Trading mistakes can happen that's not really a big deal, as long as you did not get scammed then trading losses are fine. I feel like there are way too many people who gets scammed during this period and that's the most important part, if you can somehow avoid those then you should be considering the situation to be a lot better.

I believe that we can't make it work any other way, and it seems like we are going to end up with a lot more trouble. I feel like it should be something that will take some time, and we can't make it work any other way. I know that altcoins are risky investments, so if you trade some and you end up losing money to it then that's fine we can just assume that it is what we can do, it's just the way it is.

I agree that Bologna got as close as they possibly could, but I think they can't get any higher. Milan is set at their place and they are not going to end up with anything that will get bigger. I feel like we are going to end up with something that should not be considered a bigger deal.

Also we should remember that Roma won 4 out of 5 last games as well (one loss being Inter) so not like they are giving up chase neither. Their manager change really made them so much better, not like Mourinho is a bad one, but maybe he didn't fit there. In the end, a fourth place fight between Atalanta, Roma and Bologna seems to be possible, there are nine more games left so we can see many things change from now until end of the season.

I think that is not it. I mean yes they are not amazing I agree with that, but it wasn't really luck that made them play that well, look at Lyon they played so bad that first half of the season they were at the very bottom, and then played a bit better, is that luck too?

I think some teams have all their players playing at 100% sometimes and during that time they are great, but during some other times there are fatigue, booked, injury and many other reasons why players are not at 100% and that makes them lose. Nice started out great because everyone was ready to play well, but then with time fatigue and injuries started to play a role in their results and they started to end up losing games and points, which resulted with them dropping in place.

It is such a funny situation that we are talking about a person who is so great, and wherever he goes he just makes the team have some sort of curse. I know that is not something we believe ,but it could be something we can joke about without trouble. I mean they have lost at everything since he joined, every type of cup that they normally win, ended up being a loss for them. And not like he is the reason, he played quite well, he helped the team.

Kane was a good decision, the rest of the team needs to change, starting even from goalkeeper, they really need to change a lot of the players aside from maybe a few and Kane is one of the players that will have to stay, because he was paid so much, and he is still contributing well for the team.

How do we know the difference? I mean so far I have always thought about them being poor, and yes I get that the "poor" here doesn't mean like they have no money, they just paid so much money to players this off season so it is not like they have no money, but they are not like Madrid or PSG that they can spend whatever they want, or not like City neither. Looking at this summer, they paid as much as they can and I felt like that's all they have.

How do we know the difference between what they paid and what they could have paid? Like do we know if they had 50 more million pounds they could spend but didn't? How can we know that? It looks like they already spend what they had and that feels like the quite big amount for them.

I mean going up and down is part of the market and there is really nothing else we can do about it, we just have to accept it the way it is. I get that some people may want something bigger than that, but we are not going to get it and we have to learn to live with it. Just wanting it to go up in a stable manner, like maybe 0.1% a day, it looks something small but going up everyday like that would not be acceptable.

First of all, that's savings account and you are getting interest, secondly it's way too high in dollar terms, maybe there are some terrible fiat currencies it can go up that way but it's not that easy for dollar terms. Basically it HAS TO go up and down to create a market and it would only make sense that way.

I do agree that it is not that much of a great difference between the stats. I also believe that Bayern has been quite terrible this season so far, once again failing to win at the league this week for example. I mean it is quite clear that we are going to end up with a lot of trouble, and we should not really be considering how to get Bayern to win when we are betting.

I do understand why people would bet on Bayern, it does make sense because overall they are the better team and that makes sense, but there is no guarantee that they would win. This is why I think it's one of the bets to avoid, I already bet them to win at Bundesliga and regret that decision already, and I am not going to make another one and bet them to win here.

Nunes saved Liverpool right at the bell, I am sure that City would have taken the leadership in that situation. I think Klopp is trying something before he leaves, and he is aware that leaving with another premier league title would be so awesome for him. Think about it, leaving at the top when you are crowned the champion would be so epic for him, whenever he wants to come back, I am sure any team would accept him. Not that he will come back to premier league, he started that he won't do that but it is still a great achievement.

I can see that they may actually do it, they are doing very well and I am guessing there aren't that many teams that they can't beat, so if they do well, they may get the win for sure.

I agree that they are doing a good job, but they are doing it right now with what we have at the moment, when the bull run starts, we are going to end up with a lot more new projects that will end up giving out so much as well. Some of these will do fine and they will definitely end up making people a lot of money as well.

I remember clearly when uniswap first came out, they gave record breaking amount of money, like hundreds of dollars per address, some people made thousands with multiple accounts, and that is just one airdrop. Nobody really saw that coming, and I bet that when the new bull run comes, there will be a moment when a lot of projects will do the same and it is going to be something that will make people forget about ARB.

Not only Mourinhos departure didn't do any damage, but they actually became better after he left as well. Which really isn't great for Mourinhos legacy as well, dude has been around for a long time and he still ended up being wrong in most cases, I feel like it wasn't really all that easy to handle.

I personally believe that the best thing to do in this case would be Mourinho to go to Saudi Arabia, because they would hire him just based on his name alone. De Rossi on the other hand may have a much better career after this, because he took over a team that weren't doing that well, and ended up having some great wins, and even streaks, to keep the team alive and doing well. These all matter to him, and should be important.

Tuchel is actually not under pressure at all, he has the easiest job in the world at the moment. Because, it is obvious that he will be fired, so when you know that you are going to get fired anyway, then there is really nothing that you can do to make it look like you have tried your best. You can just relax and do nothing and you should be fine in the end as well.

I believe that the best thing to do in this case would be just letting it be, and you don't even have to care about the results anymore. They can't really fire him neither, not at this stage at least and it wouldn't make sense, so he can lose the league, the UCL and every game and he would still be fine. There is no way he would keep his job unless he somehow magically wins the league and then UCL as well.

