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funmijoyb:
40 year old female sitting on a married man's lap...something is totally wrong with her

olihilistic:
Team Portugal

Sai Cr7 for Balloon d'or.

sai messi for ballon d'jail

vincent10:
The best way to eat free suya is to ask for testing.

buharisbae:
Now everybody can attest to the fact that the devil truly hails from the US! this is like the most useless thing I've seen in my life so I shouldn't take my child to church by force? abi are u the one that gave me the child to train? all this westerner be thinking with their anus! now I can say we are truly in the END TIME!

Rexhenrex:
God's grace!

Rexhenrex:
God's grace!

DaVinciii:
see. There's a difference between better career and better player. If Ronaldo wins with Portugal, people may argue he had a better career (which is not true). What I mean is, no matter what he wins, you can't say he is a better player, man.

Lily4star:
The guy just purposely omitted a whole lot, For Pele and Maradona to be regarded as who they are today they achieved success with country and club, if Ronaldo wins the Euro he is ahead of Messi, if Messi like make e dribble the whole field plus post join score for La Liga matches,

Ronaldo has been a success in 3 different clubs, tell Messi to try ply his trade elsewhere, but I am not disputing the fact he is a great player tho

hardeyjahreh:
The Portuguese forward is on the brink of
achieving a senior international title, something
his Barcelona rival has never managed, but the
Argentine will always be superior

The debate will run and run. Cristiano Ronaldo is
one game away from winning Euro 2016 and if he
does he will have achieved something even
Lionel Messi has not: a major trophy with his
national side. However, whatever happens on
Sunday in Paris has no bearing on who is the
better player. Because that is and always will be
the Argentine.
In an editorial published on Thursday, Goal 's
chief correspondent Peter Staunton argued that if
Cristiano claims the trophy on Sunday, he will
have had a greater career than the Barcelona
forward . But that is simply not the case - not
now, nor never.
There is no doubt that Ronaldo is a phenomenon.
The Portuguese is a man whose extraordinary
dedication and ambition mean he is always
seeking to improve and to do even better. And it
is that desire that has seen him win countless
trophies, both collectively and individually -
including three Ballons d'Or.
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Ronaldo is honest when asked about his
objectives. "I want to become the best player
ever," he has said on a number of occasions. The
problem with that, however, is that he is not even
the finest footballer of his era. Because that
honour belongs to Messi.
Cristiano can win the Euros, he can claim another
Ballon d'Or or perhaps more, but even if he were
to win the World Cup with Portugal, he would still
not be a better player than the Argentine attacker.
Messi is simply superior on every level. Ronaldo
scores loads of goals? Yes, he does. But Messi
has still scored more in the time the two have
played in Spain. And although Cristiano can boast
some spectacular efforts among those strikes,
most are via a single touch, a thunderous drive, a
prodigious leap - especially these days.
Pep Guardiola was once asked to describe Messi
in words and said: "You can't - you have to
watch him." And it is true. Look at Ronaldo's
goals. Impressed? Great. Now look at Messi's
goals. Then look back at Cristiano's after that.
Still as impressed as you were before?
The same can be said for the assists. The
Portuguese produces his fair share, but the
assist he claimed against Wales on Wednesday
was typical - a mishit shot redirected into the net
by Nani. Ronaldo shoots so often that many of his
efforts fail to hit the target and some find a team-
mate in a better position. That's logical. Not all of
them are that way, of course, but again his
assists are fewer, less spectacular and
usually far less difficult technically than Messi's.
That's why stats don't tell the whole story. Messi
is much more than numbers and it is not the
same thing to beat five players and score in a
spectacular solo run than it is to hammer home
from close range at the far post - even if both are
ultimately worth the same. And it's the same with
assists: a mesmerising run past three or four
players before setting up a team-mate or a
wonderful curling delivery from deep to take out
several defenders is so much more difficult than
a mere cross, a single pass or even a mishit
shot.
But even if you measure the two in numbers,
Messi is ahead. And in terms of trophies, he is
well clear. While Ronaldo has claimed 17 titles at
Manchester United and Real Madrid (nine and
eight respectively), the Argentine has won 28 with
Barcelona (including two trebles) and he is over
two years younger than the Portuguese.
At international level, neither has achieved what
many believe they should have. Messi, after
helping Argentina to an Under-20 World Cup and
an Olympic gold medal (with the U-23 team), has
failed to add a title with the senior side - losing
four finals (three Copas America and one World
Cup) and calling time on his Argentina career
after the latest disappointment in the Copa
America Centenario when he missed a penalty in
the shootout loss to Chile.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, lost out in the final at Euro
2004, fell again in the semi-finals of the 2006
World Cup and also in the last four at Euro 2012.
He has come close, but was disappointing along
with his team-mates in group-stage exit at Brazil
2014 and Sunday's showpiece in Paris is quite
probably his last real shot at a major honour with
his country.
But even if he wins it and produces a match-
winning performance at the Stade de France, that
will not make him a finer footballer than Messi.
The Argentine creates more than
Cristiano, scores greater goals, is less selfish,
dribbles better, possesses superior technique
and passing, and is also on top when it comes to
free-kicks now. Victory for Portugal in the Euros
won't change any of that.
Football is all about opinions, of course, but it is
fair to say that the only ones who believe Ronaldo
to be better than Messi are either Portuguese,
Real Madrid fans or (some) Manchester United
supporters. Everyone else, including neutrals,
thinks Messi is the number one. And that's
because he is - whatever happens on Sunday.
Source: http://www.goal.com/euro2016/en/article/ronaldo-can-win-euro-2016-and-the-world-cup-but-messi-will-still-be-number-one/tmgwm0e09m2f1iq50pxjqsmq

sugarvallly:
Irritating

nnamdibig:
I will take the money because you can still take the money and still marry a good wife. but if you choose good wife, what's the guarantee that she will remain good when you go broke?
You can have have both by choosing money first.

chubbygal:
Hit head for wall

Benikuuse:
But what is the essence of buying big cars for these people?

Kolababe:
Lovely

olatunjithomas:
a good wife is worth ten times the value of 50million.




my take tho.......

FakeNEWSevryday:
your money has gone