Sure mate, what make is a gamble is when there is a stake on the line, this is what most people done to understand and they think that just getting involved in games is all gambling and that is not true because there is nogamblingsf nothing to lose, quite alright we can spend our time in playing game like ludo cheese and I'm the rest but we can't gamble with time, we only gamble by staking money so without money there is indeed no gambling.

I feel sorry for Harry Maguire, he is a player who could be included in the England national team squad at the 2022 World Cup, but was so disliked by Man United fans because of his performances that several times put Man United in danger and failed, maybe Man United is not the right place and suitable for his career, maybe he should find another club, but whether Newcastle are interested in him is a truth, because being at a club that is developing, of course, the pressure will be even stronger unless he goes to Newcastle, he will only be a bench player, but of course, it will be even more difficult because rarely playing, it will be difficult for him to be compact with other players at his new club later, but you know the rumors that are circulating are that he is determined to stay, don't know the reason maybe he hopes to correct his mistakes by performing better later at Man United.

It was perhaps City's worst game of the season. And also in the CL you can sometimes play a lesser match. I think Inter's battle plan has worked very well, but then you see that a striker like Lukaku is just below the world top, a good striker of course heads that ball in without any problems. And Lukkau also got in the way of a header from his teammate. So I think City were very lucky and Inter maybe should have won based on the number of chances. But City has played beautiful football for so long throughout the season, then you can also be lucky to win a title. Guardiola is most welcome.

Even if they don't have supremacy in the bundesliga, they make simple earnings every season, which is why their predicted budget for a year takes longer to execute. They have no financial difficulties, they don't take out too much, and they also don't give in too much. Dortmund's economic model has evolved over time, with the goal of acquiring promising young players and profiting from them when other great clubs come calling. They're quite good at turning down offers from elite clubs, making three times the money they used in the market; this picture alone justifies everything.

I did it many times back when my addiction is very high, I promise not to gamble after I lose a big amount I even swear that I will not, but the following day I'm back even promising to be better and not lose a big amount again.

How many of us are guilty of this?

Actually, it is difficult to blame one object for Chelsea's problems, but you can be sure that most people, especially the fans, will blame Potter because all of this started during his coaching period when they failed against Southampton at Stamford Bridge. I can't blame Potter entirely, because if we see Todd bringing in too many new players during the Premier League. And on the other hand, Potter also said that he had difficulty managing players to adapt to the team, because he had a lot to do, apart from setting the strategy for each game he also had to take the time to give opportunities to players who had just arrived to adapt first. I hope the management can be more open with Pochettino about the team's interests and progress in the next season.

I thought his moving to Miami has been finalized, the saudi Arabia team needed him but he choose to play for Miami. Well if his moving to Miami is a rumour we will still get to find out the main destination of where he is going, but if it is Miami it will really help the club to gain popularity just as  how Ronaldo made his Club to be more popular now .

Manchester City had bigger struggles than I expected. Inter were just really comfortable about applying their usual strategies especially in the first half. The tight defense and pressure over their opponent was really beneficial in that half. Manchester City couldn't control the game as they hoped to and Inter players forced them to make more mistakes.

But the problem was that Inter couldn't maintain the same game plan in the second half exactly. This was a big opportunity for Manchester City to turn it into their advantage. Later on the space given in the box cost Inter a lot. We must be knowing how effective Rodri can be with his shots and this was one of its examples. Inter wasted huge opportunities and it was game over for them. But I still appreciate their good effort.

Tottenham Hotspur's main issue is winning trophies; they will be at their best and still fail to win a single prize. Even the club's past managers, Anthonio Conte and Jose Mourinho, failed, so I can't think of any coach that is capable of saving the club because it's apparent that the problem stems from the boards and the players. I don't see any compelling reason why Tottenham Hotspur should have one of the best strikers in the English Premier League and still struggle to win a trophy. Harry Kane is the club's all-time leading scorer, and while he has not made his personal objectives public, I believe it is high time he tries a new chapter somewhere else.

Champions League finals are always difficult games, it was clear that both teams were not easy and by the middle of the second half the game was even, then it became clear that City were physically better prepared, even though Inter were losing, they were still defending.

