ronaldo picks up knee injury

[milad]

3rd time. he probably cried because he knew it was the same injury. its over.

http://goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=584861

[Suprah]

[chuck bass]

****

[Mr Pouya]

i think his time is over now

[Obteene]

DAMMIT! i thought u mean chrisitiano Ronaldo. that wouldve made my day.

[PersianMadrid7]

DAMMIT! i thought u mean chrisitiano Ronaldo. that wouldve made my day.

I know, now I feel the opposite.

[persian boy]

DAMMIT! i thought u mean chrisitiano Ronaldo. that wouldve made my day.

omg same

[milad]

confirmed.

http://goal.com/en-US/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=584933

[PFS]

The Greatest Player of our Generation has Left the sport


im really sad he was an idol for me when i played soccer. i copied his evey move

[Arian]

thats it i knew it would happen again

[Sherwin]

DAMMIT! i thought u mean chrisitiano Ronaldo. that wouldve made my day.

I know man wrong Ronaldo. Personally if I were a coach I woudl send a sub as a "GOON" to take C Ronaldo out of commission.

[khabalood]

A sad day in football indeed. I hope he can return to football.

[Sherwin]

A sad day in football indeed. I hope he can return to football.

Me too man but even if he does return, the dude will probably never be 100% again. Again this is a very sad day indeed.

[milad]

its really a shame to see injuries stop the best striker of our generation.
heres a look back at his amazing career.
summary:


his best goal:

all world cup goals:

best performances:
hat trick against manchester united:

brazil vs barcelona:

hat trick against argentina:

goodbye to the phenomenon. my favourite player of all time. no one can replace him.

[Club monaco]

The patellar tendon runs from the bottom of the femur (thighbone), across the kneecap and attaches to the top of the tibia (shinbone). It secures the kneecap in place and gives range of motion to the lower half of the leg. A rupture of the patellar tendon severs the tendon, generally just below the knee, causing the kneecap to retract up towards the thigh and making movement of the lower leg impossible - it can't be either bent or lifted. Surgery is required to rebuild the tendon, sometimes using metal wires. And no, I'm not a doctor, I've had this injury 5 times myself (don't ask!) so I really do sympathise with the guy.