Okiton:
. Na so everybody dae brag on social media
But I know who u are

Okiton:
how old are you, son?

Why barking on issues of people who doesn't know you in existence.

These people are billionaires in dollars and pounds, while I sure say u never eat better food today, you can't even afford a better living for ur self.

Take it slow son make hypertension no kill u

ayokellany:
We no your like. Hate ruined your foolish father, the same hate is killing your soul.

What your oloriburuku cursed father can not achieve in this life or the next is what Bola Tinubu achieved effortlessly so it is natural that you will claim to sit on the fence while agony n hate his killing your entire household..

Let me tell you that it is that agony that will kill n your entire generation born n unborn. Everything you ever laboured for that is genuine will be rubbished by your haters n you will be utterly disgraced all the days of your pathetic miserable life.

As for me I rejoice with Tinubu because in his victory n I know soon enough such victory will be mine while you perish in hate.

Laxasrus:

Jurgen Klopp has called for Liverpool's match against Tottenham to be replayed after the VAR failed to award Luis Diaz's goal which was ruled out for offside.

Sky Sports News understands the Premier League's stance remains unchanged - that a replay would not be considered.

Klopp said: "It's really important that as big as football is and important as football is we deal with it in a proper way.

"All the people involved, the on-field referee, linesman, fourth official and especially in this case VAR, didn't do that on purpose. It was an obvious mistake and I think there would have been solutions for it afterwards.

“Some people probably don't want me to say, but not as the manager of Liverpool so much, more as a football person, the only outcome should be a replay. That's how it is. It probably will not happen."

Diaz was flagged offside after scoring but replays showed he was actually onside although Darren England, the VAR, mistakenly believed the on-field decision had been to award the goal, leading him to tell Simon Hooper, the referee, that the check was complete.

After England and the assistant VAR Dan Cook were alerted to their mistake by the replay operator when the goal wasn't awarded, they repeatedly said they could not intervene as the game had restarted.

Klopp added: "The argument against [a replay] will probably be if we open that gate then everybody will ask for it. The situation is so unprecedented that I'm 56 years old and I'm absolutely used to wrong decisions, difficult decisions but something like that as far as I can remember never happened.

"That's why I think a replay would be the right thing. If it happened again, a replay would be the right thing to do or the referee has the opportunity to bring both coaches together and say, 'Sorry we made a mistake but we can solve it. Let Liverpool score a goal and we can start from there.'

"I'm not angry with anybody, not at all. We should not go for them. They made a mistake and they felt horrible that night, I'm 100 per cent sure. That's enough for me, nobody needs further punishment."

Asked whether the club had asked - or would ask - the Premier League for a replay formally, Klopp added: "At this stage, we are still going through the information we have."

ayokellany:
You are not sitting on the fence hate as ruined your miserable life to the extent you do not believe what CSU is saying again.

Niklaus398:
SMH.. ewu

Skyciel:
Allmiron, you know, i wonder if you're truly messi fan or you're just being unreasonable. Everybody has a preference, and has the right to choose who they like; so are all these people including you. You make noise a lot, i understand you're tryna compete with obembet, but your noise is too much. You make think you have mouth, but you're showing everybody how low your brain works. Messi and Ronaldo are legend. Which is one thing you'll never experience/understand in ur life. Have you ever sit down and think abt that? Like, if they call your mate out, do you stand out? You guys are just like Wizkid and davido fans, too much noise with nothing to show for it, and the dudes are making millions dollars from it. Before WC penalty is for Ronaldo, not a normal score, after WC penalty 'all na score' that's how senseless some people thinks. You know, i read a lot of obembet post and yours, your hate is just too high that I wonder if it's directed at Ronaldo or the world coz he owe you nothing. There's was time life was beating Ronaldo 4:0 and now, same life is beating Messi 2:0 the only reasons he's better bcoz he got WC. I thought mls was the best league, why do he want to leave? Got tired already?lol he's 35, he can't even keep himself fit. I really love messi and respect him but a fan like you make me doubt my decision. Messi and Ronaldo are old and finished but their passion for football is what keep them going. So, why don't you focus on life? Anyways, this is not abt Ronaldo/ Messi.

Niklaus398:
thank God you said la Liga abi Spanish league is lowly rated too. After all, Ronaldo also statpadded there too scoring over 50 goals a season.

Fun fact: since Ronaldo went to Saudi he hasn't scored up to 20 goals in a season but he so much statpadded in the weak Spanish league by scoring 50 goals every season.

