Ronaldo, the Best soccer player in the world!!!

Ronaldo, the best soccer player in the world. 1st Song is Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone 2nd Song is Mother by Era Enjoy!



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Offside Law - When a Soccer Player Cannot Commit an Offside Offence

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Many rules have exceptions. The offside law in soccer conforms to this adage. In the simplest terms, an offside offence is committed when a player in an offside position is involved in active play in one of three ways: interfering with play, interfering with the opponent or gaining an advantage by being in that position. However, there are times when a player who is- or might appear to be- in an offside position can legally play the ball. These times constitute exceptions to the offside law.

It is necessary to understand the definition of the offside position to illustrate the exceptions to the offside offence. According to FIFA's law book (2009-2010), a player is in an offside position when he is "nearer to his opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second last opponent." Fans may be confused when a player who is in an offside position is not penalized. This could be an error by the assistant referee or it could be the legitimate application of the offside law.

* When the attacker in the offside position plays a ball received directly from a goal kick.

FIFA and the IFAB likely designed this exception to avoid teams playing an offside trap on the goal kick. Imagine if this exception was not in place. Opposing teams would push up to the halfway line for every goal kick, making it easy for their opponents to be caught offside. You should not that if the attacker in the offside position is involved in active play from a deflection after a goal kick has been taken, then he commits an offside offence.

* When the attacker receives the ball from a throw-in

Similar to the reasoning for the goal kick, the throw-in exception encourages attacking play.

* When the attacker receives the ball directly from a corner kick

With the corner kick, the exception is even more obvious. The definition of the offside position indicates that the attacker must be closer to the opponents' goal line than both the ball and the second last opponent. When the ball is placed on the corner arc, it is assumed to be on the goal line (even if it is not), ruling out the possibility of even being in an offside position.

* When the attacker is in his own half of the field

FIFA and the IFAB recognize the folly of allowing a team to play the offside trap in the opponent's half of the field. As a result, once the attacker is in his own half of the field, the law does not consider him to be in an offside position even.

* When the attacker receives the ball from a deliberate play by the opponent

To commit an offside offence, the attacker must receive the ball from a teammate, whether from a deliberate play or touch. If the attacker, in the offside position, receives the ball from a play by the defender, the offside definition does not define that as an offside offence. However, the play by the opponent must be a controlled or deliberate play in the eyes of the referee- in other words, not a deflection or miss-kick by the opponent after a teammate plays or touches the ball.

* When the attacker's arm is the only part of his body ahead of the second to last opponent

According to the decision of the IFAB, the only parts of an attacker that should be considered as being nearer to the goal line are those with which the attacker can legitimately score a goal. This excludes the hands and arms, but includes every other part of the body, including the knee (or tummy for less active footballers).

The number of exceptions to the offside law and the application of such in certain circumstances can make the offside law one of the trickiest laws of the 17 laws of Association Football.

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Messi Becomes Barca's Highest Paid Player

Barca's president, Joan Laporta, was thrilled to make the deal official, "Leo should be the highest paid player in the squad. He deserves it. He's the best player in the world and one of the best in football history. He's content and that's why he's playing the way he is". Leo joined Barca as a youth team player back in 2001 during which he won a host of trophies. He also played a leading role in the club's recent unprecedented title treble - the Primera Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League. Scoring 38 goals in the three competitions, and helping with 16 assists, Messi is now a popular choice to succeed Cristiano Ronaldo as FIFA World Player of the Year this December.

The striker's contract with Barca was to expire in 2014, but he signed a new one that keeps him with the club until 2016, which will probably be the best years in his career. Ending all speculation, Leo claimed, "I want to spend all my career here, in Barcelona, if it's possible. I would love to finish at Barcelona. This contract is a result of everything that happened last year and of what I have done since coming into the first team. I am simply one more person in this spectacular group of players, where there is a team that is very nice, very united and in which I am simply part of continuing to win things". According to the new deal, Messi's release clause increases from 150million Euros to 250million Euros.

Laporta declared, "This is the best news Barca can receive today. It is important to have a player with his human qualities and his football ability. This deal recognizes all that he gives to Barcelona. It is impossible to imagine the team without a player like Messi. We expect Leo to retire here with Barca." This announcement was expected for some time now and coach Pep Guardiola joined in to express his delight, "It's an immense piece of news for the club and for the player that Messi is renewing his contract, as it also was when Victor Valdes and Xavi did so. People go to football to see the best and that's what they are. It's a privilege for Barca to have some of the best footballers like Messi."

Next on the club president's list is captain Carles Puyol, whose services he also hopes to retain at Camp Nou. There have been rumors that the captain is not too happy ever since Barca acquired Ukrainian defender, Dmytro Chygrynskiy. Laporta asserted, "I am convinced that Puyol is keen to end his career at Barca. But I also understand that a player of his age examines the possibility of having an experience outside of Spain." Let's see how the cookie crumbles over the next couple of months.

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RONALDO R9 (Best Player Ever)

The Best player Ever!!!! 3 Fifa World Player awards!!!!2 Fifa World Cup Awards!!!!2 UEFA Cup Awards!!!!Top Scorer of Italian,Spanish and Dutch League!!!! I had to choose a other song !!! its not really good like the first!



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