According to coach Mano Menezes, ronaldo was released from training to resolve some personal issues. However, the coach has confirmed that Ronaldo will play on Sunday.
“He had family problems and if unable to resolve by noon or thereabouts he will do the training in the afternoon. Either way he will play,” said Menezes.
Mano and the board of the Corinthians did not want to go into more detail about the absence of the phenomenon.
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I hope nothing worse happened.
I just saw an interview of Zidane on CNN World Sport and he was saying again Ronaldo is the best he ever played with and against,because of his way of playing and especially because of the things he did in training which were amazing.He said every day it was something new from Ronaldo,he did things with the ball he couldn’t believe. He also said Ronaldo is the best and will always be the no.1!
He was also asked about the worst situation in his career and he said (surely) the end of his career (headbutting Materazzi).
http://veja.abril.com.br/agencias/ae/esporte/detail/2009-11-27-613503.shtml
This article says Adriano will probably miss the match against Corinthians because of an infection.
They say it’s an infection in his foot and it didn’t heal until today so he won’t play Sunday.
lol thats probably the biggest possible match adriano could miss….
Flamengo will just have to support R9 instead
Let me also say this……
In that video, on 06/07/2009 ronaldo looks SLIMMER than in 10/11/2009.
R9 was getting into good shape before he broke his hand damnit….
the video nameless is talking about http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/11/24/zindine.zidane.interview/index.html listen at 11:10 in the video. fenomeno!
by the way what is ronaldo saying in the video, lol.i wish i knew portuguese. they don’t teach it at my school
i just looked at the video. when the question was asked, Zidane answered ” without hesitation, RONALDO is the best.” that moment was just great, and it goes to show the people who love and respect RONALDO.
R9
oh btw, i think R9 should go back to the VAPORS… he made those things famous
such beautiful things to say zizou. thank you and respect, one of the best players to ever grace the game. what an honor to be talked about like that by the french maestro himself. almost brought tears to my eyes
hahahaha it was so funny zidanes reaction…he repeated WHY? as if the guy was asking a very dumb question….lol
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/11/24/zindine.zidane.interview/index.html
i feel you Zox… it got to me too
Same here!
nice words zox.
World Player of the Year – Top 10
1996 (120 votes)
1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 329 pts
2. George WEAH (Liberia) 140
3. Alan SHEARER (England) 123
4. Matthias SAMMER (Germany) 109
5. Jürgen KLINSMANN (Germany) 54
6. Nwankwo KANU (Nigeria) 32
7. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 25
8. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 24
9. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 19
10. ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 13
1997 (121 votes)
1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 480 pts
2. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 85
3. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 62
Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 62
5. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 51
6. Alessandro DEL PIERO (Italy) 27
7. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 20
8. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 16
Alan SHEARER (England) 16
10. LEONARDO Nascimento de Araujo (Brazil) 14
Peter SCHMEICHEL (Denmark) 14
1998 (132 votes)
1. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 518 pts
2. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 164
3. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 108
4. Michael OWEN (England) 43
5. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 40
6. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 37
7. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 33
8. Edgar DAVIDS (Netherlands) 26
9. Marcel DESAILLY (France) 23
10. Lilian THURAM (France
2002 (147 votes)
1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 387 pts
2. Oliver KAHN (Germany) 171
3. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 148
4. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 114
5. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 92
6. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 90
7. Michael BALLACK (Germany) 82
8. David BECKHAM (England) 51
9. Thierry HENRY (France) 38
10. Michael OWEN (England) 34
2003 (142 votes)
1. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 264 pts
2. Thierry HENRY (France) 186
3. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 176
4. Pavel NEDVED (Czech Republic) 158
5. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 105
6. Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ (Netherlands) 86
7. David BECKHAM (England) 74
8. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 39
9. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 37