Now my friend... Which is now a useless league? Lol

Englishisamust:


Ronaldo is the goat, there is no argument. Ronaldo is the most successful player in champions league and champions league is greater than fraud world cup

Realguyman1:
How didn't him transform his success to Portugal? Do u even watch football at all? Does not winning the tournament means that he didn't played his best for team? The only time Portugal managed to reach the world cup semis was the 2006 world, which happened to be C Ronaldo first World Cup, and if u were already watching football then, u will knew Ronaldo played a key part for them to attain that height in world cup football.

Mind u, C Ronaldo won the euro 2016 with Portugal(the only time they have won it) , so u can't said he was successful with the national team.

jaxxy:


What is Messi doing on that list??

And why is the Goat CR7 not there?

una still dey do una politics and favoritism for football?

Blazebond:


You are clowns, cristiano Ronaldo is better that Ronaldo nazario

Englishisamust:


Who send this one work!!! Mtcheew!!!

Numerouno94:


Press their neck wella. We go choke them to death.

SenatePresdo:


I'm a Messi Fan, But CR7 surely deserve a place in that XI.

Zico ahead of Cr7? No oh.

Even Delima sef, History will remember Cr7 more than him.

Prime Cr7 is a better player than De lima was, let's forget sentiments.

Numerouno94:


Almiron has sworn never to let Penaldogs breathe. Gbas Gbos!! Everytime
Morning boss.

VictorOlaniyi:


That pitch isn’t in Saudi. It’s rather in Iran. It’s more like a premier league team going to play a championship match in another part of Europe.

Julius1995:
Lol, you? If your delusions make you happy, why should I try to squash it. Refrain from fake news and get help, that if you can afford it.

Ronaldo Nazario selects his greatest XI ever - includes Lionel Messi, Diego Maradona and Pele but not Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo Nazario will always be remembered as one of the greatest players in football history. The Brazilian was a lethal striker that scored over 350 goals in a club career that saw him play for the likes of Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. Ronaldo also played 98 times for his country, scoring 68 goals and helping to two World Cup triumphs. 'R9' enjoyed some extraordinary success, and he would have achieved even more had he not suffered from two serious knee injuries while at Inter.

His iconic image and reputation within the game will never be questioned, and the two-time Ballon d'Or winner was recently tasked with selecting an XI of the greatest players of all-time. Who better qualified to select such a team than the legendary Brazilian? We take a look at the XI he picked below, with it being interesting to see whether the 47-year-old included himself in the side or if he stepped aside to allow a different striker in.

His all time greatest XI includes:


GK: Gianluigi Buffon

The Italian legend has only just retired from professional football in August 2023, after a long and successful 28-year career in the game. His most notable spell was with Juventus where he played from 2001 to 2018, and then again from 2019 to 2021. Keeping a remarkable 429 clean sheets across his ludicrous 925 appearances for all his clubs and the Italian national side, it is easy to see why Ronaldo has opted for the former Parma man ahead of others to potentially find themselves in the conversation.

RB: Cafu

The Brazilian started going through his defence by caveating: "It's a very offensive team, Cafu will be on the right, free to go up all the time." An international teammate of Ronaldo for World Cup wins in both 1994 and 2002, it was almost a straight forward decision as Ronaldo knows better than anyone just how good Cafu was. The full-back formed part of one of the greatest defences ever under Carlo Ancelotti at AC Milan, and was just as capable going forward as he was defending his own goal.

The best part of his career was spent in Italy as he also had spells with Juventus and Roma before joining AC Milan and winning Serie A during his first campaign at the San Siro. Cafu was also a big part of the side to win the 2007 Champions League final against Liverpool before retiring the following year at the age of 38.

CB: Paolo Maldini

Another big player for AC Milan was the versatile defender, Maldini, who is a player Ronaldo played against many times across his career. The Italian was a constant in his club's back line during his incredible 25-year career that he called time on in 2009.

An incredible five European Cup successes and seven Serie A titles are present within the honours list of the former Italian defender. He was unfortunately not part of the Italy squad that won the World Cup in 2006, but came incredibly close to achieving this feat in both 1994 and 1990, with second and third place finishes respectively.

Now 55 years old, Maldini didn't hang up his boots until he had entered his 40s while being capable of playing both centre-back and left-back to a greater level than almost any defender ever to grace a football pitch. It is the centre-back role that he will fill in R9's XI.

CB: Franz Beckenbauer

The first player to make it into the XI that had retired before Ronaldo had even played a professional game is the German defender. All that can be said is good luck to any attacker trying to get past Beckenbauer and Maldini, and it is perhaps a good thing for the world of football that this is only a dream team and not reality. Ex-Bayern Munich star, Beckenbauer, had everything in his game which is shown by his incredible achievement of being a defender with two Ballon d'Or wins to his name.

