Iceland alludes to Messi to leave in evidence to Cristiano

The last criticisms of Cristiano Ronaldo, that in mixed zone after the tie against Iceland (1-1) ensured that the Icelandics never will be champions of at all playing as they did it in front of Portugal, have not seated at all well to the players trained by the seleccionador Lars Lagerbäck, the one who together with any of his players have increased the ridiculous of the player of the Real Madrid.

"Sometimes sucede that the players and the teams that have the victory throw him the fault to the opponent of not to have it achieved. If they wanted to win to Iceland would have to have played better, is so easy like this", explained the Swedish technician of Iceland during the last hours, after being asked after the controversial statements of Cristiano Ronaldo.

"The words of Cristiano explain why Messi is better"

One of the most experienced footballers of Iceland, Kari Arnason, has put the finger in the sore to leave in evidence to Cristiano. "It is a fantastic player, but is not a good person. We were about to to win, what contradicts his argument that we do not play to win. Empatamos, but could go out victorious. Although it is logical that did not create so many occasions like a so fantastic team like Portugal", said.

And it alluded to Lionel Messi to do anger to the Portuguese. "His words explain why always is a bit underneath of Messi", commented, with frankness and without pelos in the tongue. And it is that the words of Cristiano, that injured the pride of the Icelandics, have not remained in sack broken.

"Cristiano is a fantastic player, but a bad person"

The footballers of Iceland are more than proud by the gesta achieved this past Tuesday against Portugal, adding the first point in a Eurocopa along his history. The Nordic island so only has 23.000 federados, 100 professional players and only 7 fields covered, the only practicable when it arrives the cold of the winter.

Any of the 23 international to the orders of Lars Lagerbäck, besides, plays in Iceland, and only four of them do it in one of the five more important Leagues of Europe: Emil Halfredsson (Udinese), Gylfi Sigurdsson (Swansea), Alfred Finnbogason (Augsbourg) and Kolbeinn Sigthorsson (Nantes). The of Iceland, far of desvirtuarlo, it is necessary elogiarlo.