Well from what i am reading in this thread and seeing online, it seems quite a lot of people now have renewned optimism for Chelsea against Real Madrid because they now have a new caretaker manager in the person of Frank Lampard, i get that feeling, and i am pretty sure the Stamford Bridge faithfuls would be buzzing right now, Lampard is a club legend and their former manager, so people are well within their rights to expect the best from him, and i am pretty sure he is going to give his best, but i do not think Chelsea are ready or can beat Real Madrid in this CL QF tie, the club is somewhat unstable, and before Lampard can bring that well needed stability, i expect them to already be eliminated from the competition, i'm afraid Real Madrid would just be too strong for them.

Well i have never supported any decision made by Todd Boehly and his team of club executives, but i somewhat think this very one is sensible, to a very large extent indeed. Yes there are many options on the table, but the club wants to take its time this time around, mind you that when they sacked Thomas Tuchel, they rushed into signing Graham Potter almost immediately, we all know how that one turned out.

Having said that, now that Lampard has the job as caretaker manager until June, the club can calm down, look closely at their options, assess everything thoroughy and make a final decision, without rush or pressure, this decision just basically buys the club sometime (a couple of months) to check everything properly and make sure they make the best choice for the football club.

Even before the game started, i had already predicted that it was going to end in a draw, and i was somewhat sure of my prediction. Two big teams currently enduring a terrible season, definitely none of them would have that extra spring in their step to go on and grab the winner. Anyway, the draw is fair for both of them, they are both in desperate need of points, and it is better to play safe and share it, so nobody goes home emptyhanded. Chelsea play Wolves in the weekend, whilst Liverpool are up against the league leaders, it is another must win game for the two struggling sides if they want to finish in at least a dignified position come the end of the season.

It is important for each crypto hodler to do what's best for them, if they think they have trusted people they can talk to about their Bitcoin hodlings, let them go ahead, but it is pretty bad to tell too many people, or everyone as this thread warns, a secret told to too many people is no longer a secret.

Having said that, for individuals who have quite a lot of Bitcoins and hope that their children and spouse is going to inherit it someday should something happen to them, i think it is important to teach your family quite a lot about Bitcoin, you might be secretly planning for them to inherit it and you also might not want them to know you have too many Bitcoins, thus what you must do is to teach them enough about Bitcoin and the network without talking much about your secret hodlings, so if they eventually inherit it and you are no longer around, they would be smart and knowledgeable in using it, and would not lose it to scammers for lack of knowledge.

I always say this, and i'd reiterate once more, this point actually depends on the cryptocurrencing you're hodling. If it's Bitcoin that's a long term coin for example, then your advice is correct, there is not need to panic since it has proven countless times that it would definitely appreciate again because it has an actual utility. Mind you that if it is altcoins you are hodling, you have to be much more careful hodling it for the long term, and stubbornly hodling it after a dip, quite a lot of altcoins are pump and dump coins, and you should always be ready to sell them, either when you have made ROI, or because you want to cut your losses when it starts to dump.

Well i don't think age comes into the equation at all, managers aren't players, so they can stay in the dugout for quite a very long time, if they choose to; if Chelsea want to sign Nagelsmann, it is because of what they think he can bring to the football club in terms of footballing philosophy, good tactics, winning mentality, et cetera, they are definitely not looking at his age. BTW, he was doing very well at Bayern, he didn't fail imo, the club basically just wanted a change of manager for other reasons.
Reliable sources keep on mentioning Nagelsmann, so i'd say it's almost 70% that it would be him, but who knows, talks can break down at anytime in football, and then only would their attention shift elsewhere.

This is crypto, and i don't think your analogy is correct in this situation; you also should not take investment advice from someone just because he is a crypto investor, or from a trader, because he trades. If you believe in a crypto, it should not be because a top individual/company believes in the coin and has bought it, it should be because everything about that crypto is open, and you have studied their use case/utility, sustainability and you think it is going to be a good coin.
Exactly, you are somewhat contradicting yourself here and unknowingly buttressing my points, those who supported/contributed to Bitcoin's advancement in the early stage didn't do so because they saw others doing it (obviously they didn't), they supported it because they understood it had an actual utility as a currency, asset, et cetera, and that it was going to have longevity and be sustainable for the very long term.

