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PHYSICALITY - Messi At 5 foot 7 inches, Messi isn't the tallest of guys and in his younger days, was in real danger of being overlooked (quite literally) due to his slight build and lack of physical prowess. Luckily (for him and for us), his breathtaking, natural talent shone through. And his size can be quite deceptive! He is perfectly capable of holding his own against his larger opponents and can pack some serious power behind his shots. Ronaldo Physically, Ronaldo is as close to perfection as it gets for the modern day footballer. At 6 foot 2, he's got the height and with the help of his impecible physique, he has the strength of an ox. Where Messi has the edge with skill & technique, Ronaldo makes up for with strength and speed. |
. ..Another unbiased analysis TEAM PLAY - Messi For someone with so much skill and so many solo goals to his name, Messi has a remarkable reputation as a team player and is very rarely accused of holding onto the ball longer than he should have done. His scoring record is obviously closely matched by Ronaldo, but it's the assists count that shows a clear gap in Messi's favour. Messi has also won the Ballon d'Or award 4 years running, but always attributes the award to his team-mates Xavi and Iniesta. Ronaldo In contrast to Messi, Ronaldo has often been the subject of frustration for both fans and team- mates, often guilty of trying to do too much on his own when using a team mate might have been a better option. Despite this issue, you cannot ignore the fact that Ronaldo's assist record is a very healthy one, although someway short of Messi. |
...read this unbiased analysis SKILL & TECHNIQUE - Messi Messi has a near perfect combination of technique, speed, balance and intelligence which give him the uncanny ability to sprint into a crowd of players and come out the other side with the ball still at his feet and in complete control. Whilst Messi isn't the fastest of sprinters, the speed at which his feet can move can seem almost impossible and combined with his abundance of skill, can often create the illusion that the ball is just glued to his feet Ronaldo Ronaldo is king of the step-over and has plenty more tricks up his sleeve that, with the help of his lightning pace, can take him past defenders as if they weren't there. Whilst Ronaldo's skill and technique cannot be questioned, he can be guilty of one step-over too many or a bit of flamboyance & showmanship that wasn't really necessary; sometimes costing his team possession. |
ENOUGH OF ALL THESE UNA ARGUMENT... JUST TO SHOW YOU ALL THE WORLD RECORDS THAT MESSI HAS ACHIEVED THAT RONALDO IS NOT GOING TO EVER ACHIEVE, VISIT THE LINK BELOW AND YOU WILL CONFIRM THAT LIONEL MESSI, THE MOST HATED SUCCESSFULL AND LEGENDARY FOOTBALLER EVER TO PLAY THE GAME OF SOCCER IS STILL MILES AHEAD OF RONALDO... VISIT THE LINK BELOW messivsronaldo.net smh @haters of success especially @numero inooo |
Numero uuuno: i had to read that post three times before i could understand because of the mistake(Here instead of hear).Bros Nawa for you ooo, You don really take this issue personal. Na ordinary football na. Chai. From the history of your posts I can easily conclude that you HATE The already successfull and legendary footballer called Lionel Messi with utter passion from the depth of your Heart. You even went all the way to Call Messi an Ugly Midget, Chai, smh for some haters. If you call Messi Ugly, what will you call Taye Taiwo or Bance? Se.xy? Pelè Órè! |
Last season, Andres Iniesta won the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi looked on. The former looked grumpy (later there would be plenty of speculation in the Spanish media that he blamed his club for not "campaigning" on his behalf), the latter merely uncomfortable, staring down at his shoes with the sheepish grin of someone who would rather be anywhere else than decked out in a suit on the stage at Montecarlo’s Grimaldi Forum. Awards are only as significant as the folks who choose the winners, the criteria laid out by the organizers and how closely the electorate follows those criteria. Relative to the 500-plus who pick the FIFA Ballon d’Or winner, the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award has a smallish pool of voters: 53 journalists, one from each UEFA member nation. (Yes, even Andorra, San Marino and Liechtenstein; no the Vatican is not a UEFA member.) Unlike the Ballon d’Or -- whose criteria are deliberately fuzzy and is based on a calendar year -- UEFA’s award has defined criteria: it goes to the "best player" in Europe during the 2012-13 season. And, unlike the Ballon d’Or, it’s basically a two-round vote. Jurors vote for their top three picks, who receive points based on a 5-3-1 system. The top three vote-getters then go on a shortlist and, on the day of the award, the 53 jurors vote for one guy each. In practical terms, it’s arguably a fairer system. The "problem" is that sportswriters don’t like to follow the rules or, in this case, the