For now I don't think Liverpool will come for Mbappe, nor about Mbappe. So far I only think that Kylian Mbappe will still accept PSG's offer and extend his contract, but for the second option PSG will sell him to interested parties who are willing to pay a high price.

Everyone also knows that Real Madrid is one of the teams Kylian Mbappe has been interested in so far. Real Madrid have the opportunity to sign Mbappe regardless of whether they have to pay a fee or sign him for free, that's a possibility in my mind. Of course I haven't given the latest news regarding Mbappe and any teams he has been linked with, but Liverpool are unlikely to sign him.

I can even appreciate all mod and respect to all of them as much as I can even though I never know how they do their moderation tasks on a daily basis. Regardless of whether mods get paid or not, I definitely respect their moderation work without exception.

So far I've never asked any mods how much time they spend each day moderating forum and activities of users, but either way I know they have a responsibility that deserves to be respected. They're not robots that can work 24/7, so it's always possible for about some things not as the user wants.

I don't know, but maybe you're right. I have heard so many complaints about the Liverpool management that it is always difficult to spend a lot of money to build a squad with expensive players. I even agree Liverpool don't need to bring in expensive players every season, but some players need to be brought in to improve and give them a better chance of winning titles.

Liverpool needs to change its tranger habits/policies if it wants to compete with Manchester City and other top teams. Even if they can win titles with the players they are now, Klopp certainly expects him to have a squad that can actually implement his plans every season well. Kylian Mbappe is good for Liverpool, but I agree with your assumption that Liverpool will not sign him from PSG.

Rasmus Højlund had good performances with Atalanta last season, but he is not very well known due to his age and career. Rasmus Højlund is still very young and has good potential to continue to develop into a great striker. He's only 20 years old and maybe Ten Hag really understands how to develop his skills again with Manchester United.

Rasmus Højlund may not be worth the comparison to Hary Kane, but this young striker has the potential to become a world-class striker for Manchester United. Rasmus Højlund scored 9 goals and 2 assists in 32 appearances for Atalanta in Serie A last season, so maybe that's why Ten Hag are interested in bringing him to Old Trafford.

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Rata-rata teman saya tertarik pada potensi keuntungan dari perdagangan dan investasi saat saya memberitahu mereka tentang bitcoin. Saya sulit menemukan mereka tertarik untuk mempelajari bagian teknis, jadi orientasinya adalah tentang potensi keuntungan. Jika mereka tertarik untuk mengetahui tentang bitcoin lebih lanjut, maka saya juga sering merekomendasikan mereka mendaftarkan akun forum bitcointalk, membaca di bitcoin.org dan membaca di Binance Akademi. Itu bagus untuk tambahan pengetahuan bagi mereka.

As long as Manchester City still supports Pep Guardiola as their coach, so long as Manchester City's dominance in the Premier League is possible. I don't think Pep Guardiola will lose his mind to knock his team from the peak of glory even if other teams continue to improve the depth of their squad. If Arsenal and all other teams can regenerate their players with quality players, then Pep Guardiola will too.

So far Pep Guardiola has been clouded by the club's massive financial power if he wants to build his team. Sure they have to be very careful how they spend money, but I don't think Manchester City will lose their dominance even if Arsenal try to stop it. Arsenal will not replace Manchester City's domination in the near future, but they can win the title if they manage to maximize every match and win points.

Of course, PSG has tried to do its best and is constantly trying to increase its chances of winning the title. But in the end PSG haven't managed to win it even so far, but if they consistently improve then surely one day they will win it.

Winning the Champions League title is not easy, it clearly requires good team performance and strategy. PSG almost won it but still failed after winning tickets to the final a few seasons ago. They recruited Neymar, Messi, Ramos and many other top players to win the Champions League, but because this team lacked mentality and experience, failure was inevitable.

That's it, you are right about Juventus. I think Juventus were really unlucky last season because they had to receive a point penalty because of their past mistakes. They failed to qualify for the Champions League due to a point deduction, but Juventus' performance last season should be appreciated.

In my opinion, Juventus will try their best to improve their performance next season and compete in the title race. Juventus is a team that has a great history in Serie A, but they have fallen behind in recent seasons. Napoli, Milan, Inter, Roma and Atalanta will also join in the title race, so Juventus won't be alone there.

True, it was not a surprise even though Barcelona had to suffer the embarrassment of losing by a big score. I didn't think the match would be flooded with goals with a total of 8 goals nested between the two teams, but that's the reality.

In that match, Xavi and Arteta tested some of their new players. But Barcelona, ​​who took the lead first, were always matched by Arsenal, until the two of them closed the first half with a score of 2-2. Arsenal led the second half with a 4-2 lead until Ferran Torres managed to reduce the deficit to 4-3, but unfortunately Barcelona had to concede another goal a minute later as well as Arsenal's winning goal to make it 5-3.

Thanks for reminding me about the case, it's true that it happened more than a year ago which we can find in the thread referenced by @tranthidung. But during the ICO, I think some users also had similar habits like the above case. They're not doing it for merit, but I'm not sure what the motive is other than just not wanting to bother with making different posts in different threads.

