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361  Economy / Gambling discussion / Jake Paul v Hasim Rahman Jr / Amanda Serrano V Brenda Carabaja co-main event Aug on: June 10, 2022, 09:01:23 PM
https://twitter.com/jakepaul/status/1535324685763764224



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Jake Paul confirms next fight date with Amanda Serrano set to box on undercard

No opponent has been announced for the YouTube star, who will compete at Madison Square Garden

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/boxing/jake-paul-next-fight-date-amanda-serrano-b2098595.html

It seems that both Jake Paul and Serrano will be fighting as a Co-main event in August but doesn't look like any opponents have been announced. Weird. Unless they're fighting each other haha.

I'd imagine Jake won't be fighting anyone big less he likely would have announced it already and done his own fight. Maybe he's combining it with Amanda so it's not a flop. I'd be very surprised if he fights anyone notable, especially someone like Tommy Fury, unless he's worried that not many people will be interested without another headline act like Serrano. I really think he should have tried to set that fight up as it's a logical step up for him and gets him the cred of actually fighting a boxer.

I wonder why Serrano just didn't take the Taylor rematch which it seems Taylor really wanted. Even Hearn seemed to be disappointed and very surprised it wasn't happening but maybe Jake thinks he can earn more for her with this fight. The first was a really close fight and I'm sure the rematch would have been even bigger.

362  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Dr Bitcoin - The Man Who Wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto - Podcast on: June 09, 2022, 08:19:07 PM
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oops-i-did-it-again-may-2022-update/id1592521379?i=1000563101102

Newest episode chronicling Craig's latest shitnannigans. Can't believe this guy has the balls to try sue Coinbase etc. Hopefully these lawsuits will end up bankrupting him and Calvin Ayre will come to his senses and bail on him pulling the financial plug. Hopefully he gets marked as a vexatious litigant as well which will stop him filling lawsuits with no merit because it looks like he's going to continue to try use the courts to try give base to his baseless claim to be Satoshi. I'm guessing he's hoping that he can at least con one into thinking he's satoshi or when people lose cases by default he counts that as another 'proof'.

At first I couldn't believe that he was seemingly getting away with all of these ridiculous lies, but then I realized the more he fights for this, the more his idiotic followers will believe him which means more money in his pockets.  He's got to continue to keep the rues up in order for people to still support him (regardless of how ridiculous it all is, and it's certainly ridiculous). 

It made me realise how people fall for cults and their leaders. All you need is enigmatic leader who can talk a good talk regardless of the facts and the sheep will follow because they want to believe. They'll even keep promoting and defending you when all the evidence is starting to stack against them. Craig really does have a genius way of turning even a negative into a positive. He will somehow claim a loss as a victory and his followers will spread that as further proof he is who he says he is. When he lost the Kleiman case the first thing he did was publicly proclaim it a victory and a 'better result than he expected' even though he lost that case and now has to pay 100+ million and his followers all spread the same and that he was somehow vindicated with the verdict. I'm really hoping the Australian Tax Authority pull their finger out and just issue an arrest warrant for him as that will severely fuck his plans up and I doubt he's going to be able to get himself out of that one since it looks like a blatant out-right tax scam.
363  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Dr Bitcoin - The Man Who Wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto - Podcast on: June 08, 2022, 01:25:46 PM
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oops-i-did-it-again-may-2022-update/id1592521379?i=1000563101102

Newest episode chronicling Craig's latest shitnannigans. Can't believe this guy has the balls to try sue Coinbase etc. Hopefully these lawsuits will end up bankrupting him and Calvin Ayre will come to his senses and bail on him pulling the financial plug. Hopefully he gets marked as a vexatious litigant as well which will stop him filling lawsuits with no merit because it looks like he's going to continue to try use the courts to try give base to his baseless claim to be Satoshi. I'm guessing he's hoping that he can at least con one into thinking he's satoshi or when people lose cases by default he counts that as another 'proof'.
364  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The UEFA Nations League 2020/2021 Discussion Thread on: June 08, 2022, 01:15:02 PM
I don't think that should have been a penalty. It was a 50/50 thing for me. You could even argue Kane fouled the German player. Kane left his left his trailing - probably looking for the pen - and his leg looks to have hit the German player and that ricochet caused him to trip them both up. Kane might have even been offside as well. That disallowed German goal for offside looked to have come off Maguire as well but they didn't show it close up again in the highlights so hard to tell.

