Arsenal management are considerate and more understanding and patient when it comes to cutting ties with coaches, in Wenger's time when the club was in a really bad shape and everyone thought Wenger will be fired immediately it didn't happen that way instead he was giving enough time to try and get the team together and back in shape, same scenerio with Arteta, it wasn't so good for Arteta in his first 6months joining the club but he was giving time to work with the team even when he was also getting bad results he still had the trust and support of the management which as a result gave him time to understand the team and transform the team to a better state.

The only legal risk here is that CBN do not tolerate bitcoin p2p transactions. Knowing how the POS business in Nigeria works, I don’t think it’s going to be a profitable venture. The major reason why customers patronize pos shops is for convenience and quick service compared to using ATMs. I believe your staff doesn’t have access to your wallet, only you do. So they have to contact you somehow to confirm the transaction. 35 minutes is a long time to spend trying to withdraw money at a POS centre. You could teach your staff how to use blockchain explorers to check the status of a transaction. Another thing you have to consider is the volatility of bitcoin, pos business is a small scale business, the capital is usually around 300-500$ I don’t think such business is ripe enough to adopt bitcoin yet.

Erling Haaland is already dubbed the new Christiano Ronaldo for his pace, height and ability to score many goals, just 6 weeks into the league and Haaland has ten goals already, Manchester City spent a lot of money to acquire the signature of Haaland, It will be difficult to compete with a player like Haaland for the league's top scorer and it will be no surprise to see Haaland winning the Champions league with Manchester City.

Sadio Mane was a key player in the Liverpool team and his absence have left a major gap that even the new replacement have not been able to fill in. I bet they are suffering the kick back of their decision made in the summer window. Mane was always there in tough games like this and always had his ways of getting the goals out of the blue and now they lack that kind of player that will always put in that extra effort and pull them through.

Kante is a very good player, I mean his contributions in the team day in and day out has been marvelous, what baffles me most is his work rate, like Kante is like the engine box of the the midfield. I believe his presence is greatly missed and so far the available option - Jorginho have not been good enough and reliable so they will be looking to get a replacement probably in January to fill in for Kante.

That is very true, the fight for the golden boot will be tougher for Karim Benzema because at Real Madrid there is more competition amongst his team mates when it comes to scoring goals. Vinicius and Rodrygo are also contenders in the race so the focus on who to score goals for Real Madrid is been shared amongst these three while at Barcelona, Lewandowski has bigger chances of winning the golden boot because he is the key player for scoring goals in the team and when they attack he is the centre man who all passes are targeted to.

This era of bitcointalk newbies are very passionate about bitcoin though OP is close to Hero member rank I still remember when he came into the forum and it feels like yesterday, it’s a joy to see genuine people in the crypto space.  In such a short time, Agbe has done for much in real life to educate his community about bitcoin. His love for bitcoin is inspiring, and I believe will have a ripple effect throughout the community.

My crypto experience has been great, I am fortunate to be aware of the scam tactics in the crypto space. My worst moment would be not selling my bitcoin when the price was close to $60k in 2021. I was infatuated with with wall observer thread and bitcoin reaching 100k$ that I hodl. Worse decision ever! I could have sold then and bought the dip making huge profits.

Aside from the time frame not corresponding. What’s is most surprising is that the OP claims he still has his username and password to the site where he played videos games with those people, why come to bitcoin talk to find them when you can login to the site you met your pals and leave a message? I don’t buy this story, whatever OP true intention will be revealed in his next posts, this was the case of the user digitalmonk.

The old adage “never put all your eggs in one basket “ applies. The same can be said to those who think signature campaigns are enough reason to quit their 9-5 job. I’m digressing here but I have to say this generation is fixated on idea of passive income, getting paid for doing next to nothing. Live-streaming has become a lucrative business, kids now sit in their room all day playing video games and the world rewards them for it. OP depended on his mother for 3 years after quitting his job because he believed his bitcoin investments would be life changing in a few years. What if the bull took longer than 3 years, could you have been able to hodl for five years without a job? M worry is more often we see such success stories and it sort of sets a template for beginners who want this kind of sucesss.

