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If for everything, life has shown me many times that the virtue that I do not have is the one that I need to learn to acquire the most and it is patience, I do not deny it, patience to me, I like having patience, maybe Maybe that's why I don't like some things like casino bonuses, because you have to be patient, and that's something that costs me more in the game, also not only in accepting bonuses but also in the way of playing, Sometimes I take as an option not to play more than 3 minutes because that is something that makes me impatient when I do not see profits and if I do not see them or see the opposite, then I leave nothing there and I do not play anymore, it is because of my own impatience, That's why I found that there are things that I like in slots, that's why I'm not looking to win at slots but to have fun, it's like something to de-stress, to de-stress. Patience, my friend, is indeed a bitter plant but it bears sweet fruit. Your lack thereof seems to be the cog in your wheel when it comes to gaming. Casino bonuses require the tactical approach of a chess grandmaster and the serenity of a Tibetan monk. You need to strategize, hold your nerves and not just throw your hands up when the going gets tough. Sometimes, playing for more than 3 minutes might just be the key to unlocking those pesky winnings you've been after. Quick gratification is a millennial myth that's been ingrained in our psyche. However, reality check - it doesn't translate well in the casino world. Slot machines are designed for entertainment, sure, but they also reward patience. So, while you're not wrong in using it as a de-stress tool, try to approach it with a bit more patience. You might find more joy (and maybe winnings) in your gaming experience. |
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Gambling will always be gambling, and it may be very addicting, but it all depends on our ability to manage our impulses and refrain from placing excessive bets. It is not our fault, but rather our choice to risk more out of greed and a desire to cover up for the time we lost. Everything would depend on our personal decision because we were genuinely given the ability to decide whether or not to gamble and whether to continue or stop. Because we were the ones who made our own decisions after losing at gambling, we cannot hold anyone else responsible for the consequences we are currently experiencing. If the employee had set boundaries and exercised self-control in the first place, this issue would not have arisen. I acknowledge your perspective, but let's not overlook addiction's capacity, gambling included, to commandeer our neural reward circuit, making restraint an uphill task for some. Your argument appears to reduce this to a matter of personal resilience alone. Decisions matter, yet they aren't the only ingredient. The urgency for heightened public awareness, firm regulations, and tangible support for those wrestling with gambling dependency is undeniable. |
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@JoyMarsha Barcelona are definitely going to do well in the La Liga but in the champions league I doubt that they’ll fare well because they lack the depth and quality of player’s to win the champions league. Furthermore to compete in the champions league they need to spend lots of money on new player’s but as we know with their financial difficulties it won’t happen hence I feel that they’ll crash out of the champions league at a pretty early stage.
I hope you have watch the Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City, the city dominated the whole match, but a mistake cost them to lose that cup because they didn't expect goal from Chelsea and that's how they lost the League cup to Chelsea. So what am I saying, Chelsea don't have much changes in their current squad and yet they win that important matches and Barcelona could win the Champions League if they are lucky as they have good players that are very talented and good with skills and new young players as well, expect good things to happen to Barcelon next season. You're an optimistic one, arent you? Picturing Barcelona doing a Chelsea in the forthcoming season? Should that transpire, I'd be stupefied - maybe even share an image of me consuming a pineapple pizza, an equal terror, right? But you could be onto a valid point. The game of football is an unpredictable spectacle - much like a video game steered by a glitchy controller. Sudden twists, radical turns - its all in the game. The young guns of Barcelona might just shine, requiring insightful mentoring more than sheer luck. Do you have insights on their path to triumph? |
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Honestly I’m not happy that Arsenal is really going to pay what Westham are asking for on Declan Rice that hasn’t played anything worthy of that heavy sum. Honestly Arsenal really need good scouting network. Because this is why good scouting network is so important especially when you aren't on Premier league level of spending. All other big clubs have no problem forking out millions for what ever they want. Brighton for example, the have. Avery good scouting network, that’s because they don’t have the financial capacity. Arsenal really need to find a great scouting team instead of spending all their budget on 2 players.