The UEFA Nations League is probably one of the least important tournaments for the players and there almost always play like it is a friendly match. So, often it becomes really hard to predict. And that's what has been happening in this UEFA Nations League.

I also think that Italy and Germany should win but as I have said the players play this like friendly matches and we all know that no one gives too much importance to a friendly match. That's why it generally becomes really hard to predict anything.

The Nations League matches are essentially just glorified friendlies. Just UEFA trying to give the matches some meaning and milk some more money out of it in the process.
365  Economy / Goods / Re: ~ Buying a TESLA CYBERTRUCK with BITCOIN ~ on: June 03, 2022, 10:54:30 AM

Yeah, I'll have to keep everyone up to date on it. I'm trying to find out was it pulled because of limited production or was it pulled because of the extra laws in European, and UK countries. It seems that currently those that have pre ordered over here, haven't had an email telling them its cancelled, so in their mind they're still getting it.

Not sure if Tesla support will actually be able to answer the question, but I'll send over a email to them to find out.

I wouldn't put too much weight on that pre-order thing they did (or them removing it) anyway. It's largely meaningless. It will have been a little bit of fishing for info on interest, free advertisement for tesla and the pre-order cash probably boosted their cash balance and end of year financials a bit. Most people probably won't end up actually going through with the order especially once the actual price is revealed (which I'm sure will be a hell of a lot more than was initially stated - possibly even double). I'm sure a lot of people did it out of excitement and FOMO rather than having 100% intent to purchase it and they were offering refunds for it anyway so most people have nothing to lose by pre-ordering. I'm not even sure it's 100% certain it will go into full production or maybe it'll be limited. The design might even be drastically different to what the initial design looks like. It could end up looking like a pale imitation of the original and certainly not as spectacular. Like you also said, it sadly might be both far too big for UK roads and probably not even road legal at all given the shape and material it's made out of. The UK/Euro Union is big on pedestrian safety and it might not be anywhere safe by their standards so they might either have to make some huge sacrifices to it or just forget about the Euro market completely (though does the UK have to abide by EURO standards now since Brexit?). Either way, I'm hoping it does make it's way over here even in compromised form but I would just wait until you can actually go see it in the showroom before making your mind up about buying one. It could end up being a complete disaster or at the very least a disappointment given it was initially presented as something so unique and futuristic.
366  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's UEFA Champions League Football Preditor Pool Discussion thread on: June 03, 2022, 10:45:51 AM
Loads of news coming out about the UCL final in Paris, what a fiasco, they should just punish France and never let them host another final.

Anyway though I'm also reading that the next season is going to be the last in the current format.


I don't think we can blame everything on France, though they did seem to handle it badly there are likely a lot of factors involved here. Everyone is telling a different story and I'm sure there's truth in bits of many of them but many sources also have their biases. From what I understand is fans - could have been Liverpool, Madrid or even neutrals - were storming the stadium, many climbing over the fences to get in without tickets. It seems that some fans had probably bought fake tickets from scammers as well, so that probably added a whole other issue with very annoyed fans having paid exorbitant amounts to touts for fake tickets having to be turned away from the ground and I'm sure they were reluctant to leave as I would be. There are lots of videos of many people storming the grounds trying to get in but it's not clear exactly what sort of fans they were though. In some of the videos I've watched about it it's claimed a lot of people storming the grounds were actually African immigrants which could be true, though there are obviously biases on both sides. The racists and anti-immigrant mouthpieces will jump on that but on the flip-side the cowardly mainstream media often ignore the facts and the politicians try to downplay the situation and blame others. It seems the police were very heavy handed but in these sorts of situations the police politely asking them to refrain or disperse usually doesn't cut it so further measures are needed. With that being said, this sort sort of stuff happens whenever pissed up football fans go aboard (and it applies to all clubs and nationalities) and lets not forget ticketless Man United fans stormed their own ground a season or two ago which also caused a delay in the fixture. I'm sure there will be a full investigation but regardless of the outcome hopefully everyone can learn from it and further measures are put in place to stop things like this from happening in the future.
367  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 02, 2022, 03:41:55 PM
I'm hoping that all this talk is a way of him securing a new contract, since Salah has been pushing for more.


