been a position of uncertainty for the national side under Rohr, and with places apparently there for the taking, Ajiboye has forced himself into the running. He’s a better bet than Daniel Akpeyi, isn’t he?

Ikechukwu Ezenwa: Before injury struck in the semi-final against Sudan, Ezenwa delivered a largely impeccable campaign for the home-based Eagles. He kept clean sheets against Rwanda and Libya, and made a series of outstanding stops to keep Nigeria in the contest against Angola in the quarter-final. Gernot Rohr stopped short of confirming Ezenwa would be his number one in Russia, but the Enyimba man will surely make the squad. He has experience of playing with the senior side, and only boosted his chances in Morocco.

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Looting Looted Funds: EFCC Launches Probe As $500m Abacha Loot Goes Missing
This is the question the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is battling to answer.
The cash was recovered from the family of the late Head of State during ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.
It was repatriated from slush accounts in foreign jurisdictions.
The foreign governments, which released the loot to the Federal Government after hard negotiations, demanded that the cash be used for concrete developments, including infrastructure, such as roads, water, healthcare and education.
EFCC detectives tracking the $500million have discovered that it was diverted.
Of the $500million, about $250million was released to the Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA)during the tenure of Col. Sambo Dasuki without appropriation. The balance of $250million cannot be traced yet.
The Nation learnt that detectives discovered that the $250million was illegally withdrawn barely two months to the end of Jonathan’s administration.
Investigators are said to be working on clues that part of the cash was spent on “extraneous matters, including media services, opinion polls and personal matters”.
According to a fact-sheet on the investigation, the $250million was withdrawn between March 2, 2015 and April 21, 2015.
About $36,155,000 (N13,015,800billion) of the $250million was also withdrawn in cash “without any purpose” on March 2nd, 9th, 16th and 18th of 2015.
Detectives have retrieved documents relating to the alleged “re-looting” of the Abacha loot.
In the fact-sheet, the ONSA in a memo of January 12, 2015, asked the former Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, to transfer $300million .
The memo said: “Please refer to our meeting on recovered funds. You are pleased requested to remit the sum of $300m and £5.5m to the following account being ONSA share as agreed. Account name: CBN (NSA Foreign Operation; Account number: -100367-USD-CABANK30
Bank; Address: 28, Finsbury Circus, London. Please accept the assurances of my highest esteem.”
Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala, in a memo to Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, requested for $300m from the Abacha loot.
Only $250million was released to the ex-NSA.
The January 20, 2015 memo said: “Attached, please find a request by the NSA for the transfer of $300m and British pounds (£5.5m) of the recovered Abacha funds to ONSA operations account. The NSA has explained that this is to enable purchase of ammunition, security and other intelligence equipment for the security agencies in order to enable them confront the ongoing Boko Haram threat.
“His request is sequel to the meeting you chaired with the committee on use of recovered funds where decision was made that recovered Abacha funds would be split 50-50 between urgent security needs to confront Boko Haram and development needs (including a portion for the Future Generations window of Sovereign Wealth Fund).
“This letter is to seek your approval to borrow these funds, for now, to disburse to the NSA. These funds form part of projected FG Independent Revenue to be appropriated.
“In light of this and for accountability, given the peculiar nature of security and intelligence transactions, we would expect the NSA to account to your Excellency for the utilisation of the funds.”
On January 29, 2015, the ex-President responded to the ex-Minister as follows: “CME/HMF, approved.”
To back his approval, Dr. Jonathan through his Senior Special Assistant (Admin) Matt Aikhionbare, in a memo of January 30, 2015 said: “RE: Request by NSA for transfer of funds.” I am directed to forward Ref A to you and convey to you Mr. President’s approval. Humbly submitted for your further action, Ma’am.”
Detectives have discovered that only $250million out of the $300million requested was paid to ONSA.
16/2/15
In a letter of February 16, 2015, the then Director of Funds of the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation, Mr. M.K. Dikwa, in a memo to the CBN Governor, conveyed the mandate to transfer the $250million.
The memo said: “. You are hereby requested to immediately effect fund transfer as below($250m) being amount disbursed to enable for the purchase of ammunition, security and other intelligence equipment for the security agencies in order to enable them fully confront the ongoing Boko Haram threat.
“As per Mr. President’s approval on CME-HMF/FMF/2015/18 dated 20th January 2015 conveyed via State Houses letter No PRES/87/MF /-2/520 dated 30th January 2015. NSA’s letter Ref. No. NSA/362/5 dated 5th March 2015 also refers.”
A source said: “The $250million was duly approved by ex-President Goodluck Jonathan; the ex-NSA did not commit any infractions. He acted in the interest of the country.
It is incorrect for EFCC to assume that the $250million was diverted because it was used to purchase vital equipment.”
A table of how the $250million was spent was obtained by our correspondent last night.
An EFCC source, who spoke in confidence, said: “We will need to interact with the former Minister of Finance, Okonjo-Iweala, to guide us on the contents of her letter, especially on the legality of the withdrawal of the $250million.
“We will find out what she meant by to ‘borrow these funds’ and these ‘funds form part of projected FG Independent Revenue to be appropriated.’ She should assist investigators on whether or not the ex-NSA accounted to Jonathan for the ‘utilization of the funds.’
A former Chairman of the EFCC, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, had claimed that Abacha “took over $6 billion from Nigeria”. He also said $2 billion was recovered when he was in charge of the anti-graft agency.
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project(SERAP) had through its Executive Director, Adetokunbo Mumuni, on 21 September 2015 sent an access to information request to the President, World Bank Group, asking him to “exercise the bank’s prerogative to release documents relating to spending of recovered assets stolen by late Gen. Sani Abacha”.
SERAP asked the World Bank President to “disclose information about the Bank’s role in the implementation of any projects funded by the recovered assets and any other on-going repatriation initiatives on Nigeria with which the bank is engaged.”
It said: “The request is pursuant to the World Bank’s Access to Information Policy (The Policy), approved by the Board on June 30 2015. SERAP notes that one of the policy’s guiding principles is to maximise access to information. There is also clear public interest in Nigerians knowing about the Bank’s supervisory role and specifically its involvement in the implementation of projects on which repatriated funds were spent.”
But Okonjo-Iweala in 2015 insisted that she had no case to answer.
She said: “Former President Jonathan set up a Committee comprising the former Minister of Justice, former NSA and the former Minister of Finance to determine how best to use both the returned and expected funds for development.
“The NSA made a case for using the returned funds for urgent security operations since, he noted, there cannot be any development without peace and security. Based on this, a decision was taken to deploy about $322m for the military operations, while the expected $700m would be applied for development programmes as originally conceived.
“Following the discussions and based on the urgency of the NSA’s memo, Dr Okonjo-Iweala requested the President to approve the transfer of the requested amount to the NSA’s Office for the specified purposes.