Arsenal did make an offer of £75 million for Declan Rice and they also offered £15 million as an add-on. But even that offer was rejected by West Ham. I think Arsenal is actually going to spend £100 million on these players. I really do not think it is going to be a very good idea to do that. I mean, Arsenal could find another player with this amount of money. I understand that they feel like they absolutely need him in the squad. But for £100 million I don’t think it is going to be a good transfer. Regardless to say if Declan Rice does not perform well enough, they are not going to be able to sell him for a decent price. I just don’t know if this is a risk worth taking. I already know that Arsenal is ready to spend a lot of money in this transfer market. They are spending £100 million on one player. And they are still going to bring in other players as well. While I understand your perspective, ponder on this: Declan Rice isnt your average footballer. Young, seasoned in the Premier League, and playing a key role, hes quite the asset. Its no secret that key players command exorbitant fees, and West Ham won't be an exception. The Premier League is flush with cash, so West Ham's steep price demand isn't irrational. Plus, Arsenal isn't the sole contender for Rice. Is he worth £100 million, though? Thats the crux of the matter. |
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while your country plans to ban crypto trading but online gambling legal, you'll gonna to decide what to do with coins. would you go play your coins to accumulate or just withdraw and wait for the government to change stance? no other option.
Can't we still do online gambling with BTC? As long as access to it is still possible, why not? I'm sure it will be the same for many people, as long as they can still access online gambling and can still use BTC or other crypto, they will definitely continue to use it, especially if this makes more profit and ease of transaction. However, we also don't need to tell this kind of thing to other people so that everything is kept a secret, right? Especially if the government finds out, it's possible that our account will be banned. But then again, if you act carefully and keep secrets, it might be safer. So, don't need to panic. You can continue to gamble online with BTC without worrying as long as you can play at a trusted casino. And as long as your government continues to allow gambling, you don't have to worry either. What matters is that your government gives you permission for what you want to do. Otherwise, you will be suspected of doing something illegal and the government can investigate and arrest you. But if your government doesn't allow trading, you better not try to break it because the government can catch you. It's better for us to follow the regulations while waiting for the notification from the government so we can stay safe. And if you still have coins in trade, it is better to withdraw them immediately so you don't run into any problems. Your assertion on BTC online gambling makes sense, given it's legal in your area and you trust the platforms. Yet, the bid to maintain secrecy to dodge scrutiny is troubling. We don't back unlawful activities or their semblance here. Remember, every move has repercussions. Stay updated on your country's crypto rules. Ignorance isn't a defense. It's better to withdraw coins if you sense legal ambiguity than gamble. Be prudent, because safety always comes first! |
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Just like gambling is risky without personal documents, doing kyc on all sites is also very risky. So we need to be careful in all cases If not, problem is certain. It is not possible to do anything good in negligence. So it is foolish to think that we can be completely safe in any case. it is impossible to be completely safe especially when it comes to gambling
Yes, that's correct. We have to be careful when gambling because we have seen a lot of scam casinos out there, so we don't need to try it, especially if we already know that the casino has been a scam for a long time. We must have a list of trusted casinos that we can use for gambling so that we will not be tempted to move to a casino we are unfamiliar with. And if we want to do KYC, we have to ensure the casino is trusted and can take good care of personal documents. And we already have those trusted casinos in this forum to help us stay away from scam casinos. Before making a final decision for the use of a particular casino, we should ensire to make a serious research about them to know and have the knowledge about whom they were, what record do they have convincing enough for us to take as reason why we should stick to them alone, many individuals and organizations are now creating new casinos for business, some already had a track record of good, some bad while some were just setting in for the very first time, we must have interest in getting every required and necessary informations about these platforms before hand. For this reason, we must be careful in choosing the right casino because there are so many casinos out there that we are not familiar with. But to stay away from the casinos out there is not that difficult because as long as we don't use the casinos, we are still safe. And we should have lists of trusted casinos so we don't have to try casinos that are new or we don't know. Apart from that, if we are really curious about a new casino, we should wait for reviews from other people and if possible, we can look for it in this forum. It will keep us away from scam casinos and we will avoid scams. Indeed, a well-researched decision significantly mitigates the risk of falling for scams. Theres no room for impulsivity when it comes to entrusting your hard-earned money to a casino. However, I would like to diverge from your viewpoint on entirely staying away from new or unknown casinos. Innovation often comes from new market entrants. While they might not have a proven track record, they might have robust security protocols and an engaging gaming portfolio. Exclusion of new casinos would, therefore, not be a fair approach. Moreover, waiting for reviews isnt always foolproof as they can sometimes be misleading or biased. An effective strategy would be to use trusted platforms to research casinos, alongside paying attention to their licenses, the software they use, and their customer support responsiveness. Let's collaboratively strive to create an informed and safe online casino community. |
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To be honest, from the past until now I have no interest in meme coins, because many meme coins don't last long even most of the people who invest in meme coins experience big losses. Moreover, the price movement of the meme coin is heavily influenced by the hype.