It usually is always about the money. Look at Mbappe. Looks like he was dead set on a move away, then voila, he's now very happy to stay once PSG have promised him a quarter of a billion over the next three years and looks like he's practically going to be a player-manager.

I'm all for a strict wage structure, but if has to adjust with the times. Our maximum wage around 200k per week, with incentives has been the way for years now. We've since come into a lot of success, which should allow us to compete on the wage structure even more. However, we haven't adjusted, and ultimately we'll pay the price. The fans aren't up in arms about it yet, but if we lose Mane, Salah, and then the following year someone like VVD, it'll one be too late, but two FSG will lose the fans.

Honestly, after the defeat against Real Madrid in the final, I was half expecting the announcement of Salah's resigning as a way to cushion the blow. That would have been the smart thing to do. However, right now we're at risk of losing two of our best players, and if they don't resign this season, I doubt teams will be willing to pay a big fee for them when they can just wait for both to run down their contracts. Mane will either go for 30-40m or go on a free. Salah, will likely go on a free rather than a fee. So, Liverpool are risking it all to keep this wage structure which hasn't been updated to keep up with the times.

I'm sickened by the wage structure that football demands, Mbappe on around 2 million a week is just ridiculous, but to remain competitive you have to keep up with the times, and it's not like we haven't got the revenue coming in to not do it.

Something needs to be done about the finances but it'd just be a hollow gesture as I think it's already too late. The big clubs are already big and will stay that way and the rest will just battle it out for even a whiff of a dream of becoming a bigger one and actually challenging for something. I'm sure they will end up capping wages and clamping down on the fair play rules but that leads to 2 other main problems. They'll either just go to some other far off league that doesn't have such wage restrictions or clubs will just end up sweetening the deal behind the scenes ie, we'll pay you the max capped wage, but we'll also pay your mortgage/buy you a mansion and here's a free Lambo and a Rolex etc. Clubs could either keep this all off the books in the name of some off-shore company or just have it in their name and just let the players 'use/lease' the houses and cars from them for free. I'm sure stuff like this already goes on anyway, especially with the Neymars and Ronaldos of the world. There's probably no other way to get them without bribing them with some other luxuries, otherwise why go to them when there's plenty of other choices? There's also no loyalty with players these days either. Why would Salah or Mane even want to leave Liverpool, the club that arguably made them who they are today? I imagine it's purely financial because there's not many clubs you can go to where they're going to win more stuff than they do with Liverpool so it's almost certainly about just grabbing more cash as opposed to wanting more silverware. If Liverpool upped their wages there'd be no talk of wanting to leave I'm sure of it.
368  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's UEFA Champions League Football Preditor Pool Discussion thread on: May 28, 2022, 06:50:30 PM
I've no idea what will happen nor do I really care who wins - I'd just like to see a great game. Hoping for lots of goals, cards, and drama. Hopefully Bale off the bench to score another all time CL classic over-head kick  Cheesy. Gone for 2-2 cos I can't really decide on a winner and am just hoping there's a lot of goals and action. Probably will stick a quid on my classic both teams to score in both halves, 2 cards and corners in each half etc.

Agree about it. We shouldn't wait until final minute to set up pool. I really want to play in proper Champions league pool with 20+ participants and significant prize pot.