There were some very dangerous moments that Inter did not take advantage of, and in general City deservedly won, this is a big victory! Congratulations to Manchester City and Guardiola on their victory!

Well, why, the current example with Manchester City and winning the Champions League clearly shows that with due diligence and patience, you can win not only the farmers' league. Another question is that you need to find a good and reputable specialist like Pep Guardiola and trust him at least for five years, and not throw the head coach out of retirement after another failure in the Champions League. Let's remember how everyone laughed at City and said that the club would never win the Champions League, and now the Arab sheikhs and Guardiola, on the contrary, are laughing at everyone.

Sevilla and West Ham were aiming to do well in the Europa League and Conference League respectively. And only qualifying for their own league. The Sevilla team's performance was very poor in La Liga. The team was also in the relegation zone for a long time. But they performed well in every Europa League match. As their target was the Europa League. They have succeeded in achieving the goal. Although big teams like Barcelona, Juventus and Manchester United play in Europe League, they cannot win the title.

Lets be sincere this wasn't what was expected, We saw City begging to secure their lead, I wish Lukaku came in much more earlier the match would have ended in a full time draw extend to extra time and maybe penalty shoot out. Every one expected an easy game for City but this turned out sour, if not for the defensive error it would have ended ina goalless draw but all the same congratulations to Man City and congratulation to Pep for his new record.

Tottenham do not place a high priority on adding new players; instead, they prefer to rely on its current and upcoming players. I believe it is about time for them to pay more attention to transfer windows and add more players in order to enhance their squad and boost their performance in the league. They're simply a less competitive team in the Premier League currently, and they don't really fight for anything important anymore. They must understand their priorities and work toward them for the benefit of the entire team.

Manchester City were really having serious issues in the first half. Inter were really good at defending them and they prevented Manchester City from applying their usual game plan here. However this was only until the end of the first half I'm afraid. In the second half Manchester City started to be more effective and finally Inter gave a big space for them to score.

Rodri's goal was really by a clean shot to the corner. Maybe he isn't an attacking midfielder but we have always known him by his supporting the attacks most of the time. He did it again here and thanks to that Manchester City won the title as well.

I understand Inzaghi once again about why he doesn't choose Lukaku in the starting lineup in this kind of critical matches.    Because I think he is the main reason why Inter couldn't extend the match to extra time. Really, how bad header it was there! Right after that he wasted another chance just unbelievable.

Kante is a very good Defensive Midfielder, he will bring a lot of balance to Al-Ittihad midfield if he is fully fit. Maybe after this recovery Ngolo kante will not be injured anytime soon again since that the Saudi League is not as physical and demanding as the Premier League was. It will be bad business for the Saudi Arabians if after just bringing him to the club for such an attractive amount of money he goes into injury and is unable to play in many games for the season coming.

This is Borussia Dortmund's business style, this club can be said to rely on buying and selling players and so on every season. we can even review, almost every season they produce talented young players. Over the years, Dortmund has always been known as a pretty ideal club. they are able to excel and play attractive football as well as earn income from selling players without disturbing the solidity of the locker room.

Uniquely, the player's departure did not interfere with the team's material, in fact, Dotmund still finished in the top 4 of the Bundesliga regardless of his coach. currently, only Bellingham they released to Madrid. we don't know if other players will follow in Bellingham's footsteps. or, Dortmund will still hold it for the next season. at least, there is still Adeyemi, Youssoufa Maukoko, who has the potential to leave or be retained. in essence, Dormund had gained a huge advantage just letting Bellingham go. plus, their target is still achieved to finish in the top 4 of the Bundesliga. so, don't expect big if Dormund wins the Bundesliga trophy.

basically, if the Bundesliga wants to be like other leagues they have to change the 50+1 rule.

It seems that Neymar did say he wanted to retire in a few years. But indeed maybe this will be too soon if this season. In some rumors, I think I've heard that Neymar is interested in moving to Man United. Maybe this will work, but indeed his salary is still quite high, moreover, his current performance has decreased, one of which is due to the prolonged injury he has experienced. So, maybe some clubs will think hard about this. He can still play very well, but not as excellent as in several seasons previously.