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- Cristiano Ronaldo once again says he will not become a coach when he retires - The 2017 FIFA footballer of the year says he likes to live in the present - Ronaldo says he decided to become a professional footballer when he was 16-years-old Real Madrid attacker Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that he does not plan to become a coach when he retires adding that he likes 'to live in the present'. Speaking to Nike, the 32-year-old reiterated that he does not intend becoming a coach like most footballers. "It is difficult to say what I will do in the future, but one thing is clear to me: I like to live in the present," the striker said. "I know I will not be young forever, I do not see myself as a coach today." Ronaldo does not intend becoming a coach like Zinedine Zidane. Photo: Uefa.com The former Manchester United striker also spoke of what motivated him to become a footballer and what age he decided to become one. "At the age of 16,

LYONSWORD came across a video recording of a Kenyan man sharing his grievances against Nigerians. According to a video shared by Andrew Kibe, an angry Kenyan man, he sees no reason why Kenyan ladies would choose to relate with Nigerians instead of them. While complaining in the video, Kibe said Nigerian women are ugly and the men can't speak good English, yet the Kenyan women fancy them for some reason he couldn't understand. Kibe went ahead to say that the last time Nigeria had a noticeable 'beautiful woman' was about 20 years ago, and the woman happened to be Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic. Andrew Kibe says Nigerian women are ugly and the men don't know how to speak good English He accused Kenyan women of being with Nigerian men for money, and for the main fact that they are foreigners. He also mentioned that Nigerian men are 'running away' from Nigeria because they don't have beautiful women, adding that Nigerians don't even have