There's never been as much interest in the CL pools as in the PL ones but I'll set it up earlier for the next one.
369  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 27, 2022, 12:11:20 PM
Thanks for the prizes sir. Im a little dissapointed that they were so low expected at least like it was stated on the first post.
Hopefully next year we get more users to join the pool plus the increased prizes. Also would be nice to know next season what are the prizes

The prizes in the op of this thread are an example following the pervious year as stated: The total prizes will depend on how many people ultimately join, but the previous prizes were as follows:. I should have updated it with the actual prizes once they were determined though. I'll make sure to do that this year.

As for the actual prizes I can't announce them in advance as it depends on numerous factors such as how much sponsorship we get and how many people join. The price of the joining fee is also determined nearer the time as I like to keep it to both an affordable amount and a nice round number in bitcoin like 0.001 or 0.01 etc. The fee is normally between £25-£50 in btc though. I'll speak to jeremypwr about sponsorship and once I know that I can start to give at least an estimate of prizes.
370  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 27, 2022, 10:43:38 AM
Just checking in to say I got my prize (w00tw00t) so thanks again Captain!

Yeah, just sent out all the payments to those who sent me their address. I will speak to jeremypwr about sponsorship for the next pool before I officially announce the sign-up thread so we know what sort of prizes we are playing for. Hopefully we can get 50+ users this year and a bigger sponsorship pot to entice others in. I will also be doing a World Cup pool but that will be nearer the time as it doesn't start till November. I'll update everyone in here when they sign up pools go live in Games & Rounds.
371  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🥊 The UFC Info and Prediction Thread on: May 27, 2022, 09:58:55 AM
Happy for Michel, thought he did enough, but was a close fight. Wasn't too wild, but was still entertaining. I missed the main event so I can't comment on how close it was, I fell asleep after the Michel fight. I'll be looking at some highlights later, but they never really tell you the full story.

Yeah, Pereira clearly won it IMO, but I gotta say his fights just aren't the same without some wild shit thrown in. I think he can do without the backflip thing he does. As entertaining as it is it's mostly useless and too reckless anyway but some of the other street-fighter moves he does wouldn't have gone amiss. The ones where he kinda runs onto the cage walls like Neo from the Matrix style and propels himself off usually seem to work and look cool too. Maybe it's a good thing he's moving away from the antics though in terms of wanting to be taken seriously as a fighter but it was those crazy moves that got many people interested in the first place and his fights seem to be missing something without that extra element.

see the recent Rose Namajunas v Carla Esparza fight. That one gave Ngannou v Derrick Lewis a run for the worst UFC fight ever. They should start giving out Shite Fight of the Night awards.
That fight annoyed me even more when Rose thought she won, and did what she had too. I mean, honestly I would have scored two of the rounds 10-10 or 0-0 whichever way. It was absolutely shocking. I saw some comparing it to Izzy, and Romero, but for me wasn't anything like it. At least there was a little action, and some technique going on.

Fighters often do that when it goes the distance regardless of how the fight went to try signal that they thought they won it to the judges. If you walk off exhausted and defeated it could sway some judges so they gotta show the bravado of someone who is confident that they've won, but yeah, Rose lost that fight and that's the price you pay for trying to coast it and she deserved it. She probably thought the judges would be more likely to give the belt back to the reigning champ (as is usually the case when it's close and goes the distance). Her corner/boyfriend is also to blame telling her she was winning the fight during it and that she was doing the right thing and was seemingly happy for her to just coast it and hope to win it on points. Hopefully she's actually give it her all and show some hunger trying to win it back which I think she can easily do.

I kind of just wish that the UFC starts docking points for cage grabs, eye pokes, and punishing fighters that aren't there to fight, but to just do enough to win. I get it somewhat, you don't want to get in a fire fight as your odds of winning go down, however this is a sport, and therefore it needs entertainment. That's the reality of it.

