Cristiano Ronaldo feels persecuted in international competitions
In the latest news, whining Real Madrid and Portugal star, Cristiano Ronaldo, has spoken against the unfair treatment he receives while away on international duty.
Cristiano Ronaldo feels that he is being physically assaulted. The question of verbal abuse is an act of the past when rivals tried to destabilize him with chants and insults.
According to the player, the Line has been crossed, reaching physical altercations, something that he is not willing to consent anymore.
He is now looking to approach European footballs governing body, UEFA to take matters in their own hands and do something about the treatment he has received.
Ronaldo wants either Real Madrid or the Portuguese FA to raise the question after Euro 2012’s first leg play-off match in Bosnia.
It is not the first time that a fan has tried to damage the eyes of a player with a laser pointer. But in Bosnia there were no limits.
There was not a single fan who could be attributed to such hindrance of play, however, when a group of individuals have such a weapon, it becomes a different question altogether.
Ronaldo was clearly annoyed with the laser pointers and reiterated that the intention of rival fans was to blind him. Pointers with different power and intensity can have a deadly affect and the former Manchester United winger is well in his right to complain
The response from Bosnian fans comes after the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Portugal-c2984 captain responded to chants with a raised middle finger.
Nevertheless, the reaction does not justify actions of fans, and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ronaldo-c31734 is beginning to get sick and tired of his situation. It is not the first time this season that he has been treated in such a manner
The bad behaviour form rival fans started for the 26-year old in earlier international matches, the fixture against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Cyprus-c2881 being the highlight. Ronaldo reacted badly then and heckling by fans has escalated since then.
“Messi? The fans who sing these things to me are abnormal. I know it is not the whole stadium and it isn’t something that worries me. Anyway, those people who like football like to see http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Cristiano-Ronaldo-c9629 play.”
Real Madrid ace’s only response has been to UEFA, a plea to find a way so that such instruments are not allowed to proliferate stadiums.
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