criteria. You may feel that Franck Ribery was the most valuable player in Europe last season, that without him Bayern would never have won their Treble. Or you may feel that it’s only right to pick a guy from a team that won important silverware. Or you may just be tired by the hype machine that follows Ronaldo and Messi around everywhere they go, and yearn for a change. That’s all great. Those are all fine reasons to vote for somebody. But if you observe the criteria, you should only consider one thing: who was the best in 2012-13. Was it the guy who finished second in his domestic league and cup and took his team to the semi-finals of the Champions League, scoring 55 goals in 55 appearances in all competitions? Or perhaps it was the guy who helped his team win the league with a record-equalling number of points, also took his side to the semis in Europe’s biggest cup competition and notched an outrageous 60 goals in 49e games? For a plurality of the folks on the jury, the answer was "no". The answer was neither Ronaldo nor Messi. It was Ribery. There isn’t much point in reducing it to numbers, because his contribution goes beyond goals (but then, to be fair, so does Messi’s and Ronaldo’s), but if you want to go there, Ribery scored 11 goals last season while playing in 42 games. What Ribery did was play exceptionally well in key games last season, particularly in the Champions League knockout round. But you can make an argument that, last year, the contributions of Phillip Lahm, Manuel Neuer, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Arjen Robben (certainly in the final) were also critical to Bayern’s success. In some ways, we already saw this thinking last season, when Iniesta won it ahead of Messi and Ronaldo. Iniesta won the same silverware Messi did with Barcelona, but, on top of that, he was instrumental to Spain winning the Euros. Great season, reward for achievement. But nobody outside of his immediate family would suggest Iniesta was a "better player" than Ronaldo or Messi in 2011-12 which rather precludes him being "the best". Is it just semantics? Sure, maybe. But words do matter. Call it "Player of the Year". Or "Most Valuable Player". Or "Player-other-than-Lionel-or-Cristiano-who-we- want-to-recognize-otherwise-those-guys-will-win- every-award-between-them." Just don’t call it "Best Player in Europe in 2012-13". Because, simply put, he wasn’t. It’s not a knock on Ribery, it’s a knock on the award and those voting for it. What’s happening here is that we’ve taken the brilliance those two guys have displayed over the past few seasons and turned it into some kind of normality. Well, it’s not normal. This isn’t like when baseball moved out of the dead ball era and everybody started hitting home runs. The total number of goals being scored has remained constant. It’s just these two guys -- and these two guys alone -- who have started scoring in industrial quantities and doing it for years at a time. Ribery is an exceptional footballer on an outstanding team that deservedly broke records last year, losing just three games in all competitions. But it takes some mental acrobatics to say he’s the "best player" in Europe. culled from ESPN blog |
ENOUGH OF THIS ARGUMENT, RONALDO AND MESSI DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT YOU GUYS EXIST ON NAIRALAND. I AM A HUGE MESSI FAN, INFACT I USED TO CHAT WITH HIM ON FACEBOOK TWO YEARS AGO BEFORE HE DEACTIVATED HIS FACE BOOK ACCOUNT.AND FROM OUR CHAT I CAN TESTIFY TO HIS SIMPLICITY AND HUMILITY DESPITE HIS GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS. Anyway, I personally want Ronaldo To win the award this time around so that people will not say that Blatter is Dashing out the Award to Messi. I am sure that FIFA wants to favour Ronaldo To win it that was why for the first time in many years they extended the deadline after the Portugal match. But honestly, I noticed that many people just hate Messi with wholeheartedly passion. Has he done anything bad as a Person ? Or is it his fault that he is gifted with such rare kinda footballing talent. Or is it because of his Success and achievement in his Chosen career? Too many questions, Can somebody answer please? Check out the pictures below and appreciate what this young man has achieved. Something the while of Chelsea and Arsenal and Man Utd players are yet to achieve together as a team combined cummulatively lol
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The Nak.ed truth is that ASUU strike or no ASUU strike ,education system in Nigeria is in Shambles that is why our certificates are almost useless. No wonder employers say that our graduates are unemployable! I perfectly agree with that notion. Funny enough, when the ASUU strike is over and our students graduate, they will end up searching for non existent jobs for another 6 years after graduating. smh for Nigeria and its Nigerian Students. |
. ...I hope that they will all pay the $3,000 UK entry bond oooooooo. Chai, those guys go chop money die |