Yeah, cage grabs are getting more common now and all the ref does it tell them to stop it and I've seen them happen multiple times in one fight with no consequences. Happened last week multiple times in one fight. It should be a point deduction for sure. As for the eye pokes it depends for me. I've seen some fighters complain of eye pokes/low blows and it didn't go anywhere near their eye/balls. Some fighters just like a break when they can get it, but for sure at other times eye pokes can be pretty nasty but most of the time they're purely accidental. Fighters need to keep their fingers back when they're throwing hands as there's no reason for them to be there really so just retract them, otherwise if it is a blatant and verifiable eye poke then yeah, deduct a point.

Nick Diaz wants to return fighting in UFC this year and he is aiming big calling out Kamaru Usman for title shot, but I doubt Dana White will give him this directly.
I am not sure how UFC ranked him but I can't find him listed on any position in Welterweight category top 15 fighters.
He is 38 years old and he lost three of his last fights, so I am not exactly sure what he expects, but maybe he smoke more weed than usual Smiley

Nick is past it now. His last fight was pretty bad and Usman would kill him. Maybe stick him on the undercard with some bum when Nate is fighting as having them both on the card might make it a big draw.

I'd be shocked if Dana gave Nick that fight. Diaz brothers are losing their following quite fast, and I think we all know the result of that fight before it even happens. Wouldn't do big numbers for the UFC, wouldn't rise the stock of either fighter. So, I don't see it happening. I'm not sure who's the most logical fight for Diaz if he wants to fight. Probably someone at the tail end of their career, just to keep it somewhat interesting.

Nate should probably do the trilogy with Connor. I think that might be a good return fight for Connor. He can't and shouldn't be going for a title shot. Not only does he not deserve it but he'd get embarrassed by someone like Oliveira. Tony Ferguson might be a good one for Connor as well as he's on the tail end of his career and on the back of a bad knock out. Connor needs a win desperately as his stock is diminishing and people need a reason to give a shit about him again and look past all the bollocks he's been doing the past 5 years. I'd like to see him against Poirier again as they obviously have unfinished business and whilst I think he would be the underdog he's capable of winning that.
372  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🥊 The UFC Info and Prediction Thread on: May 21, 2022, 10:06:41 PM
I think he's getting better as a fighter though.
He's been curbing his antics recently. Not completely, still an absolute wild fighter, but to be honest I wouldn't want that to change. Like you said, one of the most exciting fighters, and to be honest the most unique fighter in the UFC. I want to see him do well, but for him to do really well, I think he would need to chuck the antics, which I don't think anyone who's a fan of him wants to see him doing. The thing is I actually think he's a top fighter, its just he gasses out from all the wild stuff he does, which at times can be annoying. He goes from doing wild stuff, absolutely destroying his opponent, then next minute he can barely hold himself up.

What I find with his style, his opponent's are actually very reluctant to throw due to the fact you just don't have a clue what's going to happen next. I mean even he himself, probably doesn't. I'm hoping for him to win though, probably my second most favourite current fighter.

He's said he's there to entertain and I think that's kind of become his USP. I wouldn't mind if he drops the shenanigans if it means he gets the wins and just puts up a good fight. You need a mix of characters in combat sports though so I hope he doesn't. It would be boring if everybody did the same thing and nobody did anything out of the ordinary. It's even more boring when fighters are too scared to take risks and just try coast it: see the recent Rose Namajunas v Carla Esparza fight. That one gave Ngannou v Derrick Lewis a run for the worst UFC fight ever. They should start giving out Shite Fight of the Night awards.
373  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 21, 2022, 09:56:25 PM
I can't say I'm not disappointed about the news this evening Cheesy. Nah, in all seriousness, Everton deserved it. They really stepped up these last few games, and you can almost see the passion in their players again. I do think they'll need a complete clear out in the summer. Will be interesting to see if Frank can turn them around completely. I mean, the players they got aren't exactly awful, and I'm not quite sure what made them perform so bad over the course of the season.


