Twitter Reactions To Ronaldo's Red Card Booking

-
Everything you need to live well
It was not a pleasant day for Christiano Ronaldo during the football match between Juventus and Valencia. In the 29th minute into the first half of the game, he was booked a red card.
That moment was eventful for everyone that witnessed, spectators screamed, camera crew scrambled to catch every moment, and Ronaldo himself showed a myriad of emotion, there came shock, then frustration before he burst out in tears. It was intense coming from a player that is naturally emotional.
Ronaldo is one of the contenders for the 2018 Fifa Best Award and the booking means that he will not play 2 subsequent games in the season. But despite the Juventus team playing 10 against 11, they still won the game against Valencia.
Fans who saw the match are expressing their views via Twitter.

Comments

Post a Comment

Comment here

Popular posts from this blog

The Origin And Meaning Of Rag Day In Nigerian Universities- Tasued Rag Day fixed

-
Image
To all student of Tai Solarin University of Education... The Rag Day is on the 28th of this month, 28/05/19! The ticket which will serve as your Identity on that very day, and which will also help to prevent any such of Embarrassment!    Is Out on Sales for just the sum of ₦100    For tickets:- Available to all GG of each colleges....; Also available at the Union building.. Get your ticket at your doorstep:- * Union Building; and * GG of each Colleges Make sure you get your ticket for the Rag Day, it Monumental.... Note:- You can't go for the Rag Day without the ticket! Do most student know how rag day came to be?  The origin of the word “Rag” according to the Oxford English Dictionary is “an act of ragging; especially, an extensive display of noisy disorderly conduct carried on in defiance of authority or discipline” . Much more recently, monetary donations have been integrated into this activity. Rag Day displays have seen...
Read more

FG targets N6bn from concessioning of 20 silos

-
Image
ABUJA—THE Federal Government, yesterday, approved the concession of 20 Federal Government silos to private sector operators in a policy that will rake in N6 billion in 10 years. Buhari Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, disclosed this while briefing State House correspondents after the Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chamber, Presidential Villa, Abuja. Ogbeh said the Federal Government will retain six of the silos in its efforts to guarantee food security. According to him, “the Federal Government currently has 33 of such silos, each with a capacity of 1,360,000 metric tones. We are concessioning 20 for now and we hope to retain six.” He disclosed that the silos were being concessioned to some private sector operators with capacity to grow agric produce for exports. He said: “Today we presented a memo to council seeking to concession the silos, which have been built in differ...
Read more