View Full Version : Cristiano Ronaldo scores a goal!
GringoTex
19 Nov 2003, 03:31 PM
We should have never doubted Fergie.
http://www.football365.com/All_News/Breaking_News/story_90571.shtml
decobraziliant
20 Nov 2003, 11:34 AM
That's right Ronaldo was the best player on the field!! this is against players his own age!! he was dribbling all over the field he even hit the post in extra time!! he even got a perfect 10 rating for that game!!
blackadder
20 Nov 2003, 03:18 PM
Whaddya mean "we," kemo sabe?
simonc
20 Nov 2003, 05:18 PM
Unfortunately he and Postiga failed to take a dope test. Here we go again.
bigtoga
20 Nov 2003, 08:51 PM
Originally posted by simonc
Unfortunately he and Postiga failed to take a dope test. Here we go again. You have got to be (*&^ting me? I can't find this anywhere. Have a link?
Ferris
21 Nov 2003, 12:49 AM
What I heard is that France is accusing the Portugal under 21's of not taking a drug test after their most recent game....of course France lost to Portugal in that game :rolleyes: and we all know the French are unbiased in these sorts of things.
Motterman
21 Nov 2003, 09:37 AM
Originally posted by Ferris Beuler
What I heard is that France is accusing the Portugal under 21's of not taking a drug test after their most recent game....of course France lost to Portugal in that game :rolleyes: and we all know the French are unbiased in these sorts of things.
Just a smal point of clarification, the Portugese Federation refused to subject any of their players to the dope test by the French officials. C-Ron and Postiga aren't the ones who refused, it was their Federation.
From Rednews.co.uk:
The Portuguese argued that the French were outside their jurisdiction by asking for samples from their players. Uefa have also said that they did not recognise the proposed tests. The French Ministry of Sport may now take the matter up with Fifa.'
fcamaro
25 Nov 2003, 08:59 AM
The full Portuguese F. version is :
5 minutes before the end of the match the french anounced they wanted a drug test. The Portuguese accepted under the condition that samples would be taken by the UEFA oficial to UEFA headquarters (thus not giving the french full control over the test). The UEFA oficial refused the request and so after much delay the Portuguese team left the stadium.
There is a problem with the French law however, that prohibits all drug testing refusals ( no matter what is the reason). So although FIFA might agree with the Portuguese position, a french court might not.
Who knows how it will finish.
Ronaldo did have a fantastic game though.
Francisco
bigtoga
25 Nov 2003, 09:01 AM
Thanks for the clarity, guys. And welcome to BS, Francisco :)