Yeah, Benfica are really really good, the way they play and their ability to score goals is unbelievable, they fully deserve to be in the QF, no question about that. I can say Inter Milan have rode their luck to this stage, but i think they have come to the end of the road in the CL, Benfica is definitely going to eliminate them. I would love to see Benfica v Napoli in the SF, i think Napoli would beat AC Milan in their QF tie, but seeing Napoli lose 4-0 to AC Milan in the seria A a couple of days ago has given me a second thought about that game, i'd keep my fingers crossed on that one, and watch how things develop.

Chelsea do not have a head coach yet, what they have currently is an interim coach, by name: Bruno Saltor. I don't think anything is going to change for Chelsea now, and even in the immediate future, i don't know what the plans of the club are, whether to sign a new manager immediately, or allow Bruno Saltor to see out this season, so a new coach can come in the the summer, have a full pre-season with the team and start working from then on.

Having said that, i think tonight's game between Liverpool and Chelsea would be anything but tough, the two sides have completely lost their big club mentality this season, and i don't even think anyone of them is fit enough to get the win tonight, the game is prolly going to end in a draw i predict.

Prolly so, Manchester United might end 3rd, but who knows, they might not; but they are definitely not going higher than 3rd position in the EPL this season. They have been better than previous recent seasons btw, but they are still erratic and lack the consistency of a club of their status, i know they won a trophy this season, but it isn't a major one, just the Carabao cup, they are also in the SF of the FA cup, though City are also still in that competition, thus it might be difficult for Manchester United to win it. Overall, if they qualify for the CL, it cannot be said to have been a bad season for them, and it is ETH's first season in charge, so he has done well. They might do better next season, but i still think they are pretty far away from winning a major trophy (EPL or CL), and it can't happen next season.

Top individuals/companies supporting or promoting a project isn't the best way to know a good project. There are quite a lot of popular influencers who promote scam projects, celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather and some others have got themselves into trouble before for promoting a scam project. These popular individuals do these things to profit from it, most times they do not know anything about what the project offers. Bitcoin is the best crypto, yet it does not have any known top individual supporting/promoting it per se, it is all on the community, it just has an actual utility, and that's enough to convince people to use it.

I'd rather suggest people do their research by basically looking at the utility/use case of the project, is it something that can help solve problems in RL, and whatsoever the project is promising, is it something feasible? Because quite a lot of them lie in their whitepaper, they just copy one fake promise from a dead project and paste it in theirs.

Well, you actually do have a point mate; and the thing is, everyone would love to learn and know every aspect of Bitcoin if they can and have the knowledge threshold for it, users who aren't good in mathematics, codes, cryptography, etc, would struggle very much with the technical aspects of the network, not that they do not wish to know it, but they don't have the background knowledge and if they decide to acquire that knowledge, it would take them quite a lot of time, so they basically just stick with the most important aspects and that which they are good at.

Having said that, it is still pertinent to have a general knowledge of almost all apects of Bitcoin, leaving the specifics out of it, what i mean is, you might not want to mine, or know the intricacies of mining, but you should have the general knowledge of what mining is, and what it does in the network. Another example is, one might not know the calculations involved in generating private and public keys, but they must have the general knowledge that private keys is like a secret pin to their wallet, whilst their public key isn't, that's the general knowledge i'm talking about, without technically going into the specifics.

Baba nothing about government don confuse me like this policy, lol. I mean, i no fit guess the reason for its implementation, so many people they bring their ideas and all of them they make sense, even the one you talk now make sense. When the policy land, we been think say na make election they credible, people been even talk say PMB no like Tinubu, lol, after the election we come find out say no be so oh, but then again we go come remember say na APC governors been they fight the policy pass, if it was to help them, why them come they fight am like mad. The whole matter they very confusing, lol, but thank God say cash don they flow back into the economy small small, but based on say government first wait make protests happen, destruction of banks, loss of a few lives, collapse of microeconomics, etc, before them and CBN act, show say them no they ever care for the common man for this country.