I wouldn't have wanted Everton to go down. I don't think they would have deserved it. They haven't been relegated from the PL before, right? Would have been a shame for them to go. No more derbies. They don't have a bad team really. I guess sometimes teams just don't gel or the results don't go their way. Leeds don't have a bad team either but they certainly missed Phillips and Bamford for most of the season. They should have stuck it out with Bielsa as well. He wouldn't have done any worse than Ted Lasso. Would be a shame to see Leeds go back down. Odds are certainly stacked against them with their goal difference so they need to win and hope Burnley don't get the full three points from Newcastle. Both Newcastle and Brentford are about the same right now and are even on the same points but Burnley are at home whereas Leeds are away. Neither really has anything to play for though so there's that.
374  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 🥊 The UFC Info and Prediction Thread on: May 19, 2022, 09:42:34 PM

It's a decent card imo.  This one looks like it's easier to parlay with most favorites winning.  I could still see a couple of underdogs who could win tho.  But there might be no pie shitters here.  And if there was one it will def be Holly Holm.

But yeah, this event could be a great one to claw some of the losses back.  We'll see... 

And Santiago Ponzinibbio vs. Michel Pereira could be fight of the night imho.  It could go either way.  I think Welsh is on the Pereira side.

I'm glad Pereira is moving up the cards. It wasn't long ago that he wasn't even on the main card. He's not the best fighter in the world but he's one of the most entertaining with his crazy Street Fighter moves and always puts on a good show. Hopefully he doesn't do something reckless and fuck up as that's the downside of some of those crazy backflip moves he does which are mostly just for show. I think he's getting better as a fighter though.
375  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 19, 2022, 08:24:25 PM


I guess it's safe to assume that Everton are intentional about getting relegated, aren't they ?

Draw against Watford should have been bad enough, but then losing against Brentford and now 2 goals down against Crystal Palace, without any real sense of urgency. I'm pretty sure they'd likely lose the last game to Arsenal as well, but Leeds would need a win against Brentford if that happens to stay up.

So much for playing safe in the pool, I had Everton to win because of their relegation battle, but I didn't do same for Burnley who are in the lead against Villa.

Well Everton have equalised now to make it 2-2 and Burnley are drawing with Villa at 1-1. If these stay as draws it will certainly spice things up for the relegation battle. Gonna be very dicey for Leeds if both Burnley and Everton manage to grab the full three points now. I'm kinda hoping they both end a draw so there's everything for all three to play for.

Chelsea are also drawing 1-1 against Leicester right now.

Edit: Oh shit, Everton have come from 2-0 down to be winning 3-2 with only a few minutes to go!
376  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 19, 2022, 07:23:59 PM
As we head into the final games of a long season, this is how the pool looks. It’s very close between the top guys or the money the money spots. Who do you think will land the top prize?



Well you could have at least posted the top ten which I'm just clinging on to by half a point  Grin.

If Everton and Villa win today does that mean Leeds are relegated? Palace are currently 1-0 up against Everton and Burnley are drawing with Villa so I guess they're still in it. Shame Liverpool couldn't get all three points earlier in the month against Spurs as that will have certainly spiced things up for Sunday. Liverpool need to win and either hope City lose or get a draw but I can't see Villa beating City away. Liverpool should probably easy take Wolves at Anfield but it won't matter if City win.
377  Other / Archival / Re: Gambling Campaigns on: May 18, 2022, 04:49:33 PM
The house always wins because the odds are stacked against you so it's a very, very profitable business. Casinos are essentially just a licence to print money as most people will lose money over the long-run. Even if someone wins big they're still probably technically down overall and even if they're not the 90% of other people who lost that day will more than make up for the house loss. Some of these bitcoin casinos are paying streamers literally a million dollars a month just to play on their sites so that shows you how much money there is to be made for these sties if they can afford to pay that to just a streamer. A lot of them now are throwing big money at football clubs and other sporting events like the UFC and other such sports as well. I've even seen Drake is now promoting Stake on his instagram amongst other places and I can tell you they'll be paying him a lot more than 1 million a month. I'm guessing that most bitcoin casinos are also registered in tax havens so are also probably paying very little to no taxes so their mark-up is probably even bigger than domestic casinos.
378  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 13, 2022, 09:24:51 AM
Wolves are back, after City scored fast goal, maybe there could be some missed points for City tonight? edit: City is already up again
more goals in first ten minutes of that match, than in all three others for a halftime, it is just Chelsea scored against Leeds, pushing them closer to relegation