I think a huge amount of people in the crypto space jump into crypto investments without any prior understanding of crypto. They follow a simple strategy which worked for people they know or see on the internet or sometimes maybe even themselves. The strategy is easy, join as many signal groups as you can, follow crypto twitter and crypto influencers pages, take investment advice from people who claim to have made millions off crypto and simply do as they say no questions asked.

Manchester City's form this season has being outstanding, I don't see any real competitors in the premier league for Pep and his squad. Liverpool is not the same team they were last season, they are unbalanced and will not be able to compete at the level of Manchester City. Manchester United, Arsenal and Spurs are no better, I'm certain it will take a miracle or some sort of marvelous performance to beat Manchester City. Even in games that looked unfavorable, they still came back into the game and defeated their opponent not to mention now that they look even more balanced, it will really be difficult to beat them.

Like upgrade00 I think the numbers don’t add up. I personally think it is extreme to quit your job to invest in crypto unless you have a trust fund locked somewhere or some insurance that’s going to guarantee you won’t end up homeless. Hodling for three years and the same time not having a job is unbelievable, how did you make ends meet? This is a beautiful story of how bitcoin can change one’s financial status but let’s keep it real, bitcoin is a volatile investment, I wouldn’t advise anyone to quit a stable job to invest in bitcoin because truth be told you can have both.

You made an excellent observation, one that is overlooked or should I say ignored in crypto communities. This is a common character found in people who started investing in bitcoin recently, most FOMO and invest more than they can afford in crypto because they sincerely believe “it is a smarter choice than keeping money in the bank”. This is a result of how they have been introduced to bitcoin and crypto in general. They joined the crypto space believing its the newest and fastest way of becoming a millionaire. When you have that mindset at the back of your head, it is easy to throw in all your money in a crypto project just because Elon Musk tweeted about it. The fear of missing out on the next big crypto project that’s going to do x500 in days keeps these guys hooked in.

Lol that is why the premier league is the most competitive league in the world of football, you play whichever opponent you are scheduled to play when the time comes. Tottenham have this attitude of defeating big teams in the league, last season they did the same, I think they also defeated City twice last season if I'm correct so they should probably be used to Guardiola's style of play and it shouldn't be any different this time. It will be a tough game nonetheless.

For a while I have not heard or read anything on Mason Greenwood, I don't know how far his case has gone and if their are hopes of him wearing the red devil's jersey again. I can't wait for this whole saga to go down and see him back on the pitch again becuse I really miss the lad, fine player who was dubbed the new Van Persie. Manchester united seem to be moving on already with Anthony at the moment but I have faith in Greenwood to return and fight for his position.

Yes, Karius wasn't a bad goal keeper after all, he just wasn't lucky in terms of getting playing time and being able to outshine Allison and going up the pecking order in his stay at Anfield especially after that disappointing show in the champions league final to Real madrid i think that was the game that sealed his spot on the bench lol. Hopefully he can come back stronger when he moves to Newcastle and get a chance to show his quality and revive his reputation.

Just when Brighton were starting to get the rythm to play and perform well week in and week out they now have to lose the coach who seemed to understand the system, the players and knew how well to manage and bring out the best in the players, sadly,it almost feels like starting all over again but honestly Thomas Tuchel going the opposite side to coach Brighton wouldn't be a bad idea after all, it could be a turning point and an extra boost for Brighton to another level.

I think Napoli plays better than Juventus in the Seria A, they turn out to be unlucky when it comes to finishing the league at the number 1 position but in terms of playing style I prefer Napoli to Juventus. They have started the season in fine form this time and outting all effort to maintain the top spot, I am just hopeful that they can maintain this form and stay consistent until the end, I love to see them win the league this season.

It would have been worse if he had to play an EPL game this weekend and Champions league game in midweek and EPL the next weekend, really tough games for Graham especially when he his taking up this new job as the new Chelsea boss, I can almost feel the weight of the club on his shoulders and the pressure on him to deliver in the mentioned games and much will be expected from him as well.