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By *ub23 OP   Man
over a year ago

wandering

What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago

The pub then supermacs ...

Pretty much true

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due "

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly "

I think You will find its Danny McGrain

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly

I think You will find its Danny McGrain

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Jesus haven't heard that name for a while , great defender

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly

I think You will find its Danny McGrain

Jesus haven't heard that name for a while , great defender "

The Best

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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago

The pub then supermacs ...


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly

I think You will find its Danny McGrain

Jesus haven't heard that name for a while , great defender "

Did he play for Celtic ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What a c**t what a player and athlete all the same credit were it’s due

He is probably the GOAT

Over Maradona possibly

I think You will find its Danny McGrain

Jesus haven't heard that name for a while , great defender

Did he play for Celtic ?"

I think You might be right, hold on Ill check

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!"

Whilst I stick by my original view , that is a very impressive way to argue a point

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!"

Absolutely nothing to do with Ronaldo but it's great to see you in the forums

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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago

South Dublin Area


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!"
Magnificent post dude

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By *uriousVoyeurMan
over a year ago

Northside

As a Utd fan,I love him! As an Ireland fan,he's a prick!! As an athlete,he's unfuckingbelievable!

What he does at that level,at his age is amazing! I love him! The BOLLOX!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As a Utd fan,I love him! As an Ireland fan,he's a prick!! As an athlete,he's unfuckingbelievable!

What he does at that level,at his age is amazing! I love him! The BOLLOX!!!! "

As a liverpool fan it's in my nature to loathe every united / ex united player. But I'll admit I used to love watching Beckham play and think Ronaldo is flooping awesome. Just hope he wont win much at united

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By *rive for 5Man
over a year ago

NORTH DUBLIN

Should of meen sent off its a fucking joke

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By *ightlight69Couple
over a year ago

Limerick


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!"

Imagine how good Maradona could of been if he had Ronaldos drive

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!"

That section on Maradona is essentially what I said in a similar post in the lounge but I doff my cap, you've put it better.

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!

Imagine how good Maradona could of been if he had Ronaldos drive "

He'd have been unarguably the best of all time but another hypothetical is imagine the Brazilian Ronaldo without the two career threatening injuries, he may well now be lauded as the best there ever was.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He's no Paul McShane

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By *ianca_GiadaTV/TS
over a year ago

Dublin

Maybe , shamaybe

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout

It's mad that Ronaldo is forever competing against Messi according to the public. I've always been of a mind it's better to enjoy the two.

If I were to make any comparison it'd be excluding the Balon D'or which is basically a popularity contest.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Excellent post on Maradona and completely agree.

I think Ronaldo is by far one of the hardest working professional sportspeople on the planet. His work outdoes his talent which he also has an abundance of. Unbelievably good signing by UTD, didn't think they'd fork out his wages to be honest!

But for me I still think Messi beats him, personal opinion of course. We're lucky to be able to see these two on the big stage for the last 10 to 15 years, unbelievable!!

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By *ubcouple99Couple
over a year ago

dublin


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!Magnificent post dude "
what Pete said

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I thought the Irish goal keeper deserved a mention in fairness. He saved that penalty to deny Ronaldo a new world record ... that was gold !! Ronaldo wasn't happy

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By *andsome HandMan
over a year ago

roundabout


"I thought the Irish goal keeper deserved a mention in fairness. He saved that penalty to deny Ronaldo a new world record ... that was gold !! Ronaldo wasn't happy"

I agree, Ronaldo didn't miss the keeper made a great save.

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By *ant111Man
over a year ago

Dublin 6

I think its fair to say the guy is a genius..welcome back ronnie

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!

Imagine how good Maradona could of been if he had Ronaldos drive "

Or had Sir Alex Ferguson as a manager, he would've looked after Maradona like he looked after so many other players the way he did to protect them from the pitfalls .

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!

Imagine how good Maradona could of been if he had Ronaldos drive

Or had Sir Alex Ferguson as a manager, he would've looked after Maradona like he looked after so many other players the way he did to protect them from the pitfalls ."

Actually fergie might Have sold him like he with McGrath. Discipline was massive for him.

I think Ronaldo’s dedication shouldn’t be seen as a minus compared to Maradonna’s romanticised but flawed genius. He might be below maradonna’s level in terms of baseline but he elevated Himself with years and years of hard work to GOAT status in my opinion

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By *aughty_Smooth_OperatorMan
over a year ago

Birmingham

His finally back home can't wait to see him play is first game at Old Trafford

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"He is a phenomenal player for sure, his conditioning, fitness and ability to maintain competitiveness into his mid 30s is amazing...very few players can stay on that level for more than 3-5 years. Ronaldo has basically done this for 15 years straight give or take.....insane.

That said 'in my view' Maradona was a more innately talented, played in a much tougher, rougher era (borderline blood sport at times) and more than any player before or since drove his team to world cup victory. And 4 years later almost got them there again despite being a degenerate junkie. The guy was a magician...he also dragged a non entity Napoli to 2 league titles. Different eras for sure but some of the shit he accomplished was straight up alchemy!

Imagine how good Maradona could of been if he had Ronaldos drive

Or had Sir Alex Ferguson as a manager, he would've looked after Maradona like he looked after so many other players the way he did to protect them from the pitfalls .

Actually fergie might Have sold him like he with McGrath. Discipline was massive for him.

I think Ronaldo’s dedication shouldn’t be seen as a minus compared to Maradonna’s romanticised but flawed genius. He might be below maradonna’s level in terms of baseline but he elevated Himself with years and years of hard work to GOAT status in my opinion "

Not if Maradona arrived at the same age as Ronaldo, Paul McGrath was already an established player at that time, Fergie would have made him realise what he'd lose out on if he didn't stay on the straigt and Narrow to a very extent.

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