It was already a bit coming. It was also a matter of time before Ronaldo left United. He is now without a club, but I don't think it will last long. After all, a club no longer has to buy him, but only pay his salary. And if Ronaldo is a bit smart, then he does not ask for a sky-high salary so that he can choose the club himself. He had also been linked with Bayern Munich, which is also a very nice club. I think the Arsenal shirt wouldn't look out of place on him either, but maybe it's not good to keep playing in England. You may not be able to walk comfortably there because there is also a lot of hatred towards him from many Manchester supporters. A return to the Italian league would also be a serious option, or perhaps an adventure in England where Bale also plays.

Mercedes has not been able to compete for the championship all season, but in the last race we saw that there is enough potential in the team. I hope for Mercedes that they can bring the shape and quality of the car back to the start in the coming season. We like nothing better than a battle for the world title between Verstappen, Leclerc, Hamilton and Russell. It must be said that Verstappen makes almost no mistakes, only Hamilton is capable of that. Ferrari has a lot of work to do on the car, while at Red Bull it has been stable all season. Incidentally, Red Bull has good management in many sports.

Maybe France didn't start the game well, but who cares if you then score 4 goals in a row? That also shows how good France is. And when you consider how much individual quality that team has, only Brazil might be better. With this victory, France is almost certain of the next round. For most teams, they easily get through the group, but Argentina could be a big problem. You can also lose against Mexico and Poland if you don't play well and then you are out. Great performance for Girous, who was supposed not to play because Benzema was preferred.

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Cloudbet has been around in the gambling industry for a very long time. I don't believe they are scamming people, it is a legit site with probably a lot of customers. They also have significant limits on their site, which is also important. And I think they also have a big budget, so they will pay out all the players who have won money on this site.

It is a considerable amount of money. If you played fair, I wouldn't worry at all. But if you're logged in from locations that aren't allowed by the site, you might run into problems with verification. But let's hope that everything will be fine soon and that you will receive your money on your wallet soon.

You only see gambling sites without KYC on a platform when you are playing with crypto. And even then you have no certainty whether you can continue to play anonymously. Especially nowadays many sites are a big fan of the implementation of the KYC system. An easy way to slow down certain processes. What is also very irritating is that many sites indicate that they do not use KYC and then start talking about the KYC after a larger profit. And gambling sites happily all get away with that.

Nadal has never won this tournament. What could be the cause of that? It certainly plays a role that the surface is not his favorite. And this year you could still say that age and physical problems are causing him problems, but in recent years he also failed to win this tournament. Perhaps it is too difficult to only play against top 10 players. In Grand Slam tournaments you have enough time to play your own in the tournament, in this tournament you have to be there every game and a lesser game almost immediately means elimination. I don't think Nadal really cares about this. Nice for Djokovic that he can participate in the Australian open again in January.

The big question is what will happen to Alfred Schreuder. The supporters are no longer behind him, there are banners with texts that he should fuck off. Do you still want to continue as a coach? I heard Steven Bergwijn say in an interview that the Ajax players didn't know what to do in the second half. Maybe you can say that once when you are outclassed by Manchester City, but not against Emmen? Ajax led 1-3 and made a mess of it in the 2nd half. How far must a sinker sink before it is saved? It is time for a new trainer, who can also bring Ajax to success in the Europa League and who can still deliver the national title in the competition. I don't know if Feyenoord can keep this up.

The next round is not until December 31. Maybe that hasn't been thought through completely, let's play football like this on the last day of the year? Players have already had a long World Cup, then it would have been better to resume the round in January. Many Barcelona players are going to the World Cup. Battle for 3rd place still completely open, numbers 3 to 9 that only saves a few points. It is unbelievable but true, but Sevilla are currently 18th with only 11 points. They are still active in the Europa League, but something will have to be done in the short term to make this season somewhat successful. I don't think European football is in it anymore.

Perhaps it is good for Barcelona that they are now active in the Europa League. If they had survived the group stage, there was a pretty good chance that they would be eliminated in the next round (1/8th final). In the Europa League they have a much better chance of getting through, and I think for Barcelona at the moment the sporting achievements are important. They could use another success and European title. Xavi's performance is not that bad so far and the level of football on the pitch is improved.

Newcastle are indeed doing well, very, very well. I think a 3rd place is also above all expectations. I think it will be difficult to finish the season as number 3, but if you compare this with the past 2 seasons it is a big progression. They also faced relegation for a long time 2 seasons ago. They have nice player material, but not good enough to really participate seriously. I also think that they will still get reinforcements, but probably players who no longer have great sporting ambitions and who would like a royal salary. You have to start somewhere, that's how Chelsea and Manchester City started.

Sooner or later we all lose at gambling. It's very hard to keep your cool when something like this happens. That's not easy. But if you want to put an end to all uncertainty, you shouldn't start gambling at all. Banning players is a temporary solution, as they will continue to gamble at another casino.

Xavi has not done a bad job in itself. In any case, you cannot fire him based on current performance. They are at the top of the league, above Real Madrid. You also have to give him time, he has only been a coach since this season. And he has already got a lot more football in it, I think Barcelona can do much better with the current team composition. Frenkie de Jong was recently active at Barcelona in his best match ever.

Brazil has odds of 4.00 to win the tournament. Wouldn't that be a bit on the low side if you think about it? I understand that they are top favourites, but a team like Germany is on 10.0 while almost all of Bayern Munich is part of it, supplemented with other world top players. We all know how Brazil - Germany ended in 2014. Germany is more than just an outsider, they are capable of beating any team in this tournament.

Manchester City suffered a loss at home to Brentford. Things seemed to be getting better towards the end of the first half when they made it 1-1, but there was almost 10 minutes of stoppage time in the 2nd half to make it 1-2. Arsenal can make a hole in this way. Tottenham Hotspur are currently also behind home against Leeds United, disappointing. Liverpool appear to be heading for a fairly easy win on the face of it now. I expect a lot from the Newcastle United - Chelsea match. Newcastle can solidify 2nd place with a win, but Chelsea will be eager to get closer.

Spain has a strong but above all young selection. That was the idea from a few years ago, when it was consciously decided to keep players like Sergio Ramos out of the selection. That young team from Spain then wiped Germany off the field, but of course we don't know how it will go at this World Cup. The 2018 World Cup was a big disappointment, they will certainly want to take revenge. Spain is a rich and large football country with the clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona, but they have only become 1x world champion in 2010. Strange really, for such a large football country with one of the strongest competitions worldwide.

Napoli has odds of around 1.45 to beat Udinese at home, wouldn't that be a nice value to bet on? Napoli are very good at home and Udinese have had a few lesser games at the moment. I think Napoli will win this game quite easily next weekend. Juventus - Lazio is also a random game of overpowering. Juventus has to climb out of a very deep valley, you can only do that by taking a lot of points. Lazio is now in a good flow, only in the Europa League they were eliminated, but then they managed to win at city rivals AS Roma. Juventus already has the 3rd disappointing season at the moment.

Last year, Real Madrid won the final against Liverpool without any problems. They have been on the brink of being knocked out 3-4 times, but only against Liverpool have they not had any problems. I don't know how the proportions are now, Liverpool still have a strong team but can't find the right rhythm and the captain van Dijk has also been dropping stitches lately.

I think it's a relative term. Someone who wins 10,000$ may consider that big, but there are also people who play with a bankroll of 1 million and bet that amount with, for example, 100,000$. That's not great for those people. And you also run into limits pretty quickly I think if you are betting high. Bookmakers are pretty keen on that.