Leeds were never really going to win that game. Shocking behaviour from them the last two matches. Two completely unnecessary sending's off. Ayling sliding in near the corner flag when the Arsenal player was going nowhere when a slight touch would have put it out for a corner and then Daniel James going in with a leg breaker in the middle of the pitch against Chelsea for no reasons. Their goal difference is irrelevant right now so it wouldn't have matter how many they conceded so they should have concentrated on saving their best players for the last two games, not getting them banned for the rest of the season. Phillips was really lucky not have been sent off as well.

Two games left, and I still have a little hope for Liverpool, call me deluded Cheesy. Although, it looks like City will win, they have a tough two games ahead of them. I know they absolutely smashed Newcastle, but it makes you wonder with the injuries starting to rack up, and the fact that Kevin has been somewhat carrying them for a few games now.

Everton look to have survived the drop, and I don't know how I feel about it. Leeds looking the most likely to go down, which it was only a couple of weeks ago, that they looked home, and dry. That's the unpredictability of he league I guess.

I think we can now start looking at next season, and yeah I'll probably be joining, and actually properly participating, even if I have to set one day to guess the entire season results. Anyway, City strengthening with Haaland, probably means making predictions with them will be a lot easier, since I find that the lack of a striker has caused a few hiccups this season in terms of predicting the correct score. They should score a little more freely next season. Whereas, Liverpool haven't had any solid links with anyone yet, but we're going to need to look to improve, despite myself looking at the squad, and thinking we probably have world class players in every position, and if it wasn't for City, we would be running away with the league for years to come. I'm glad we have city for that reason though.

The odds are certainly stacked against them but I hope City lose on Sunday to at least make the last round interesting.
379  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: May 06, 2022, 04:58:58 PM
Honestly, I think Chelsea are going to struggle against Wolves this week. Thinking of going with another 0 - 0, very nearly pulled that off with the Everton game last week. As for the Liverpool vs Tottenham game, if I was going to make a prediction, I'd probably go with a 3-1 to Liverpool. I think their defense is rather suspect, but their counter attacking can't be underestimated, and I think they'll ultimately end up grabbing a goal from the counter. Probably with Son getting the goal. I imagine Kane will be dropping deeper looking to feed Son in behind, and if they can beat our high defensive line, they might have a field day.

I've gone for a few 0-0s this week, but Chelsea isn't one of them. I think they'll be ok as Chelsea will need to make sure they stay in the CL spots. Looks like Leeds and Burnley are going to be fighting it out for the relegation battle. I think Everton will be ok with one game in hand on them both, especially if they grab any points from this weeks game against Leicester. Leeds likely won't get any points from their next two games. Shame if Leeds go down. Their squad will be absolutely decimated. Phillips, Meslier, Raphina will likely all go. I wonder if there's many contracts with relegation clauses? I doubt Leeds will bounce straight back.
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That's something incredible. City probably already saw themselves in final, but then Real makes comeback in few final minutes of game. Just classic Real, how many times in last decade we saw them doing such things. And these goals from Real was big shock for City, they failed to make something really dangerous doing whole extra time.

It was quite an uneventful match until injury time. Couldn't believe they got two goals in the +90 minutes. Fair play to Real as they deserved it. I'm also glad it's not an all English final as I find them boring. The CL final could also be the decider in who gets the ballon dor. If Benzema has a blinder of a game then I'm sure he will win it as they've already won their domestic league and it could come down to the last day for the Premier League title. Either way I'd just like to see a great match. Couldn't pick a winner to be fair but I hope there's lots of goals and drama.
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