10. Andrei SHEVCHENKO
2004 (302 votes: 157 coaches / 145 captains)
1. Ronaldo de Assis “RONALDINHO” (Brazil) 620 pts
2. Thierry HENRY (France) 552
3. Andriy SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 253
4. Pavel NEDVED (Czech Republic) 178
5. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 150
6. ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) 98
7. Anderson Luis de Sousa “DECO” (Portugal) 96
RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 96
9. Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ (Netherlands) 67
10. Ricardo Izecson Santos “KAKA” (Brazil) 64
Wayne ROONEY (England)
2005 (301 votes: 156 coaches / 145 captains)
1. Ronaldo de Assis “RONALDINHO” (Brazil) 956 pts
2. Frank LAMPARD (England) 306
3. Samuel ETO’O (Cameroon) 190
4. Thierry HENRY (France) 172
5. ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) 170
6. Andriy SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 153
7. Steven GERRARD (England) 131
8. Ricardo Izecson Santos “KAKA” (Brazil) 101
9. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 76
10. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 65
2006 (330 votes: 165 coaches / 165 captains)
1. Fabio CANNAVARO (Italy) 498 pts
2. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 454
3. Ronaldo de Assis “RONALDINHO” (Brazil) 380
4. Thierry HENRY (France) 317
5. Samuel ETO’O (Cameroon) 300
6. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 150
7. Ricardo Izecson Santos “KAKA” (Brazil) 139
8. Gianluigi BUFFON (Italy) 118
9. Andrea PIRLO (Italy) 86
10. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 69
2007 (– votes: — coaches / — captains)
1. Ricardo Izecson Santos “KAKÁ” (Brazil) 1047 pts
2. Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 504
3. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 426
4. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 209
5. Ronaldo de Assis “RONALDINHO” (Brazil) 109
6. Steven GERRARD (England) 68
7. Andrea PIRLO (Italy) 57
8. Thierry HENRY (France) 54
9. Fabio CANNAVARO (Italy) 47
10. Gianluigi BUFFON (Italy) 31
2008 (310 votes: 155 coaches / 155 captains)
1. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 935 pts
2. Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 678
3. Fernando TORRES (Spain) 203
4. Ricardo Izecson Santos “KAKÁ” (Brazil) 183
5. Xavier Hernández “XAVI” (Spain) 155
6. Steven GERRARD (England) 98
7. Samuel ETO’O (Cameroon) 58
8. Iker CASILLAS (Spain) 49
9. Andrés INIESTA (Spain) 37
David VILLA (Spain)
FIFA World Cup Golden Ball Awards
Since the 1978 World Cup, journalists select the best player of the tournament
who receives the “Golden Ball”; a “Silver Ball” is given to the runner-up and
a “Bronze Ball” for the third placed.
YEAR WINNER (Country)
1978 KEMPES (Argentina)
1982 Paolo ROSSI (Italy)
1986 Diego MARADONA (Argentina)
1990 Salvatore SCHILLACI (Italy)
1994 ROMÁRIO da Souza Faria (Brazil)
1998 RONALDO Luiz Nazário de Lima (Brazil)
2002 Oliver KAHN (Germany)
2006 Zinedine ZIDANE (France)
WINS BY PLAYER
1 Kahn, Kempes, Maradona, Romário, Ronaldo, Rossi, Schillaci, Zidane
WINS BY COUNTRY
2 Argentina, Italy, Brazil
1 Germany, France
PALMARES
YEAR GOLDEN BALL SILVER BALL BRONZE BALL
1978 Mario KEMPES (Arg) Paolo ROSSI (Ita) DIRCEU José Guimarães (Bra)
1982 Paolo ROSSI (Ita) Paulo Roberto FALCÃO (Bra) Karl-Heinz RUMMENIGGE (Ger)
1986 Diego MARADONA (Arg) Harald SCHUMACHER (Ger) Preben ELKJÆR-LARSEN (Den)
1990 Salvatore SCHILLACI (Ita) Lothar MATTHÄUS (Ger) Diego MARADONA (Arg)
1994 ROMÁRIO da Souza Faria (Bra) Roberto BAGGIO (Ita) Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bul)
1998 RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Bra) Davor SUKER (Hrv) Lilian THURAM (Fra)
2002 Oliver KAHN (Ger) RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Bra) HONG Myung Bo (Kor)
2006 Zinedine ZIDANE (Fra) Fabio CANNAVARO (Ita) Andrea PIRLO (Ita)
Players’ All-time ranking by places
1 2 3
Ronaldo Luiz Nazário de Lima 1 1
Paolo Rossi 1 1
Diego Maradona 1 1
Oliver Kahn 1
Mario Kempes 1
Romário da Souza Faria 1
Salvatore Schillaci 1
Zinedine Zidane 1
Roberto Baggio 1
Fabio Cannavaro 1
Paulo Roberto Falcão 1
Lothar Matthäus 1
Harald Schumacher 1
Davor Suker 1
Dirceu José Guimarães 1
Preben Elkjær-Larsen 1
Hong Myung-Bo 1
Andrea Pirlo 1
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 1
Hristo Stoitchkov 1
Lilian Thuram 1
one thing this video does show is that he really hasn’t lost any weight since he started playing, in the latest video his head looks the biggest also with a double chin, though his stamina is probably better, it does baffle me as it probably does with most of us. it also worries me because dunga has an easy and good excsuse not to take ronaldo if he is visibly overweight. he said he will not make the same mistake of wc 2006, by this he must mean not taking an overweight ronaldo..
arnoronie,thanks for the statistics.Can you please explain the “Players’ All-time ranking by places”.I didn’t understand this statistic really.
they ranked them according to who won more balls than other and its ronaldo who won the golden balll in 1998 and silverball in 2002,,,
Thanks.