ronaldo

The first, Ronaldo Nazario de Lima, started his the career known as Ronaldinho, but droped soon later to just Ronaldo.

While not strictly PC, in euro footbal circles we split the three into Fat Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Ronaldo (Christinao Ronaldo).

Even if Real Madrid and Manchester United show up, Ronaldo and Rooney are getting innings not stoppage time.

Fat Ronaldo because he got fat when he retired, Ronaldinho because thats what his shirt said when he played for FC Barcelona, and just Ronaldo (Christiano Ronaldo), because he is the current one.

For instance, many people thought Ricardo Quaresma and Cristiano Ronaldo had similar amounts of natural talent as young players, but Quaresma wasn't as determined as Ronaldo to become the greatest player in the world.

The fouls on Messis would be considered too gentle for Ronaldo (not C.

Just a curiosity: the word Ronaldo appears 27 times in the article.

Top footballers range from Messi to Ronaldo to Cech.

The same cannot be said of football, where it's absolutely incredible how players like Messi and Ronaldo can play 60+ matches per year at such a high level, consistently.

- the best place person without a African heritige is Ronaldo Da Costa at 57.

For example, soccer players earn quite a lot (my compatriot Ronaldo earns about $80M/year) and I don't really see much resentment, while a lawyer might earn $300k/y and have people hate him/her.

It would be interesting to see how well the statistical advantages for Messi and Ronaldo hold up in matches which are relatively even contests (internationals, late stage Champions League and El Clasico) as opposed to their clubs' routine thrashings of weaker La Liga teams.

Despite being Cristiano Ronaldo, we sometimes short to just Ronaldo since it's the "relevant" one today.

For me it's difficult to get who people are talking about when they mention "Ronaldo".

Just like most of us have not played football with a "Ronaldo-level" player.

In every generation there seems to be a person called "Ronaldo".

Tim Cook will positively influence many, but not as many as say, Michael Jordan or Christiano Ronaldo.

For the following 3 years Real didn't win anything, even though they had Zidane, Ronaldo, Figo and Beckham among others.

Lots of kids spend hours and hours kicking footbals, few become the next Ronaldo, Messi, Beckham...