Honestly I don't see Mbappe transfer to Real Madrid like impossible in the summer. It is quite possible especially after this result of PSG in the Champions League. They were really bad against Bayern Munich as they couldn't even score a goal. A team with the aim of winning the Champions League title shouldn't be that bad at scoring goals in the end. You have Mbappe and Messi both in the attacking line but still you can't do anything. In this situation Mbappe might want to join a winner team finally.
Players like Richarlison and Gonçalo Ramos are also strikers rumoured to replace Benzema but I don't think so. Mbappe would be their main target.
Mbappe to Real is still not an impossible to happen. If they could just pay him the salary, and pay the club whatever they want, and mbappe agrees to the club not to get the rest of his loyalty bonus, then it's done, it will happen. In this situation, Real is spending a lot of money, PSG is earning a lot of money and Mbappe is still playing like he should be just for another club without much financial issues I assume, or maybe a little less I don't know what Real would offer. All in all it is possible and depends on teams and mbappe to get a deal, it's contractually possible thing to happen. However, I think Mbappe likes the control he has over PSG instead of wins, and that is why he will stay.
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In life we must always be realistic and logical, currently bitcoin is very valuable but we don't know if it is still worth another year, 10 years and so on, what is certain is that changes will continue to occur and technological changes can occur quickly, I suggest not to save too much bitcoin too long, if you have profit it is better to sell than we lose the moment to sell when the price is high.
I can't accept the advice you gave me now because for me the current Bitcoin price is still quite cheap if I compare it to the ATH price that happened to Bitcoin. So I may still have to hold on for a long time to see a much higher price than now, and besides I also monitor the Bitcoin market very often every day to see what the price of Bitcoin is today. So that can definitely help me a little when I want to sell Bitcoin at a high price, and do you think that's quite logical and realistic? I agree, there will always be people with some doubt about bitcoin and I can respect that, doubt is the key to start checking things and learning more about it, and learning more about things opens the door for being wiser and that is why doubt is the most important characteristic of people. However, when it comes to current situation we are in right now, I think it is important to also learn more about bitcoin and why it is still quite cheap and we can be so much higher in 10 years. There won't be any technological improvements that will see bitcoin go down, maybe something else could go up, but bitcoin will go up as well and that is why I trust it so much.
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for me there is nothing profitable because both of them suffered losses both financially and human lives and will always be remembered badly in the future,although there are winners I don't think they are also profited because it is considered a usurpation that they did by making a resistance,but for other countries that sell arms to the two countries that are at war it is indeed very profitable, but for those who are at war like today russia and ukraine they are equally detrimental.
I think Putin may have? I am not entirely sure and I do not know Russian politics but it is obvious that he did it to consolidate power and he wanted to control the nation in a way like "we are in a war right now and you are talking about politics, shame on you! how can you speak these things when we are in a war!" type of way. I know this because I have seen it happen a million times in history, people who were barely in power created chaos so that they could act as if they are controlling the chaos and ignore the fact that they were the ones who created the chaos, and they will find someone supporting them as well. You will see that Putin won't give up power unless he dies or he is killed, there is no way to democratically get rid of him, impossible.
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I hope the committee appointed by FIFA on those countries (Canada/Mexico/United States) is not corrupted. Because honest people will work perfectly and don't want to get intervention from the parent organization (FIFA). but of course, honest people will be got a consequence if the committee doesn't comply with what FIFA wants like being fired halfway. Maybe we won't be surprised to hear that at the next event if have a substitution of the committees.
I highly doubt there is a "need" for corruption in this one. I mean it is a very rich nation along with another rich nation with a big football culture nation all got together and that means that we are talking about enough money to have stadiums that are world cup level and enough attention that it does as well as you can hope for. Plus, all the hotels and roads and extra whatevers would be fine as well, there won't be an issue. I believe that corruption only is valid worry if the nation that won it has absolutely no football background and doesn't even have any money spent on it while just spending the money on getting the world cup. If you are a team that does well enough, then I guess you could win it without worrying about corruption.