I don't remember who did it, but someone seems to have uncovered it at the time. That is cheat behavior that is most likely just ripping off the campaign/ bounty manager. But deleting posts when you're not using any kind of signature for the purpose of ridding yourself of past junk wouldn't be a problem in my opinion.

There is an ulterior motive why someone would do it, but I believe they are just part of spammers.
So far I'm not sure if I've ever found anyone who did, but what @lovesmayfamilis is talking about is something that may have happened before during an ICO and the bounty exploded.

There have been a lot of bounty spammers gone since the forums introduced the merit system. Many accounts were simply abandoned and only some of them started changing their posting patterns and quality in order to rank up and build a better reputation.

You have written it here as your first post, although I had to use Google Translate to understand your writing in Turkish.


EFS, congrats. You've been here for 1 decade and still wish it could last longer. I'm absolutely sure you never thought that during your forum journey in the early days, you would be one of the important users to moderate your local board (staff). Thanks for your contributions to the forum regardless of whether we have ever discussed something with each other at a topic or not, but the forum and its users deserve give appreciation your dedication.

You are right, Xavi has done a great job as coach of Barcelona. Xavi knows what he has to do at Barcelona and he knows what needs to change. The locker room gets better because of it, it's the best way to start a big plan for the success of his team.

Barcelona have so far managed to prove that they are not lacking in quality so one should not underestimate them. Of course it is true that Barcelona are not better in the Champions League, but when the season changes the new hope will be different. I think Xavi has laid out a good plan for the Champions League and domestic competitions next season, even if I would say Barcelona is still too far from perfect.

I have already said that Xavi has turned Barcelona's previously unconvincing form for the better in the last two seasons. Even Barcelona was last season's best in La Liga or is the best team in Europe with the lowest number of goals conceded in 38 league matches. It is a form of success that deserves high appreciation even though Barcelona is too bad financially.

I think Barcelona will still improve next season with some adjustments to their line-up after Busquets and Alba moved to Inter Miami, but I don't think Barcelona will be lacking in quality to lose their chance to defend the title.

Even if Barcelona only managed to qualify for the round of 16, it can already be said to be something good compared to last season.
Barcelona and Xavi should be expected to qualify for a higher level in the Champions League next season, that's because they have to learn from the experiences of the last two seasons.

I also agree that it is a bit difficult to expect Barcelona to win the Champions League next season but it is never impossible because this is football. Every team has a chance to win the title, even if the odds are lower than some of the favorites.

You know a lot about Barcelona's situation with previous coaches, so of course you can really compare him to Xavi. Since Xavi signed a contract with Barcelona, ​​then from that moment I started to believe he could bring Barcelona to a different level. He is a former player who has Barcelona DNA and understands the philosophy of the game, but even if he needs time to adjust he will surely find success with Barcelona.

Next season Xavi really hopes Barcelona can triumph in the Champions League. That is the target that Barcelona hopes for the most, but with the current composition of players, I believe that Barcelona will still have difficulty reaching the final. It took 2-3 seasons for Barcelona to make their young players very experienced and have a winning mentality, but not underestimate their speed of development.

Trading is an activity with a high risk of loss, so of course a trader must have good skills if they want to make a profit. After all it is true that something can be said more easily than put into practice, it includes a shared strategy.

Traders should learn from experience, it will help them grow and achieve success. Then from that, I also think a trader must not only have experience and expertise, but they also need to have good psychology when dealing with market volatility. Learning from mistakes is a good way to build a good experience, but if they fall into the same hole it means they shouldn't trade, but it might be good to be a holder.

Of course Barcelona and all of its management deserve to be grateful for the achievements brought about by Xavi's presence as the main coach. Xavi has built the quality and confidence in his players to play at their best since he was brought in, he has taken Barcelona to a different level compared to previous coaches.

Last season Xavi and his team managed to win two domestic titles, but unfortunately they were still too weak in the Champions League. Barcelona must improve and continue to try their best in the Champions League, but to be honest it definitely takes extra time and effort.

Kyle Walker will turn 34 in May, so it may be important for him to adapt to the relatively easier competition compared to the Premier League. The Bundesliga is not as strict as the Premier League, so it might be good as one of Kyle Walker's considerations for the upcoming season.

Kyle Walker is still very fast for a right-back, but as he gets older his performance and speed will certainly decrease. I still think Kyle Walker could play for Manchester City for the next few seasons, but I don't think it will be more than 2 seasons. Pep Guardiola must convince Walker to stay until he at least finds a suitable replacement for him.

I think Theymos doesn't talk too much about the merit system, that's reflected in their posting history which you can find here:

- https://ninjastic.space/search?author=Theymos&content=merit%20system

As far as I know, no new merit sources have been added in recent years, but some deletions are possible if they aren't actively doing their thing. I agree that local board need sufficient merit source, this will help many users achieve worth it merit.

Liverpool certainly has a better possibility than most of the teams that occupy the mid-table of the Premier League standings. Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City are some of the top teams that are always competing for the title. Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham were too bad last season, so they have to make big changes next season.

I can't believe that Liverpool will be a tough competitor for Manchester City if Arsenal and Manchester United really impress all season. Manchester City are still the favourites, but Liverpool and several other teams are challengers that cannot be ignored.