We must realize this properly, lest we cannot control what we do just to pursue a promotion. For example, when without promotion we play naturally and with a good emphasis on self-control, and after the promotion we are not organized because we are chasing a promotion from a casino, that's what's wrong. Whether or not there is a promotion, we must remain in the right corridor, in other words, we must play as usual. If we can meet the requirements of the promotion, it's good news and consider it an added bonus, and if not don't make it a problem.

Yes it is like that, but at the beginning of the discussion we assumed that one day Haaland decided to leave Manchester City.
If we talk about his current condition at Manchester City, obviously I don't see any reason why Haaland wants to leave, the money he gets is big, the domestic league title is very likely for him to get back, and the title that many players want he has got here (Champions League). In terms of the game he also fits perfectly with the style of play from Pep Guardiola, and even he has teammates who are very good at supplying the ball to him so that it makes it easier to make himself more deadly when in the opponent's defense area.

Exactly, from the beginning, from the moment Napoli announced that they would no longer be working with Spaletti there were a lot of doubts, no wonder because it was an incredible season that they showed with Spaletti who was the brains of what Napoli showed last season. and maybe you even remember when they implemented the strategy when they started the match and the first ball was theirs, yes it was the Spaletti Kick Off. There are several coaches who implement it, but somehow the strategy was attached to Spaletti last season with Napoli.
So far what they've done with their new coach has been good, but let's see what the future holds.

I think everyone would agree that Borussia Dortmund is one of the clubs that has managed to find and create potential players and what's more impressive is that the players are still young and still have a very long way to go to further develop their abilities.
But for every advantage there must be a disadvantage, I would say a disadvantage because they did not succeed in utilizing the great players they created to make them win titles, they only used them to reap the amount of money or profit they got from selling the player.

I can accept that financially Paris Saint Germain will be able to bring Haaland to Paris and they can certainly afford the price tag for this player. But would Haaland want to? He's at a big club now, and with a big salary too, I'd regret it if he moved to Paris Saint Germain, because so far I see Paris Saint Germain as a graveyard for star players. Looking at last season where they were full of star players, they couldn't do anything.
Haaland can go to another giant club, and right now Real Madrid is the best option if he leaves Manchester City.

The latest news from what I've heard is that he's going to La Liga and will rejoin Sevilla. Thus he has found a new club and will not go to the Arab League following the players who have already moved there.
Sevilla will need his experience as a defender and that is indeed what they currently need, because they are also in a state of slump in La Liga that has never won. Maybe when Ramos joins it will help them, especially in defense. His experience is unquestionable, and his ability is still quite good.

And although they were able to become champions in the Europa League, the fact is that this season they have performed poorly and even in La Liga they have not won even one of the 3 matches they played. This is no longer a natural problem, but a serious problem that they must quickly solve. And even if they can talk a lot in the Champions League, or return to winning the Europa League (if they are eliminated from the Campion League again) it will make a very bad impression if they cannot improve their performance in La Liga, because the big threat they face if they continue in this state is to be eliminated from La Liga by relegation this season.
I know it's too early to talk about that, but this is a form of anticipation.

I still can't believe there is always a difference in the performance they show, I don't know exactly what the cause is, clearly they have to find out and fix it. Is it a problem with the players themselves? The coach? Or is it something else. I'm thinking a little bit wildly, in La Liga they're very difficult to compete with Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico M. Could that be the cause? But I think again that it's not the main problem.

They were a promoted club last season, and being in 10th place at the end of the season is a good record for a club in its first season, because usually promoted clubs will find it very difficult to compete at least in the middle of the standings and are more in the bottom half or even in the following season they will be back to being relegated. What they did was extraordinary, they wanted to show that promoted clubs can also do something good.
This season is a good season for them, their defense is good and their goal productivity is also good until week 4.

Defending the title will be more difficult than winning the title. Certainly with the status they hold makes them the leading contender because many people will see from their success last season which won the title with extraordinary. Expectations will also be high pinned on them and that's where the pressure will be even greater for them. How could it not be, because they are required to play as well as last season or even better than last season, that's what causes the pressure to come bigger. And if they can't handle it then they will become a club that may be far from expectations.

There are shakiness that they experience towards the end of the season, one of which is what you mentioned which is that they run out of energy to continue to perform well in every match. The depth of their squad has not been fully equalized so when one of their key players has to miss a match they will find it difficult to find a suitable replacement. For example what happened to Jesus who had to miss several matches, although they can still perform well but Jesus' absence is felt even though it is not significant. One thing they have to pay for is that they have to lose the competition with Manchester City in the seconds before the end of the league so they have to give up the position they occupied from the beginning of the season.