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It's ten hag who has been pushing the club after it was losing against liverpool with embarrassing scores. Glad to see that with threats that already issued by ten hag already made MU's players if the problems must be fixed as soon as possible. Betis is not having chance to be qualified for the next round. I were feeling so mad when pellegrini as betis's coach was mocking MU and EPL. I think that if pellegrini must try to see himself. Glad to see that if betis was already destroyed by MU and that was also giving betis no chance to make come back. Im sure that if MU will be winning easily in the second leg. Betis looks like an easy opponent for MU. A method to give MU's players a threat was working perfectly. None of players wanna be relegated into the u21 team
I think it was obvious from the start that it was just a one game mistake and they wouldn't be that bad for a long time. It's nice to see them winning like this, and it wasn't like some close win neither, they won easily and dominated the whole game but we knew that they were capable of winning like that whenever they played hard and that Liverpool game was just one game out of so many during the season. They have been fine for a while now and I think they will be fine for the rest of the season and that will stay as just one bad game that they had and nothing more than that. I know it must felt humiliating to have that, but that doesn't change anything in the long run.
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Football is a game that needs to create a great relationship from the defense line app to the offensive line so that any team will be able to perform well. But this thing is sorely lacking in the PSG team. As a result, the team is currently unbalanced.
I think it will take a while before they can realize that spending a ton of money on few superstars will not make a good team. This is basically a system that the owners put in place, they wanted players like neymar, mbappe, messi and so forth in order to make a big name in the world and it worked in a sense that they are a lot more media-friendly right now and everyone talks about that, that much is true. However, if you want to have a great team, then you need to have great players in every position. If people all around the world knows your 3-4 players, but can't name 3 players on your midfield, then you are not doing a good job building that roster.
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Cryptocurrencies are designed as a technology that works without depending on a central authority. As such, they can be seen as a trusted currency for some people, but may be perceived as unsafe for others. Therefore, more information and understanding is needed for cryptocurrencies to gain general acceptance. I believe that cryptocurrencies will enter our lives in the future, but it is unclear how long this process will take and how widespread they will be. Accelerating this process depends on wider adoption and increased use of cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrencies should be secured in the same way as other currencies. With the development and implementation of security protocols, cryptocurrencies can become more secure. However, this process can be volatile and, like any technological development, can carry risks.
The creation of bitcoin was so that you would have a coin that you wouldn't have to "trust", it was decentralized and that means there was no trust needed at all, there was no need for trust, there was no use for trust in this market. It was your money and nobody could touch it at all. First they created a situation where people would give tens of thousands of bitcoins worth to exchanges and other centralized figures, then they created tokens and coins where centralized dev teams would control it fully, and now they are asking if crypto is to be trusted. Well it didn't need it back when it started, then we happen to make it require it after a while, that's the sad thing.
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There are more than 10 match remaining before enter the end of the season, Galatasaray's point difference with Fenerbahce is still quite thin, namely 6 points, the possibility of Galatasaray eliminate from position 1 is still very likely. Moreover, Fenerbahce's failure last season is the motivation for them not to repeat mistakes like last season The two teams are still involved in fierce competition, it is difficult to decide which is the best between the two teams
At the moment the gap seems to be 6 points, but Fenerbahce has the power to close it if they want to, but Jorge Jesus' decisions and the starting 11s leave a question mark in my mind, even for me. It should be noted that the defeat against Seville yesterday was entirely due to Jorge Jesus.Most of Fenerbahce's matches will be away and this is a big obstacle for Fenerbahce to close the gap, so they need to win consistently without dropping points in any of their matches. they will also have to wait for Galatasaray to drop points. Fenerbahce losing to Sevilla showed one more thing; Jesus is not as good as people thought he was. Dude insisted on using Irfan a lot and that dude is not good at all, even I can see it from where I am sitting, I am sure Turkish people here would be a lot better to analyze that player, but that dude was as bad as it gets and Jesus insisted on keeping him all game long, I have no idea why at all. I would say that he is going to be the cause for them to lose in the long run and that is how Galatasaray will end up winning the title. I know that it's not a simple task, winning a title on your first year is hard, but these type of line-up mistakes shows that it's more about Jesus than the players or the ownership.
