Video showing Ronaldo winking? Anyone got it?

By .Gavin
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Not sore losers at all, Ronaldo got Rooney sent off and winked about it when he did, we held our own for 60 mins with only 10 men. Portugal sucks.

Yeah, we suck. That's why we're in the semi finals.

"Cheaters and divers and bla bla bla"

Suck it up guys! You guys lost and that's the end of it. Take it like a man. Only you brits to do such a comotion and whining about losing. Have you seen any other country crying and whining as much as you guys are?

This time it was because of Rooney being sent off. What was the excuse in Euro 2004?

Grow up you babies.

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Bobster

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Yeah, we suck. That's why we're in the semi finals.

"Cheaters and divers and bla bla bla"

Suck it up guys! You guys lost and that's the end of it. Take it like a man. Only you brits to do such a comotion and whining about losing. Have you seen any other country crying and whining as much as you guys are?

This time it was because of Rooney being sent off. What was the excuse in Euro 2004?

Grow up you babies.

Shut up.

Ronaldo is a dirty cheating monkey look-a-like. Deal with it.

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PT 13

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What's the problem of him winking? :|

Rooney got kicked off because he "crushed" R. Carvalho's (I think it was him) nuts :\

I don't agree with a red card, maybe a yellow would be better for that but the referee choose to give a red card straight away, that's his choice

Just face it you lost, nothig you can do now, and good luck next time

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really dont get the number of people that think he stamped on the guys nuts, seriously look at the video of it, its the natural place the foot would go down to keep balence. it was the 2 portuguese playes foulding rooney that caused it. if it had been intentional do you no think the guy would be in a touch more agony than he was? he didnt even need treatment and was up as soon as teh card was given. a ball hits a player there and theyre out for a couple mins getting treatment... a ball hitting or a foot stamping... i know which i think would be the more painful.

so the only thing the card could have been for is the push which yes deserved a yellow, but seriously a red for that little push is a little harsh. especially since a headbut only gets a yellow

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Malisk

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Just face it you lost, nothig you can do now, and good luck next time

I agree; some people here need to take their loss like men, not children. I can see no reason Rooney should *not* be sent off after what he did. Unfortunately, his powers on the field in aggressivity and intensity is also his weakness.

And as KoL said, it was also about the push. I saw no-one pushing Rooney before that, and that's a big no-no. Verbal stuff and "winks" happen all the time, but the line is drawn at physical aggressivity. That's also why the ref didn't do anything big before that. The reasoning, which I agree with, seemed to be "OK, Rooney, enough is enough".

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samriley

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just out of interest what do you think he did baring in mind that he did not stamp on the players nuts? and the pus was hardly a red card offence. you can watch the replay to check that. most commentators from around the world nor the fifa officials could work out why the red had been given so if you know something they dont... please share

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