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nani667:
Eyes...

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Sync201:
WHY I HATE MIKASA[SPOILERS]
Let me preface this by saying I am a big shingeki no Kyojin and think the series can be brilliantly written at times, especially how mystery is used in the plot and how the unique aspects of the story are utilized in clever ways.

So Mikasa is a really annoying and poorly written character. She is written completely on a surface level with nothing that really makes her a unique or interesting character. So her whole character is that she loves Eren because he taught her how to live and he showed her compassion after her familys murder, ok, good introduction, if not a little annoying that kids were able to murder a group of men. But her character has a clear introduction that plainly presents her mindset and motivations in the story. But for the rest of the series she isn't an active character in effecting progress, she has no development past her intro and she has says and does little in the story other than follow and protect eren. It's a joke in the community, half her dialogue is "Eren".

She fits the "the female lead in the group of three main characters is great at everything" trope perfectly, ex Hermione, Katniss. And the "female lead and male lead obvious eventual love relationship but for some reason just won't get together already" trope Aswell. In her defence though she at least isn't being moody and rude first, she likes eren from day one, which is nice.

Now to why she is insufferably annoying. She is a Mary Sue. She's just great at everything with little to no training and can beat up a group of guys twice her weight. Yes it is explained in the plot that she is part of a bloodline of people who are great at everything, but this seems like a contrivance to have her and Levi be so "badass".

"Badass" a word that has become cringe since 2012.

"badass" this is why she is so annoying to see talked about in the community. Everyone seems to love this mediocre character because she looks cool while doing things well, entirely unearned. Levi, jotaro from Jojo's, Daryl from the walking dead all have this issue.

Mikasa appears to be a lackluster character infecting an otherwise or often exceptional manga, a character that less intelligent fans of the series tend to cling to.

Thoughts?

You might be right tho and i admit dah she might be a little clingy buh maybe that d reason i love her character plus like you said she's #Badass

The Three Lions will take on Gernot Rohr’s men at the Wembley Stadium in June ahead of their World Cup campaign
England have confirmed a friendly against Nigeria scheduled for June 2, ahead of Russia 2018 World Cup.
The tuneup encounter will take place at the Wembley Stadium five days before Gareth Southgate’s men travel to Leeds to take on Costa Rica at Elland Road.
The Three Lions tactician hinged his choice of the three-time African champions and the Central American side on the fact that they would be facing teams [Tunisia and Panama] from the regions in Group G at the global showpiece, hence the need to book the ties.
“We’ve mostly played European opposition up to now and the Brazil game acted as a reminder that we need to challenge ourselves in different ways as a team,” Southgate told the FA website.
“We’re going into a World Cup where we will play African and Central American opposition so we get that with the games against Nigeria and Costa Rica but it’s not just about the games we’ve got in the group but hopefully beyond that as well.
“We want to expose the team to different styles and different experiences.”
. @NGSuperEagles to play @England at Wembley on June 2... https:///AhbVozhxJ6pic.twitter.com/pfokboobuv
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chai

lol would love to marry her but m also 26 n a month old

olugbokedaniel:
You can continue by reading the Manga @ Mangastream.com


Also, how is MIKASA your worst character

lol Neva said mikasa was my worst ��

Sync201:
Levi is also my Fav character..
And no there is no second season..so u should read d manga.....
P.S mikasa is my worst character

lol why mikasa was my third fav can I get the link to the manga

olugbokedaniel:
Ok. So how do you see the storyline? You can continue by reading the Manga.

love it my favorite character was captain Levi so so cool, is there a second series

olugbokedaniel:
You will understand if you keep watching.

finally got to epi 25