It is clear that he had a strong mind for the game as the German went on to have a 12-year managerial career after retiring in the early 80s, having won several league titles across his time in the sport.

LB: Roberto Carlos

Carlos is the second Brazilian selected for this line-up, along with his full-back partner Cafu. The former Real Madrid defender is still very fondly thought of by fans as well as people within the game. An attacking force from defence, he was almost ahead of his time and would slot perfectly into the modern game with full-backs growing in importance.

Many young players coming through the ranks in this position will surely use Carlos as an example of how to play the position to perfection. Oh, he also wasn't too bad at set pieces.

CM: Diego Maradona

The late, great Argentine is a likely fixture in any player's all-time XI. Maradona unfortunately passed away in November 2020 at the age of 60, but the legacy of the former Napoli man will live on forever within the game. The Italian club has even named their stadium after the Argentinian icon, meaning he will never be forgotten.

The skill he possessed was never seen before until another magical little Argentinian appeared on the scene decades later. Two Serie A titles and a World Cup triumph in 1986 are the biggest achievements in Maradona's career, but these honours don't even tell half the story of the ability he showed throughout his career.


CM: Zico

It is no surprise that Ronaldo opted for several Brazilians in his all-time XI, with Zico being the next such player. Partnering Maradona in midfield, it is safe to say defending is unlikely to be on the agenda for this fantasy side. The attacking midfielder spent the majority of his career in his home country with Flamengo, and was a star for his national team during this period although remarkably has no World Cup winners medals to his name.

48 goals in 71 international appearances is an excellent record for a striker, never mind a midfield player. Zico is a player that is looked back on as an underrated part of an iconic Brazilian line-up in the 70s.

RW: Lionel Messi

Just imagine what a team featuring both Messi and Maradona could do. Opposition players would be unable to cope with the pure technical ability and the silky dribbling that would be on display. Messi is the only player in the XI that is currently still playing following his move to Inter Miami in the summer transfer window.

The Argentine sensation has won a record seven Ballon d'Or titles and has just added a World Cup to his extensive trophy collection at the end of 2022. With over 800 career goals to his name, he is largely seen as the greatest player to have ever graced a football pitch.

LW: Ronaldinho

Ronaldinho is a former teammate of Ronaldo with the duo both being part of the 2002 World Cup winning side. The former Barcelona man had a long and successful career with clubs such as PSG, AC Milan and Flamengo alongside the Catalan giants.

This means he was also in the same side as Messi for a short period of time, meaning there will be plenty of chemistry among the attacking players in this side. The XI crafted by R9 is full of Ballon d'Or winners and the 43-year-old is no exception to that rule.

CF: Pele

For a certain generation, Pele is still regarded as the best player to have ever lived alongside Maradona. Being from Brazil it is unlikely to be any different for Ronaldo, who picked the legend of the game to play just in behind the striker, whoever that may be....

Pele's official goal record states that the forward incredibly scored more than 1,000 goals during his career which is a number still unmatched by anyone today. Unfortunately, the icon passed away in December 2022 with the whole footballing world going into mourning for the tragic loss of one of the greats.

ST: Ronaldo Nazario

Ronaldo had to include himself up top and, to [quote]be honest, you wouldn't argue against him. It does mean that one notable exclusion is made from the XI, but no one would have guessed that R9 would leave himself out in the favour of anyone else. The Brazilian is seen as one of the greatest strikers of all-time by fans and fellow professionals, and perhaps the most technically gifted.

Ronaldo played for the biggest teams in both Italy and Spain during spells with AC Milan, Inter Milan, Real Madrid and Barcelona. With all the talent playing in behind him for this XI, it is safe to say he wouldn't be short on goals.

popcykaylah:
but e better pass our national stadium for nigeria

Julius1995:
As you can see from the image attcahed, what you posted was not true. Same with the fake news you posted few weeks ago, that CR7 did not offer help to the earthquake victims, get help. You cannot continue with this derailed life. For the last time, get help.

Numerouno94:


Hahahahahah See as u reveal their hypocrisy.

They never knew the table will turn around someday wen them dey busy they masturbate for Obemgay thread over Messi lie lie news.

@ur last paragraph, I dey very sure say them still dey feed most of them because na children Unda mummy and Daddy they behave like them. Abeg choke them till death.

Padipadi:

Almoron I v madarikan!
Why you come waste ya life laidis?
Have a bad week o!