Mis Nairaland: .Babe, Send me your pin. I need it urgently! |
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charlesm91: to all haters out there, voting has been re-opened to be closed on 29th. so todays match will be added points for top performers. Cr7, ibra or ribery? Y'all know my guess.Hehehehe Why is FIFA trying to Favour Ronaldo by re opening the voting process that was initially closed. If this is how Messi had won it on four different occasions, all you die hard Messi haters will have been crying at every of his award! FIFA is a great DISSAPOINTMENT! |
Another means of embezzlement! Make we maintain the one way we don get already, we no fit maintain. . To maintain. the old stadia with maintainance fee na wahala, but to build new one with New money for federation accounts de easy.. Naija I hail una oooooooo. Anyways, incase they need sand, I de sell sand oooooooo. White Sand de, Yellow Sand de, Red Sand de, Crimpson Sand de, and even Pink Sand de...but dat one na him cost past o.. Incase de wan rent wheelbarrow nko? ermhn, I get like four dozens of wheel barrow, and each one is 12,500 naira per day ,at least me self go cup National Cake from the Stadium Allocation just like Amos Adamu did for COJA All African Games Abuja 2003 |
..he voted Didier Drogba last year. Yobo voted Messi last year |
When Nigeria is in the same group with Portugal in the world cup, Na Omeruo go keep am quiet sharperly |
Come 2022 our Golden eaglets will win the World cup on Asian soil! How many Likes fellow NIGERIANS! |
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ehehehe.. Religion For Sale.. Who go buy my own... I heard it sinceeeee... 19__ LOL
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NOBODY! SHIKENA! |
NOBODY! SHIKENA! |
NOBODY! SHIKENA! |
Hehehehe GEJ till world cup Qatar 2022 in Asian soil... The land of Goodluck and Victory for our Nigerian teams! Golden eaglets, Get Ready! |
Christianos: @ OP: What's your source? And where are the pictures?What kinda question is that? If you don't believe the story, You can either Google it, or you simply create your own topic and if not move on to the next topic.. Sauce kör, àtá ródó ní. |
OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS: Dear fellow Nigerians, How are you all doing? I know all is not well but i believe things will change for good in the nearest future. I would like to use this medium to point out a certain fact to all of us. Did you know that When a Nigerian National team scores a goal......Nigerians of all ethnicity and religion will jump up in jubilation and be screaming one word, one language in one voice "GOOAALLL!!!". That moment, we forget our ethnic & tribalistic sentiments wether it was scored by an Hausa, an Igbo or a Yoruba man. We love the feelings, we cherish the moments, we adore the players and we sing with one voice....."Up Super Eagles, Up Flying Eagles, Up Golden Eaglets and Up Green Eagles". When we talk about those games....we talk about "Nigeria" with one voice. We always wish Nigeria the best and support Nigeria with our great man power to go all out for the "Glory", for the interest of "One Nigeria". Nigeria can work, Nigeria can be a better place, Nigeria can move forward if the Hausa man can support the Yoruba man in government, if the Yoruba man can shun every ethnic sentiments and support the administration of the Igbo government. Look at the Golden Eaglets...the Hausa man [YAHAYA] passes the ball to the Igbo man [IHEANACHO] & the Igbo man tries and dribbles his way out of the huddles just to set up the Yoruba man [AWONIYI] to score the goal. That one goal that was fought for by the collective responsibility, hard work and contributions of all the ethnic Nationality for one common goal [interest] that will benefit, elevate and sky rocket this One Nation to a greater hight and achievement (s). We should learn from this... we are one Nigeria, and that one greater Nigeria will only be possible if we eschew this our habit of ethnic sentiments and religious bias. UP GOLDEN EAGLETS, UP UP UPPER # NIGERIA. PLEASE LIKE THIS PAGE IF YOU ARE A NIGERIAN! >>> www.facebook.com/WeAreNigerians |
OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS: Dear fellow Nigerians, How are you all doing? I know all is not well but i believe things will change for good in the nearest future. I would like to use this medium to point out a certain fact to all of us. Did you know that When a Nigerian National team scores a goal......Nigerians of all ethnicity and religion will jump up in jubilation and be screaming one word, one language in one voice "GOOAALLL!!!". That moment, we forget our ethnic & tribalistic sentiments wether it was scored by an Hausa, an Igbo or a Yoruba man. We love the feelings, we cherish the moments, we adore the players and we sing with one voice....."Up Super Eagles, Up Flying Eagles, Up Golden Eaglets and Up Green Eagles". When we talk about those games....we talk about "Nigeria" with one voice. We always wish Nigeria the best and support Nigeria with our