Cristiano Ronaldo

Irina is waiting for her baby (and Ronaldo's baby) http://www.vidas.xl.pt/noticia.aspx?channe...14-E661F6D18194

Irina is waiting for her baby (and Ronaldo's baby) http://www.vidas.xl.pt/noticia.aspx?channe...14-E661F6D18194

IF SHE'S PREGNANT THAN WHEN IS HER BELLY IN THIS PICTURE?

http://32.imagebam.com/download.php?ID=121...ZhuxpMyh3vl.jpg

I am like 95% sure Iri is not pregnant. The timing doesn't make any sense.

she is not pregnant, photos of her from yesterday shows that she has a very flat tummy.

In that magazine is written that she's maybe pregnant, which is far away from she is pregnant. And I too think that this isn't true. As once Mourinho said: "Newspapers have to be sold", no?

^ you are right

4 hq pix of irina in ny last tuesday:

http://donadabola.wordpress.com/2011/03/03...-papai-de-novo/

she seems to be hiding her stomach in 2 of the pix.

Real Madrid 7-0 Malaga

Cristiano Ronaldo struck a second-half hat-trick as rampant Real Madrid swept aside 10-man Malaga.

The win trims Barcelona's lead at the top of the Primera Division table back to seven points.

Madrid, looking to bounce back from their disappointing goalless draw at Deportivo La Coruna, had the match all but sewn up by half-time after building a 3-0 lead through goals from Karim Benzema, Angel Di Maria and Marcelo.

Ronaldo then took centre-stage with three goals after the break - his first strikes in five games - while Benzema added a second as Madrid recorded their biggest league win under Jose Mourinho.

Ronaldo asked to leave the pitch immediately after scoring his third goal and Madrid's seventh in the 77 minute, leaving the hosts with 10 men for the remainder of the match having used all three substitutes.

Malaga were already two men down by that stage, though, with defender Manolo Gaspar having been sent off in the 67th minute after conceding a penalty and Sergio Cala going off injured with no replacements available for the visitors.

The defeat for Malaga means the Andalusian side remain stuck in the bottom two and made it a miserable return to the Bernabeu for coach Manuel Pellegrini, who was replaced by Mourinho last summer after just one season in charge of the Spanish giants.

Mourinho, who caused a stir yesterday with comments about Pellegrini's subsequent decision to take over at Malaga, opted to start with Benzema up front instead of Emmanuel Adebayor and he was rewarded when the Frenchman opened the scoring in the 27th minute.

Xabi Alonso curled a free-kick in towards the far post where Benzema neatly steered a volley past Willy Caballero with the outside of his right foot.

That opened the floodgates as Madrid created chance after chance en route to making it 23 successive wins at the Bernabeu.

Mesut Ozil was unlucky not to score when his 29th-minute free-kick came back off the post but Madrid were celebrating a second goal soon enough though, thanks in large to some dismal defending by Malaga.

Eliseu Pereira and Gaspar both should have done better, but their errors allowed Marcelo to put the ball through for Di Maria to race onto, and the Argentinian coolly slotting past Caballero.

The same two Madrid players then combined again to add a third goal on the stroke of half-time, with Di Maria's chip over the Malaga defence being slammed in on the half-volley by Marcelo.

With the points all but secured, the only question was how many goals Madrid would add in the second period.

Ronaldo was denied by a fine save by Caballero soon after the re-start, but the Portugal international got his name on the scoresheet six minutes into the second half.

Madrid went close again through Ronaldo before Benzema made it 5-0 with his fifth of the season in the 62nd minute, nodding in at the far-post from a fine Marcelo cross.

Malaga briefly had a chance to pull a goal back in the 65th but Sebastian Fernandez fired wide with just Iker Casillas to beat, and two minutes after that the visitors found themselves 6-0 down and reduced to 10 men.

Marcelo's cross struck Gaspar's arm in the area, earning the Malaga right-back his second yellow card and Madrid a penalty, which Ronaldo slammed into the roof of the net.

Rampant Madrid almost added a seventh two minutes after that but Benzema and Ronaldo were both denied hat-trick goals by a brilliant double-save from Caballero.

Ronaldo was celebrating his treble soon enough though, diverting Sergio Canales' cross past Caballero to complete the scoring three minutes from time.

That was Ronaldo's 27th league goal of the season but it was also his last action of the match as he left the pitch immediately, and Madrid will be hoping it is nothing serious.

and here she is on the same night as the pics of her in the jacket

Yes Yes 3 GOAAAALS

Cris had an MRI done today, and it turns out he will be out 10-15 days, meaning that he’ll miss the Liga games against Racing and Hércules.

From yesterday's interview

I'm so happy that Cristiano scored 3 goals

I hope Cris will play tomorrow