Cristiano Ronaldo On Rejection Of Ban Appeal: "Injustices Will Never Bring Me Down"
Photo credit: Alex Caparros/ [object Object] Cristiano Ronaldo seems to think that everything bad that happens to Cristiano Ronaldo is proof of a vast worldwide conspiracy to besmirch the reputation of Cristiano Ronaldo. This explains why he would describe the Spanish tax authorities seeking to collect on some €15 million they believe he may have defrauded from them as “persecution,” and why he would consider a five-match suspension for shoving a referee not a justified response to an obviously unacceptable act but instead yet more “ persecution,” and why he has tweeted today, once again in reference to his suspension, that the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s rejection of his appeal was an “injustice”:
Run that through Google Translate and you get: “One more incomprehensible decision. Injustices will never bring me down. And as always I will come back stronger. Thank you to those who have supported me.”
Ronaldo, my man. No need to be so dramatic. Just take the L and keep it moving.
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