Ronaldo's indecent actions were punished: 2 games suspended and fined, fans were polarized in evaluation, is it right or wrong?

For Ronaldo, the battle with Messi has lasted for several years, although he has long been accustomed to it, but whether he can accept it is another matter. In yesterday's Riyadh derby, many young Riyadh fans in the stands played "threats" and "insults" against him, and the routines they used were the same as in the past, "calling Messi's name" and "throwing objects related to Argentines from the stands" were their operations.

This is basically similar to the situation in the big five leagues.

However, this time, the president did not "hold back", not only was he very unkind to them, but also made a few unsightly actions in public, which can be regarded as a response to these fans. Seeing the president respond to him, these fans were naturally more "excited", and the "interaction" between the two sides lasted for several rounds, becoming the headline of the Riyadh derby news after yesterday's game. The heat has long overshadowed the game itself, and Talisca has once again been demoted to a "supporting role".

Objectively evaluated, the president's action is definitely not friendly. If the front of the spray and expression can't be heard, it can be recognized, then the egg-cutting dance in the back is indeed hostile. Of course, Ronaldo's anger comes from the provocation of the other party, whether fans should treat stars like this, even if they are stars at home, there are different opinions.

But how do you think of it, anyway, netizens are still more opposed, and the number of people who blame the president is more, and after the game, the Saudi league official also "recognized" such a situation, and imposed a 2-game ban on the president, and there will be a fine. At present, Ronaldo has not responded to this through official channels (maybe he will not respond), and it is estimated that there is a high probability that the 2-game ban will not be avoided.

For celebrities, controlling their temper and becoming a positive idol is, of course, a must-do lesson. However, such a passionate competition, a derby moment, such an insult to the opponent's main general, it is inevitable that he will be reciprocated. In addition, the stars are also human beings, and naturally they also have their own happiness, anger, and displeasure, and it is impossible to force them to remain "gentlemen" at all times, and occasional outbursts are acceptable. Of course, the consequences of this will also have to be "paid" by yourself.

I just hope that fans can be more gentle and respectful to legendary veterans like Ronaldo and Messi, after all, retirement is already a topic they consider, and they can watch and cherish it.