great man power to go all out for the "Glory", for the interest of "One Nigeria". Nigeria can work, Nigeria can be a better place, Nigeria can move forward if the Hausa man can support the Yoruba man in government, if the Yoruba man can shun every ethnic sentiments and support the administration of the Igbo government. Look at the Golden Eaglets...the Hausa man [YAHAYA] passes the ball to the Igbo man [IHEANACHO] & the Igbo man tries and dribbles his way out of the huddles just to set up the Yoruba man [AWONIYI] to score the goal. That one goal that was fought for by the collective responsibility, hard work and contributions of all the ethnic Nationality for one common goal [interest] that will benefit, elevate and sky rocket this One Nation to a greater hight and achievement (s). We should learn from this... we are one Nigeria, and that one greater Nigeria will only be possible if we eschew this our habit of ethnic sentiments and religious bias. UP GOLDEN EAGLETS, UP UP UPPER # NIGERIA. PLEASE LIKE THIS PAGE IF YOU ARE A NIGERIAN! >>> www.facebook.com/WeAreNigerians |
OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS: Dear fellow Nigerians, How are you all doing? I know all is not well but i believe things will change for good in the nearest future. I would like to use this medium to point out a certain fact to all of us. Did you know that When a Nigerian National team scores a goal......Nigerians of all ethnicity and religion will jump up in jubilation and be screaming one word, one language in one voice "GOOAALLL!!!". That moment, we forget our ethnic & tribalistic sentiments wether it was scored by an Hausa, an Igbo or a Yoruba man. We love the feelings, we cherish the moments, we adore the players and we sing with one voice....."Up Super Eagles, Up Flying Eagles, Up Golden Eaglets and Up Green Eagles". When we talk about those games....we talk about "Nigeria" with one voice. We always wish Nigeria the best and support Nigeria with our great man power to go all out for the "Glory", for the interest of "One Nigeria". Nigeria can work, Nigeria can be a better place, Nigeria can move forward if the Hausa man can support the Yoruba man in government, if the Yoruba man can shun every ethnic sentiments and support the administration of the Igbo government. Look at the Golden Eaglets...the Hausa man [YAHAYA] passes the ball to the Igbo man [IHEANACHO] & the Igbo man tries and dribbles his way out of the huddles just to set up the Yoruba man [AWONIYI] to score the goal. That one goal that was fought for by the collective responsibility, hard work and contributions of all the ethnic Nationality for one common goal [interest] that will benefit, elevate and sky rocket this One Nation to a greater hight and achievement (s). We should learn from this... we are one Nigeria, and that one greater Nigeria will only be possible if we eschew this our habit of ethnic sentiments and religious bias. UP GOLDEN EAGLETS, UP UP UPPER # NIGERIA. PLEASE LIKE THIS PAGE IF YOU ARE A NIGERIAN! >>> www.facebook.com/WeAreNigerians |
OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS: Dear fellow Nigerians, How are you all doing? I know all is not well but i believe things will change for good in the nearest future. I would like to use this medium to point out a certain fact to all of us. Did you know that When a Nigerian National team scores a goal......Nigerians of all ethnicity and religion will jump up in jubilation and be screaming one word, one language in one voice "GOOAALLL!!!". That moment, we forget our ethnic & tribalistic sentiments wether it was scored by an Hausa, an Igbo or a Yoruba man. We love the feelings, we cherish the moments, we adore the players and we sing with one voice....."Up Super Eagles, Up Flying Eagles, Up Golden Eaglets and Up Green Eagles". When we talk about those games....we talk about "Nigeria" with one voice. We always wish Nigeria the best and support Nigeria with our great man power to go all out for the "Glory", for the interest of "One Nigeria". Nigeria can work, Nigeria can be a better place, Nigeria can move forward if the Hausa man can support the Yoruba man in government, if the Yoruba man can shun every ethnic sentiments and support the administration of the Igbo government. Look at the Golden Eaglets...the Hausa man [YAHAYA] passes the ball to the Igbo man [IHEANACHO] & the Igbo man tries and dribbles his way out of the huddles just to set up the Yoruba man [AWONIYI] to score the goal. That one goal that was fought for by the collective responsibility, hard work and contributions of all the ethnic Nationality for one common goal [interest] that will benefit, elevate and sky rocket this One Nation to a greater hight and achievement (s). We should learn from this... we are one Nigeria, and that one greater Nigeria will only be possible if we eschew this our habit of ethnic sentiments and religious bias. UP GOLDEN EAGLETS, UP UP UPPER # NIGERIA. PLEASE LIKE THIS PAGE IF YOU ARE A NIGERIAN! >>> www.facebook.com/WeAreNigerians |
