Cristiano Ronaldo is infuriated and can’t take anymore of the attacks from which he and Real Madrid have been suffering. Ronaldo is asking for haters to be fined for the love of football.
The Portuguese winger suffered an embarrassing 1-0 defeat away to Osasuna on Sunday which came as a huge blow to Real Madrid’s La Liga title hopes. That match was marked by as much as 8 yellow cards for the hosts who committed 24 fouls in the space of 90 minutes.
For Cristiano Ronaldo, the game was another annoying encounter with a provoking atmosphere. This only added more frustration to his barren night. In the aftermath of Real Madrid’s defeat to Osasuna, Ronaldo made a public protest as he spoke to Spanish media Marca, saying:
“Constant kicks, more balls than what is normally allowed on the pitch... No, it’s unacceptable for a football match to become a naval battle.
“What happened during the match is not good for children or people who enjoy the beauty of football. I hate it!
“The other day at Sevilla, they were about to break Iker’s head [with a bottle]. These actions should be fined.”
Will Cristiano Ronaldo’s call attract the attention of football’s powerful law-makers? The Real Madrid star has been the victim of laser treatment a number of times already, with the latest incident occurring against Atletico Madrid in the Copa del Rey in January.
Last year, Cristiano Ronaldo was also subject to death threats in Osasuna. So what else should happen before hostile behaviour gets severely punished by FIFA?
For Cristiano Ronaldo, the game was another annoying encounter with a provoking atmosphere. This only added more frustration to his barren night. In the aftermath of Real Madrid’s defeat to Osasuna, Ronaldo made a public protest as he spoke to Spanish media Marca, saying:
“Constant kicks, more balls than what is normally allowed on the pitch... No, it’s unacceptable for a football match to become a naval battle.
“What happened during the match is not good for children or people who enjoy the beauty of football. I hate it!
“The other day at Sevilla, they were about to break Iker’s head [with a bottle]. These actions should be fined.”
Will Cristiano Ronaldo’s call attract the attention of football’s powerful law-makers? The Real Madrid star has been the victim of laser treatment a number of times already, with the latest incident occurring against Atletico Madrid in the Copa del Rey in January.
Last year, Cristiano Ronaldo was also subject to death threats in Osasuna. So what else should happen before hostile behaviour gets severely punished by FIFA?