I mean.. Obviously We are talking about PSG here, monaco is not even remotely close to them and even home or away it doesn't really matter when you have this much difference between the clubs. I am not saying that they are going to end up with just pure wins, we have seen PSG fail to win some games already, but they are doing fine and when they lose, they do not lose because they are not the favourites, they are favourites in every single game.

This one I believe will be easy for them to win, we will not see them have anything that will be difficult. Monaco is no match for PSG and with Mbappe going, they really want to get that one more last win that is almost guaranteed, next season they will still be fine, just a bit unsure.

Mental toughness is important in most cases, not just for a footballer but in any sports. However, we need to also realize one important part about all of this that nobody really talks about. Footballers are usually not from elite circles, doesn't mean there are none, but it is usually not that common that some aristocrat would let their kid be a footballer. Which means that footballers (and most other sports aside from a few) comes from poor backgrounds, from poor towns as well, usually surrounded by people who are uneducated as well.

This results with them not really knowing how to act properly when millions are watching them, so when they have mental problems, they are not educated enough (most footballers do not continue their studies) to ask for mental help. Psychologises are not that common when it comes to sports medicine but just as a footballer may break their leg, they may have emotional trauma that they need to talk to some professional about.

In most cases, they see that as weakness because they come from a background of people who never had them one to afford mental care, and that meant that they belittled people who did, and they acted tough when things went south. So these guys, who earn millions, never learned the value of getting therapy, and how that could help them realize their own issues and overcome them.

This may result with most of them having some breakdown in some cases, or at least have trouble within their life as well. We need to lift the stigma on asking for a mental help, it should be something that would help everyone.

And we may even start it with a little bit of forced way, like hire a phycology professional for each team, and get the players to see that person at least once every 2 weeks to talk, whatever they want to talk. That way, they can at least say they were forced to participate, and not be "weak" that asked for it, and get the help. After seeing how wonderful it is helping them, I promise you that they won't be able to stop going to it.

I do not agree with this, it's nothing like gambling. Even if you do not know what you are doing and randomly just let it be, I feel like you should be considering the benefits of it as well. Think about the possibility of being right at gambling for the long term and being right at investing. Those are very different things and I believe that you have a higher chance.

Even if you just calculate how you are going to end up losing due to house edge, that would be enough to not compare the two together as well, that's just the way it should be done. I believe that the best way to go would be making sure that we are handling it well enough, there is really nothing that we can't do if we know what we are doing with this.

I would say the payment you get should be different, or at least that's what I assume. I understand that there could be some small changes, and nothing major but even the reputation plays a role. Girona being second or third doesn't matter to them and they would be happy, shame that they were leading the league and looked like they would have a Leicester type of story, but third is amazing for them.

However, being third behind Girona is not acceptable for Barcelona and that's why it matters, doesn't matter even if they get all the same things, it would still be a shame for them and fans would feel humiliated and their biggest rival Real wins the league so they would be mocked a lot for a whole year until they do better.

I would say that getting tired could be one of the biggest reasons. Arsenal has a great 11 and that is how they are doing wonderful but the more players they rest, the worse they become, because they are lacking the depth that other two teams have.

Liverpool has great depth and has used it perfectly so far this season and City is famous for their depth, at this stage we could say they have at least 15 players who are starting calibre, and this is how they keep getting better and better by near the end because they can rest whoever they want, whenever they want. This means that we are going to end up seeing Arsenal stay behind those two, and they will end the season third but if they keep this up, they could get some more players to make a bigger depth next season.

It will definitely be a very fierce one, looks like all of the teams are quite close to each other. At this point it feels like 4th place is the biggest competition in the league, we already know first place will be Inter, second place could be Juventus by the looks of it, Milan has a slight chance as well, but that's the second and third options that much we know.

However, there could be some real competition for the fourth until the end of the season and that should be the way we look at it. I understand that we are not going to see the result anytime soon because there are still some games left, but we will definitely have some fun watching their games and seeing how they will be doing. Betting on it is fun too, makes it even more fun to follow.

I agree that home team does have some sort of advantage, but the first game results have even bigger advantage. If you won the first game, then you could do a park the bus tactic and put like 6 defenders in there, and 2 midfielders, and just 2 wing/striker type of players, that should be more than enough in most cases.

This is why we end up seeing 5-3-2 most commonly on the second leg of these knock out stage games and nowhere else, because the first leg winners just want to do fine. Plus, it is a system that works perfectly with most common tactics of today with just one change, you take out one defender and put one striker in and suddenly you have your old regular system back as well, this makes things a lot more easier for teams.

Nope, that was never illegal to begin with. Individual mining was illegal, now government is allowing government owned mines, which is what this is about and nothing really major, but at the end of the day trading wasn't illegal. They even have exchanges there that works with their banks as well, and considering all banks are connected to the government, we can say that the government allows it, because the yare aware of the situation.

Of course there were situations with regulations, nearly as high as letting it be banned at that point, when you have very restrictive situation then you may see it as illegal and that could be understood but that doesn't mean that we are not going to make it work any other way.

Because AL Hilal has a better manager and younger players. You may think that the names they have are mediocre, but they are mediocre players at their prime, whereas Al-Nassr got players like Ronaldo, and a few more names, but at a very old age.

The difference is that Ronaldo may look like the top goal scorer, but when you look at the overall team, there is nobody else aside from maybe Talisca that could score, so all balls go to Ronaldo eventually, which resulted with them losing more games. When you go ahead and watch the game between Al Hilal and Al Nassr, you will see the difference, the physical condition of Al Hilal is far superior and that is why they managed to get the win, we should see the difference there.