Ronaldo is a True Phenomenon
I was looking at Bob’s post (Who are the World Cup XI Forwards?) thinking that I would be the only voter for Ronaldo, but even under heavy criticism from Real Madrid’s fans and from the press I saw other people choosing him to their side. After his phoenix-like return in the 2002 World Cup, we can expect anything from him. Now there is an article in the SI site about him that is totally worth reading. After so much badmouthing from Platini and other world-class footballers, he got this nice article pointing out his career achievements, like the fact that he played for Brazil 97 matches, and lost only eight. I think I heard some jaws hitting the ground…
Ronaldo is in Parreira’s group to the World Cup, that’s for sure. Nobody ever considered replacing him here in Brazil. We trust Parreira and Zagallo, in the first place, and we trust Ronaldo as well. He already said: “I’ve been faced with tough challenges my entire career, but now I know that I’m strong enough to overcome them. I’m certain that I’ll be well prepared for the World Cup”. To his critics, we’ll ‘read’ his response on the green field.
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Lupa
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http://ecuador.worldcupblog.org/ Trent
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celo
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http://brazil.worldcupblog.org Euler
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shahid
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juan
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Futahaguro
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http://brazil.worldcupblog.org Euler
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Soze
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http://netherlands.worldcupblog.org Mike
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http://brazil.worldcupblog.org Euler
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Fabian

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