I really would not call manchester United's attack force very strong, i can agree that they actually do have quality players upfront, but they are not at their best this season, Ronaldo has been trying his best to push the team forward and i must say he has scored some really important goals that have recued united from further woes, but i'm afraid he can't do it alone.

Having said that, Athletico Madrid v Manchester United somewhat seems unpredicable to me, i cannot really pick one side, Manchester United are very much erratic, you could possibly feel they ought to come out and win, but they would do the opposite. Anyway  i would go with Athletico Madrid if i am asked to pick a team to go through, i feel they might have what it takes to edge united.

Yes, i am pretty sure Kane will take an exit from Spurs, he must be thinking now looking at his age and quality yet he is yet to win any trophy, and doesn't look likely to win any in Spurs, most top clubs will be elated to have Harry Kane in their team, City were his latest suitors, but it did not quite work out as Spurs held on to him tightly. The only reason i can see Kane staying is if Spurs start asking for too much money inorder to sign him, this could possibly discourage clubs that are actually interested in him.

And by the way after his stellar performance against City today, they could prolly not mind breaking the bank to have him as their striker.

I cannot agree less, i mean it was absolute horrendous defending from City all through out the game, Diaz was really poor today, likewise Laporte, Cancelo was brilliant going forward, but appaling in defense, i was only impressed by Kyle Walker. I am pretty sure Pep would be giving his players some stick in the dressing room right now.

This defeat is very significant, it just basically throws the title race back open, City are just three points ahead of Liverpool having played one game more, and they still have fixtures against Manchester United and Liverpool to come pretty soon, for the neutrals they are about to experience another thrilling title race, but for City fans, this is really time to hope and pray they do not blow this up.

You are correct, but OP is not actually referring to altcoin bounties, yes many of them hardly pay their participants as they more often than not turn out to be a scam, many of their participants are also guilty of quite a lot of spam on the forum (but that is a discussion for another day). Op is talking about Bitcoin paying signatures run majorly by reputable individuals/campaign managers, and yes it usually has a fixed payment amount weekly, and other than a few times a campaign defaults, i can say they always deliver till they decide to stop running the campaign.

I voted for "major investment asset, it will rival gold", i would give quite a few reasons why i went with that choice, firstly i cannot state categorically that Bitcoin will overtake gold, yes it very well could or couldn't, but i am pretty sure it will rival gold sometime soon, even right now so many people already prefer Bitcoin to gold for many reasons, Btc is not yet a "safe haven" asset like gold is, but i am pretty certain that it will.

Having said that, if we take a look at the pace with which Bitcoin continues to develop and grow, with it being a perfect hedge to fiat inflation/devaluation and also attractive features like "being your bank" it offers its users, i am pretty sure Bitcoin is going to be the major investment asset, that is if it isn't already. There are many good things happening in the Bitcoin network, and since it is a long term sustainable project, generally its long term scenario is going to be good.

I have always thought about this in relation to Bitcoin, and i have come to understand that indeed "practice does make perfect", even if we look at it from a different point of view, practice is somewhat the best method of learning, that is why most schools are moving from a theoretical aspect of learning to a more practical/pragmatic one.

I mean, it is always better to learn when you are actually trying it out, by extension putting it into practice, you can read about a whole lot of things and formulas, but it definitely feels much better when you actually do it, for example you can go online and read exactly how to drive a car, but until you actually feel the brake with your feet, you prolly can't say you know how to drive even if you can theoretically. I think it is the same with a user who uses a hardware wallet and another who has not seen one before but has read about it, i think 8 out of 10 the former will definitely be more knowledgeable about HW wallets.

Having said that, it is not to say that we can't learn through theory, but we learn better pragmatically.

There are quite a lot of posts on this enquiry, here are some of them you would have seen if you checked through the search button:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1611258.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2091815.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1722340.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5172036.0
Mind you that there are a dozen more threads than this, you can obviously find your answer in the reply or the links above, and also when you Google about it.

Yeah, it is definitely not impossible, and Tottenham do have good quality players in their team that can cause City quite a lot of problems, Son for example usually poses a big threat to City whenever he comes up against them. But like we all know Spurs are having a really hard time as they are struggling to win games and i expect their woes to continue when they come up against the best in the land City. Pep hardly ever leaves room for complacency, so i am pretty sure he has told his boys not to underestimate Spurs cause of their bad run, so i expect the blues to come out firing on all cylinders and put Spurs away.

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I'm afraid this are not criterias that will ensure your posts do not get deleted, for example, you do not have to wait an hour for every of your next post, you can make them as quickly as you want/possible as long as they are quality posts, there is no problem, and you can also express yourself in one line that makes more sense than ten lines that do not meet up to standard.
I can guess someone reported your posts, and maybe mods went a step further into your post history and found many other things that 'should' be deleted, and that is why your posts are being deleted.
Your English does not matter too much, what i mean is, you must not have an impeccable command of the English language to communicate, afterall the goal of language is to 'communicate', so anyhow you say it, as long as you are understood, then you have communicated, and that is fine. Maybe you should take a closer look into the quality of your posts, and check for rooms to improve.
Quality maybe, or we could as well just wait and hear if a mod will corroborare that. But mind you that you should not worry too much about your deleted posts.

I know Arsenal prolly likes to get young players and try to develop them, but i honestly feel they need to ditch that tactic for now, i am not saying that it is wrong to groom talents, but Arsenal have been doing it for a while now, but haven't had anything substantial to show for it just yet. If they manage to finish in the top four this season and qualify for the CL, i expect Arsenal to spend some cash, bring in quality players, no disrespect to Leao, but i think Arsenal need better, thats of course if they have any intemtions of competing for titles sooner rather than later.