Chelsea are not so powerful this season, they are inconsistent, in the bottom half of the EPL table and just recently fired their manager, so it is all going wrong for Chelsea at the moment. I think it would be quite easy for Real Madrid to eliminate Chelsea, just as it was easy for them to eliminate Liverpool in the RO16. Chelsea have a good and young squad, but quite a lot of them lack the experience that Real Madrid's players have in the CL. I predict City are going to defeat Bayern, and Real Madrid are going to eliminate Chelsea, thus we are then going to have a repeat of last season's CL SF between City and Real Madrid.

It was somewhat inevitable that Graham Potter was going to be sacked, i know Todd Boehly stood by him and backed him up for a couple of disastrous months for the football club, but losing to Aston Villa at home and falling out of the top half of the EPL table was the final straw, and the club had to act. Graham Potter can really have no complaints whatsoever, as a matter of fact he should be happy he wasn't fired earlier, i'm pretty sure former Chelsea owner Ambramovich would have sacked him quite a long time ago.

Having said that, the former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann looks to be primary target to replace Graham Potter according to multiple credible sources, i think he would be a nice fit for Chelsea, and with the amount of money invested in the club and more to be spent in the summer, he could build a winning team at Stamford Bridge.

Yeah, and i am pretty sure the Newcastle players had that Carabao cup final defeat somewhere at the back of their minds, Manchester United denied them an opportunity of winning a trophy after a very long time, so they weren't going to let them have their day twice. Good result for Newcastle, one that sends them back into third place on the EPL table. 9-10 games to go and Newcastle actually have an opportunity to qualify for the CL next season, their fans would be rubbing their eyes right now, if you had told them this was the position they would be in at this stage of the season, they wouldn't have believed it. If Newcastle get CL football, it gives them the opportunity to allure quality players, so the good days for Newcastle fans has only just begun.

That is for the campaign manager to decide as it is within his rights to do so in his campaigns.
This post doesn't make you a scammer, neither does it mean you are likely to scam, so no.

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As far as what Royse did goes, we all have our limits, and prolly to him he didn't cross the line, but to you he did. I don't think what he did is cool because some users might turn down opportunities that day because they thought they stood a chance at getting in the campaign, and one user said so in that thread:
But overall, and despite those who were affected negatively by the joke, Royse already apologised:
Thus i think it is best to forgive, forget, move on and don't forget to put on your thick skins as you scroll around Bitcointalk.

These altcoins with low marketcap that you feel can easily pump, are also the quickest to dump and go extinct (never rise again), it is more or less a game of luck/hope rather than an opportunity for ROI. Having said that, during every bull run there are people who are lucky and their altcoin pumped really high, giving them a huge ROI, but the most are somewhat unlucky as they have bags of altcoins without any value/utility and nowhere to even sell/dump them; it makes bagholders out of a lot of people.

Having said that, do not accumulate more altcoins than is necessary, and to be on the safe side it is better to wait for the bull run to start before you buy altcoins, if it were Bitcoin one wanted to buy, then any time is acceptable to buy as it has a real utility, longevity and sustainability.

If you expose the sensitive information on your debit card, as well as give away your pin; or you basically lose your money out of your own folly, i'm afraid the bank isn't refunding you anything, but if the bank goes bankrupt and the government can save it, you might prolly get a fraction of your money back after sometime.
Binance is not anonymous, they are very much centralized.
In Binance you are not the person in charge of your funds, it is Binance that keeps the keys in a custodial way, so if they lose it, there's a very high chance you might never get anything back.

Scott McTominay scored a couple of times during the international break for Scotland, he is a very important player for the Scottish national team, but definitely not for Manchester United, Casemiro has made the defensive midfield role his own since joining Manchester United and thus far no one has the quality of displacing him in the team, definitely not Scott McTominay. Manchester United have been a completely different team since they signed Casemiro, he brough his elite, winning mentality from Real Madrid, and it has also influenced the other players, i think he is their most important signing this season.