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Chelsea has been even preparing so much money for him. Chelsea has been confirmed to sell lots of players in upcoming transfer season and i think that signing osimhen from napoli won't not a difficult task since osimhen sees EPL as his dream but the problem is will napoli let him go after the end of season? As far as i know that if napoli's president is still defending him to stay even longer in napoli.
Chelsea is not doing that great though, that would be the only thing that could keep him. Imagine on one side you have United, doing pretty well with Rashford who started his career as a left wing if I am not wrong, and he could still go back to left wing if asked, and they are third in the league, won EFL and even doing pretty well on Europa at the same time, everything is looking great for them. On the other side is Chelsea, barely in the league, and they got lucky with UCL but they are definitely losing this one for sure without a doubt. So all in all if I was osimhen, I would go to team that is already doing good and have a spot ready for him as soon as his plane lands.
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^^I lost obviously, but I am not regretting any decisions that I made, it was a good bet and it had great odds and I lost fair and square, there is as much losing in betting as winning, if not more and this was just one of them.
Arsenal was the one that hit the hardest because I did not just put that in my parlay ticket but I had a single out bet for that one too in case I lose the parlay one to balance it out, and instead I lost both of them and that made it even worse, wish I did not wagered on that game alone, at least I would have lost just one bet, that is a regret but the parlay was not a regret because it was a magnificent one that I knew had a small chance.
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Elon Musk is a big supporter of Dogecoin and has promoted it multiple times. Now he also owns Twitter where he has many times pushed different crypto projects and caused big fluctuations in the price of different crypto coins.
So is it possible that he will use the ownership title of Twitter to push the prices of Dogecoin also ? I have observed some increase in prices already but will it continue for long run ? Do you think one should bet on this event and spend good amount of money on dogecoin for reaping the benefits later ? Or we should not rely on a man like Elon Musk who has made contradictory statements about bitcoin is past? Which side are you ?
I think Elon gave up on doge long time ago and all the people who are investing into doge just because there is an off chance that Elon could tweet about it are making a big mistake. Why would you want to invest into something that would only make sense if someone tweets about it. Go ahead and sell all of your doge and end up buying bitcoin, that would be a lot better and it could give you the profit you are looking for. I am not saying that it would be the only thing that could make you profit, obviously we are going to see some other coins and tokens that could make you some profit as well, but I believe that we shouldn't really pick doge as one of those.
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Union berlin definitely plays a very weak team for them, Juventus too, Leverkusen too, Arsenal plays Lisbon which is not a "bad" team but Arsenal is just way too good for them, United can easily beat Betis, these are all sure thing in my mind.
I am going to do a parlay and I am pretty sure that I am going to lose them for sure, there isn't a situation where I get all of them right at the same time but I feel like that was the right thing to do, because that would in return give me something decent, definitely a great return for me. I know that it is not going to be easy and it will probably fail but the return would be big enough to make it worth it.
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My way to class this morning with some of my lovely course mate, someone raise this question that if our government decide to adopt BTC or make BTC legal how will i feel? I told him that the day our government will announce that BTC is now fully legalized in the country, I will throw a big party to host all the bitcoiners in my environment to join me to celebrate. If your government decide to adopt BTC or make BTC legal in your country, how will you feel? Will you be among the people that will be angry because i know there are some people in our various places that think BTC is a scam digital currency which is not true, will you go to make them to understand it better in a positive way?
