@agoodman_heis Merit and Race are two very different words. What has race got to do with this? Stop embarrassing us. Oh wait, its not all of 'us' that run around with this rhetoric and victim mentality.
@FutbolMuu For you guys with absolute zero football sense and knowledge, if he was on the sideline outside the boundaries of the game, play will go on meaning his team is 10 men down and the game doesnt have to be stopped. Thats tactical and part of the game
@REALSGLL@NoodleHairCR7 Because CR7 is occupying that space for growth and other players to be involved. The Portugal team is largely handicapped by CR7 presently. Ask spain. Messi's Argentina were a bunch of young average players. Bigger names gave way passing the touch to younger players
@NoodleHairCR7 Because he is not a leader that inspires. He mainly thinks about himself and they can see through it like laser lights through smoke. Stepping up for someone when needed is because a person believes that someone is also looking out for them, believes in them and leads by example.
@FutDope How did the officials and officiating allow this? If it was any other player on the sidelines jumping around and not the coach they'd be told to sit down or given a yellow by the referee. Yet his fans will say why always him lol