I have said this a couple of times already, but i do not mind reiterating at all, i think the problem all stems from Bitcoin being decentralized, of course it is expected that a 'centralized' government will be indifferent to a decentralized network, i am afraid it is not just the U.S., but many other countries out there as well do not at all appreciate the idea of Bitcoin.

I mean, having many more people be their own banks is a worry for the government, they want to continue printing more more, causing inflation and launching CBDC's to deceive people that it actually works like Bitcoin. Having said that it does not really matter how many government officials are against Bitcoin, the thing is that sooner or later as inflation continues to rise, more people would understand the importance/benefit of financial freedom Bitcoin offers, and hence more adoption notwithstanding bans/regulations and sanctions from numerous governments.

Most of the countries in Africa still languish in extreme poverty, whilst the 'privileged' few in power amass wealth that would last them two lifetimes, it is what it is, and it is no longer news that countries in Africa remain some of the most corrupt in the world. But i am afraid military coups can do nothing to salvage the situation, especially in the long run, the reason being that even after any successful coup, the military only assumes power for a short time, there is usually a transition back into democratic/civilian rule with the hope that the new government will work honestly, but in the long run they become like their predecessors and the cycle sadly continues.

There are some people who are so religious they try to abstain from sex against their own will because their religion directs them to do so, some of this people thus develop inferiority complex and find it hard to woo or even communicate with the opposite sex, i believe it is as a result of this that some (if not majority) of them go into crimes like rape and turning into paedophiles, i think in that situation, the encouragement of abstainment (especially against will) has and can do more harm than good.

Having said that, i think people should be independent on how they want their sex life to be, irrespective of whatever religion they practice, they should also be open to their partners on their sex life and on the reason for wanting to have sex: pleasure, procreation, eventual marriage, fantacies, etc.

Bitcoin is definitely more reliable than altcoins, but mind you, that is the case if you are a long term investor, because Bitcoin is a long term project, thus if you are one of those investors who are in a hurry to make ROI and exit the network, then Bitcoin is not your best bet, and you may actually be better of with altcoins. The thing with most altcoins is that they are pump and dump coins and if you are only lucky to invest at the right time, then you can make good ROI quickly before it dumps. But the reason we rate Bitcoin as being more reliable is that if you take a look at its historical price movements, you'll understand that it does not matter how many correction periods happen, it will always in the long run bounce back and generate profit for its hodlers.

If one cannot be their own bank, and protect themselves in the Bitcoin network through doing their own research, then they prolly ought not to be here, it is not the fault of Bitcoin/the network, it is on every individual who comes in and doesn't care to garner the necessary knowledge but goes straight into investing, goes on to lose funds and then turn around to blame the network, when it comes to Bitcoin, people immediately fail to remember that we are responsible for our safety whether it is Bitcoin or fiat you have in your possession.
And you shouldn't, just ensure to verify the legitimacy of any website you intend to use going forward, there are quite a whole lot of scam methods/scammers out there, but it ain't too difficult to stay away from it.

Eth is definitely a good coin, I don't know about Terra Luna and Bnb, if you believe in them to give you good return on investment, then fine, of course you're free to Invest in any project of your choice cause your bear the risk, profit or loss. But having said that, your opinion about Bitcoin is wrong, Bitcoin is the best possible coin one can invest in especially for the long term, it's better to choose Bitcoin and hodl on to it, than to choose a pump and dump coin that will dump and prolly not rise again, but well, everyone is free to make their own choice of investment notwithstanding people's opinion.

You're correct when you say that Spurs have been out of sorts and form lately, I really don't know what the problem with the team is, but mind you that sometimes when two strong/big teams meet, previous form doesn't matter too much, I'm not saying it doesn't matter at all, or that Spurs are going to win against City, but what I'm saying is that a team with a whole lot of quality players can turn up anyday and put up a stellar performance, though I think City and Pep would be weary of that and there will be no sort of complacency on the grounds that Spurs are not in form. Having said all I've said, I still believe City will run out comfortable winners in this one, Pep is creating monsters out of his players and the other teams in the league really should be scared, this team will always be epl title favorites for now.

I also don't think so as well, two goal advantage is too big a mountain for Inter to climb, I feel they should have tried to hold it at 1-0, that would have given them a chance in the second leg, but they went on to concede the second goal, and that's game over if you ask me, the second leg though will be very interesting cause at this point Inter have absolutely nothing to lose, so they are going to throw everything forward, and that will definitely leave some gaps in defense, I expect plenty goals in the game, prolly Liverpool win 3-2 or maybe a 2-2 draw.
Absolutely, everyone thought it was going to be a commanding display from Bayern last night, but it was not to be so, I actually even think Salzburg were unlucky not to get the victory, they didn't really sit back all game long because they had a couple of decent chances after their first goal to make it 2-0, and that would have made the reverse fixture pretty interesting, whatever the outcome of the second leg is, those Salzburg players can pat themselves on the back for standing toe to toe with one of Europes best.

Welcome. Of course it can, the forum can boast of being the best repository of Bitcoin and crypto knowledge, you just need to learn how to use the search button to get started.
Yes there are rules in place, the most important of them, or rather the one rule that if broken would result in an immediate ban is plagiarism, so while you familiarize yourself with the other rules, pay particular attention to the "do not plagiarize rule", cause it can cut short your journey here even before it starts.
Signing a message isn't 'mandatory', but it's important cause it can help in some situations, for example in the even of account loss it can contribute/aid to prove rightful ownership, and also when you attempt to sign a message you thus learn how to do so, that's if you previously didn't know how to.