It's really not a question of making it legal or not, but the regulations. Most countries in the world made it legal, there are only a few places that banned it, and I do not think that this discussion would benefit. However, if we are talking about the regulation differences between nations then we could actually arrive to a point. For example, it is legal to buy and sell bitcoin in El Salvador and in UK at the same time, they both made it legal to buy and sell, basically trade. However, do you really think that it is actually the same thing? I feel like we are talking about something much bigger right now which is the fact that regulation differences make it go up or down.
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FIFA cannot deny any host country the automatic qualification rights regardless of their number because they are sacrificing many things as hosts. But World Cup host rights should be restricted to just one nation. Many nations co-hosting the competition reduces the chances of others getting slots. Only countries that can comfortably host the tournament should be given the opportunity to grab the hosting right. Countries that wish to co-host shouldn't be more than two to enable others compete for qualification. The financial and infrastructural development of every nation bidding for the slot should be considered to avoid this co-hosting issues.
I feel like that could be a good idea if we are talking about a nation with both football culture and also a lot of money, but if they do not have them both then they need to share it. If you bring Canada and USA and Mexico all together, that would still not be one Wembley stadium filled with Englishmen, that's why it is not possible for just picking one nation in that case. However, they want to have both a bit of change time to time, and also want to have some sort of football culture as well right? Well, aside from Qatar obviously, that was just marketing and nothing more. I believe that we shouldn't be really worried about this three nations acting as one.
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Of course, I think the same as you, and as I have said before, Messi should consider going to Saudi football, in particular I would like to see CR7 and Messi facing each other in that league, I am sure that worldwide all the attention would go to that side of the world, because with Messi there, wow, it's another level. There are very good players, there is Mappé, Haaland, among others, but they still do not have that shine that CR7 and Messi have given us over the years, that is something that I still see from afar, that is why these players, no matter how old they look For me they will continue to be the best.
This news surprised me today about Messi: https://www.goal.com/en/news/lionel-messi-barcelona-return-back-on-joan-laporta-confirms-meeting-with-psg-star-father/blt562136eff1991425Since Messi is not interested to stay in PSG and his destination is still unknown most people thought he will join a team to just receive a goal salary there but now according to some news If Barcelona sends him a good offer to get Messi back to Barcelona he won't say no to his previous team. I would guess that it shouldn't be a shock for Messi to go back to his old club, he wasn't really happy leaving neither anyway, so it should be fine for him to get back. However, lets realize the fact that Barcelona can't offer him some insane amount of money, he would be getting a huge huge pay cut if he gets there, and I think that would be a bit of a tough situation. I am not saying he may leave for Saudi Arabia for higher pay but at the very least he should be getting what he deserves, not less. That is why him staying at PSG could be a better deal for him, he never really accepted Barcelona offers years beforehand when he was there too, so I think he may actually stay at PSG on the last minute as well, like Mbappe did.
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Because the mindset of most people is wrong that once you finish your education you will achieve your dreams. This type of belief is not true, although it is also important that you complete your education up to college.
Because not all Engineering courses will be accepted by a company upon graduation. and the same in other courses. Because that's how the reality is happening today, and that's why the answer for graduates is to work in another country to have an employer who will pay them a dollar higher than the value of their currency in the country of birth. That's why other degree holders even medical holders accepted to be caregivers in other countries and swallowed the pride in exchange for the dollar money to be paid, others are nurses, but the job is domestic helper, that's what money does to most degrees holders.
There are many bachelor's degree holders whose wages are not degree holders, their intelligence is being exploited by a rich businessman who didn't even graduate from college.
I would guess that the tv series "tusla king" made a good point about this, it's all about you proving to your potential employer that you have went to a place for 4 years, did a series of tasks reasonably well, and there is a good chance you will do that for the boss too. I think education is important to provide proof that you are a hard working person, if you went to a great school, that means you earned the right to go to that great school and your boss may think that if you are deserving of that great school, then you worked hard for that, and you may work hard for them too, or if you finished that school with straight A's, then you could end up working the same way as an employee too.