Yes of course every parent will also not be able to fully control what their children do, for those who are still young maybe everything can be controlled by parents, but when they grow up of course parental supervision will definitely not be fully possible because as you said above, there are some things that cannot be done by parents at certain times, basically they have a limit for something that cannot be reached by parents. Honestly, I think this is a big challenge for parents, where they have to be able to control all their kids' activities there. I mean, doing something to keep their kids away from bad environmental factors, like gambling. Yes, kids these days seem to be trained in operating these devices, I must admit they are smart to find something that we never even knew before, it doesn't take long for them to master the device.

Well that's right guys, honestly I might be the one they've provoked, okay yes maybe I'm a little slow but it's not on purpose. they come when I'm gambling and they always provoke me by suggesting some actions that I don't like at all. Like for example they told me to increase the amount of the bet, I told you I came not based on lust but I wanted to enjoy every round, but yes even so maybe you also know they will continue to tease me until the round ends. Honestly, it's very disturbing to other gamblers who are enjoying the game, obviously in my opinion there must be someone who gets angry if they continue to disturb the gambler, they are like blocking the feelings of other gamblers who are betting their luck. I'm sure their goal is for us to eventually lose and be in the same boat as them.

I think maybe the gambler experienced something unexpected at that time, they accidentally did it because maybe they demanded that if they didn't do it then something unwanted would happen, it could be friends. for example, suddenly there was an important phone call to him which could disturb other gamblers who were queuing and could wait for him longer. But I don't think the gambler wanted to do that either, they realized that there were already many people waiting in line behind him, but what can make sometimes things can happen anytime and anywhere, even at the wrong time. So I don't think it has to be a long fuss, because you just need to chat with him and ask him why that's enough in my opinion.

Yes obviously, of course we should continue to practice and use self-control when we want to gamble or are gambling we should continue to apply it. But I don't think there is a limit to successful self-control, because it's just about our own ego whether we want to do it or not, if we want to and care about our money then I think we should continue to apply it without any reason. In gambling, there is only one thing to worry about, which is that there are a lot of losses and we can lose a lot of money and even other valuable items such as cars for example. It's true, calmness is very important when we're there but sometimes strangely there are people who take it for granted. they don't seem to believe that calmness can reduce their losses even though it's clear and many other gamblers have felt the impact. You'll be able to't go wrong with any of these, but you'll be able to't go wrong with any of them. It's important that you have a good understanding of what you're getting yourself into, so that you can make sure you're getting the most out of it.

Well the promotion is just nonsense, it's just to lure them (gamblers) so they don't stay away and keep going back there, Well that's right, stop when you win and also stop when you lose, the point is whatever the result you still have to stop. You should not be jealous of other people's big wins, different people mean different fates, you can also achieve that big win but maybe the next day, that's the point.

It's true that it's been a terrible start for a promoted side like Darmstadt, they're up against a club that's in pretty good form, let alone Leverkusen. To be honest I didn't really expect them to win against Leverkusen because obviously it's impossible, but before I thought they could secure full points against Frankfurt who only managed one win at the start of the competition, I guess it wasn't too difficult for them, but yes it's still difficult for Darmstadt. The promoted side are currently bottom of the table with three defeats since the season started and no wins to their name. That's bad enough, but I wouldn't be too optimistic to say that it's always going to be bad because the season is still long and it's possible that the promoted side could slowly surprise us, I mean, it's possible that Darmstadt could secure full points in their next few matches including their next match against Gladbach. But we'll see how those matches turn out.

Yes that's right, and the impact of the injury was very disruptive to his performance on the field so that Fati could not fully display his best performance as usual. his career seemed to stagnate there especially followed by many competitors for him at Barcelona. I think this is indeed the best decision for him and Xavi also said this decision was none other than so that he could play full minutes without intense competition at Brighton and it was also for the good of Fati. Obviously I also don't think Fati would turn down an offer to play in the Premier League, and one of the reasons for his departure is because he really believes in De Zerbi.

As we know the Brighton manager has a lot of faith in him and I think it's true as you say, for then the key comes back to Fati himself. If Fati can give a good performance there by not showing his bad performance at all like last season, then I think it is very correct to say this is not a bad transfer for De Zerbi's squad. I don't think Fati will let his new manager down, it's a good opportunity for his sake.