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It must be really frustrating for PSG to hear about the seriousness of Neymar's injury. He has always been an injury-prone player and this didn't change in this season as well. Fortunately Mbappe and Messi are still making a great duo together. As long as they have both of them on the pitch from the beginning of the game PSG should still be strong against Bayern Munich. There are a bunch of complaints from PSG supporters about neymar. it seems like that would better if neymar will not play during the match against bayern. The combination between messi and mbappe is far better than when he was in the trio. The problem is messi will be going to the allianz arena. This stadion knew as a very bad stadion for messi as he rarely got good results played at allianz arena. Neymar not being there doesn't really change much for them, sure he is a great player but they still have Messi and Mbappe, two players that can create a goal out of nothing and they are both healthy. Last time they didn't had Mbappe for example, who joined after 60th minute or something, this time around they will have him from the start. Basically they haven't won any UCL just yet, with this team, but I think if they really work hard then they should be able to win this one. Overall it is not going to be easy to win, but it is also not impossible to do so, they just need some sort of talent shown by these players and create a goal out of nothing sometimes, when needed.
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I have 20 million but haven't bought any for over 6 months as I only bought at the time as I was fairly new to crypto and it was low compared to its all time high but I now understand market cap etc.
With its current market cap at $6.3b, how high can this realistically go? Is $100b possible? That would give it a 16x from current price if so which would be good.
With the release of Shibarium due this year I do think this will see the price rise but how much im not so sure?
I can see why people are so hyped about meme coins nowadays a bit more. It's basically going against the "norm", turns out that is something people like to do. If many people say that it's stupid to invest into something so silly when there are other good things, then you want to invest into it even more, or at least some people told me to. It's exactly like how warren buffet prefers stocks over bitcoin, so we prefer bitcoin over shiba, and just like how we pick bitcoin over stocks even when warren buffet says don't do it, these people invest into shiba even when we say don't do it. That type of mindset is real, not reasonable but at least it's very real.
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Accepted as legal tender where?
It's already legal tender in El Salvador and in the Central African Republic.
I reckon the US will probably be one of the last places where it would be legal tender, as the US is the strongest fiat at the moment.
But let's remember that before the USD there was the British Pound, and the Spanish Real. Things change, and they change faster and faster. I can see that there won't be any next new fiat, but instead there would be a Bitcoin standard to replace USD dominance.
Of course the USA won't want that to happen so it won't make it a legal tender there.
Not the same period though. Sure those were times when things were a bit different and they dominated that period, but that was because they took their money everywhere they went and that caused it to be bigger than everything else. Right now we are in a global world, you might live on the opposite side of the world to me and we are talking here, internet made it like we are one big nation instead of so many different nations, we can chat and work and pay all at the same time in a minute. This means if USD is the biggest right now, during this period, then it's harder to drop that down. Bitcoin has a chance, just not a lot of chance to do so.
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i think the guy should have retired in real madrid, having left for juventus even helped juventus a lot in crucial moments of the games, but due to his age his skills of dribbling started to disappear
Ronaldo left Real Madrid because of his high ego and his disagreement with Florentino Perez about a new contract for him and salary too. If he have not left Real Madrid, he would have gotten a few more seasons at top level and even can win one or two more Ballon d'Or. I felt Ronaldo satisfied with what Juventus fans shown when he scored a over-head goal against Juventus in Champions League. He did played well in Juventus too but after Ronaldo joined, it seems Juventus squad reached to their best and started to fall down in performance. It is their squad issue, not only because of Ronaldo. Real Madrid has a one year contract offer to everyone who gets too old, just to make sure that they do not get screwed from the talent level dropping significantly, and they would only be holding a bad contract for one year max, and Ronaldo didn't accepted that. He wanted a contract that was a longer one, multiple years and Perez said that was just not possible and that is why he was sold. Nowadays Ronaldo could get paid more with multiple seasons just like he asked, but as we can see no other team in any good UCL level ever wants to get him. That alone shows how bad he got, if he was still good, some good team would have offered him a job.
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