Yes we have to emphasize this to those (newbies) who just came, obviously as you said, the casino will make everything to their advantage but with a smart system. They give one win to the newbie and after that they will benefit from ten times the newbie's losses, the casino already takes back our winnings the previous time. So it's true and real that losses have a higher percentage than wins, obviously it's a true fact but not many realize it. Earning $100 per day? yes it's possible but it's very difficult and almost impossible, I'm not saying it can completely work because considering in gambling there is no concept of consistency whatsoever so it's very clear to say it's like impossible even if you have a lot of capital. Yes, one day winning and ten days losing, that makes more sense.

Yes but no matter how much they have in their balance it's still not a guarantee that it will increase, as you said there's no magic there. It is difficult to recover from the previous time's loss unless you dare to sacrifice your money again and succeed in achieving luck. So I think it's very clear, only luck can help you win no more than that.

Basically it has to be like that, like you said before they want to gamble they have to agree with themselves first, whatever happens they have to accept including defeat and before they gamble they also have to prepare money that they will not argue or even get emotional if the money is finally lost, I think that's a responsible gambler. Yes and probably everyone already knows that if it has entered the stage of addiction it will be very difficult to stop, I think there are two factors that can make them stop, first maybe like you said they experienced something big or a big loss, and secondly I think boredom can come to them. Honestly I'm one of those people who can quit because of boredom, not because of too many defeats but defeats can also be boring, but honestly for myself I purely quit because I was bored with the game there, even after getting a win I felt normal and the thrill seemed to disappear. I honestly don't know what happened to me, but I'm very happy that I was finally able to quit and the curiosity in my mind was finally gone.

Yes it will be useful to reduce the rate of losing or losing, but I think the temptation is definitely there in the mind, but well they will not be too reckless like people who are already addicted and have absolutely no limits. Yes that's right, too long playing gambling in my opinion is also quite boring especially with the bad spin in it, sometimes I like to feel that way, and besides that it's also bad as you said too long there is a very good chance that we will end up addicted without us realizing it, because maybe there are some who are different from my experience, if I'm too long it likes to get bored but some people may be very happy so that they end up addicted. Yes that's right, I think the best alternative is for us to try to keep ourselves busy, for example looking for other daily activities so that we indirectly forget about gambling, it is very possible and very possible if we really want to stop. It's very clear, no one is able to win more than they lose or the capital they have lost, even though they win but if calculated with the money they have lost, it is clear that it must be more the amount lost.


That's right, it's one of the things they can choose to minimize their losses a little bit, there's nothing wrong with them doing that, they can still gamble anyway but the difference is with a little budget, which is good. It's like this, they can use the money that would normally be for one deposit but now it will be useful for two deposits and they get two times to gamble but with a loss like the one time when they haven't reduced the budget. That's right, if they can't quit all at once then this is a great solution to quit slowly, give it a try.

Well that's right, therefore now Tuchel's squad is the favorite of most people, especially in the Bundesliga, as we know in the history of the Bundesliga Bayern Munich has won 32 overall titles there, and last season was the 11th consecutive title. Bayern Munich occupies the first position as the club with the most titles in the Bundesliga, and Dortmund is in third place behind Nurnberg. I honestly admit they are indeed a great squad, in addition to being a great squad they also have very good luck, as we saw last season I think they failed to get the title because Dortmund were at the top and when the season was only one game left Dortmund wasted the opportunity and Bayern Munich ended up winning the title again with a very thin point difference with Dortmund, and I said it was real luck and magic for Tuchel's squad.

And yes, especially now that Tuchel has managed to bring in Harry Kane, who as we know he is an extraordinary player at Tottenham as a scoring machine. That's right, with his arrival everyone believes that Tuchel's squad will be even stronger with a very sharp front line from Kane, and it is very possible that in the end Bayern Munich will become title winners again.

Well that's right, honestly I think it would be a big problem for Liverpool. I mean if Liverpool are interested and agree to an offer from Al Ittihad then obviously they will get a lot of money in exchange, but it is also very likely and the fact that Liverpool will have a lot of difficulties on the field, to occupy the top 4 positions of course they will have difficulty. As we know Nunez and M. Salah have a very important role, although Nunez is a good player and is on the rise but still if there is no M. Salah there then their attack will be blunt. As you said, it is quite right to say no M.Salah then no victory for Liverpool. I hear now Al Ittihad is running its last offer to Liverpool with an amount that is certainly very fantastic, but yes, what is impressive is that Klopp is more concerned with his flagship player than money and as before Klopp's answer will remain the same to reject it again.

Although yes actually Klopp could get a better player than M. Salah with that money and also might be able to bring in some new players by relying on the sale money, but still he will not take too many risks.