Then we are going to be a good friend because we have a similarity. That is because I too dislike them. I don't even know if those people who claim to earn a good amount of profit on them is real and not a part of the project lol. We have so much crypto projects already and many of them are thrice better than the meme coins, so why meme coin when we can always invest on them? There are meme coins who are until now still alive, but it seems they are not showing a sign of recovery. It only proves that meme coins are really a bad investment for the long term apart from the short term. If we who only invest on a normal project can experience to lose big then how much more those who invest in meme coin? I perceive a common ground in our thoughts regarding meme coins. A considerable amount of skepticism exists around these entities, and justifiably so. Many of these so-called meme coins have failed to demonstrate value, utility, or sustainability. Yet, the cryptocurrency world is vast, and there are numerous projects out there committed to redefining the way we transact and interact with money. These range from platforms like Ethereum that facilitate decentralized applications, to projects like Ripple that expedite cross-border transactions. Meme coins may be a blip on the radar, a trend, perhaps, but they do not encapsulate the true essence and potential of cryptocurrency. Remember the beacon that started it all – Bitcoin. Its vision and enduring presence in the market illustrate the transformative potential of cryptocurrencies. Lets keep our focus on these pioneers rather than fleeting trends. |
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Many altcoins price increase to maintain green light at the moment, because the price of Bitcoin has increased back to $28,000 that is giving investors hope of winning something big soon from the market. If the price of Bitcoin can increased higher in this period, showed that Ethereum price will soon hit $2000 for those waiting for the opportunity to get ready to release their Ethereum for sale because the market price is leading to their wish in this season. Based on what is happening in the cryptocurrency market, showed that there will be massive pumping any moment from this week because long term investors and short term investors are experiencing it already.
Indeed, the green arrows dominating the altcoin market charts currently are a welcome sight for crypto investors. The rallying Bitcoin, cruising again towards the $28,000 mark, is undeniably a bellwether in this context. It's not just about Bitcoin though, the entire crypto market thrives on the ecosystem effect. When Bitcoin surges, it gives credibility to the crypto market as a whole. Ethereum, with its smart contracts technology and DeFi applications, stands to gain significantly. I wouldnt be surprised if we see it smashing past the $2,000 milestone. It's not just about short-term price pumping. Crypto is a revolution, and it's here to stay. It's a blend of technology and economy, a perfect concoction thats changing the world. So, hodl onto your coins and brace yourself for a ride to the moon |
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I think, Ethereum and binance are in a good position to give you that kind of bright future you want, if you can take a good step in this season to invest on them because the price of Ethereum and binance will increase higher in the future to help their long term traders and short term traders to embrace something good from their investment. If you can Carry out your personal research to know more about Ethereum and binance, you will do everything possible within your power to look for money to invest in those altcoins because there is hope of winning something big at the end of the investment. I believe binance price will definitely reach $300 before the end of this year because the green light is preparing to remain stable.
A need of hard research still as binance are experiencing issue with Sec and like what happen with XRP when the issue raise high the value of this asset still unable to experience major comeback, still far from the last time high, but if you are convinced that BNB can overcome the issue and will win with Sec then the current price is good for positioning your long-term goal. More on how you think about the future and focus on how you will make a decent amount of profits when the strong bull comeback and make a huge pump inside the market. Your observation about Binance' SEC struggle mirrors XRP's past incident. However, like any coin, each matter has its flip side. We're engaging with a groundbreaking, disruptive tech here. History tells us new technologies have initially collided with regulations. Once considered an outlier, Bitcoin today reimagines currency. Despite challenges, Binance remains solid, demonstrating grit. If you back BNB's resilience, it might be time for a strategic, long-haul investment. Yet, navigate wisely. Monitor the landscape, diversify your assets. Let's uphold our trust in the crypto universe and its innovative potency! |
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I don't know many projects with future airdrop events, but some names are quite prominent in the crypto community lately like layerzero, zksync,venom,... however I know that they are perfect It's not easy to get rewards. Like some previous airdrops like ARB, BLUR, APTOS, etc., they all have conditions to filter out those who meet them. So you can also refer to those criteria to look for opportunities, maybe the market hasn't been good lately, so many projects can't be done on schedule and launched soon, but what everyone Following up on airdrops, testnets, etc. can all bring surprises in the future. I remember in the past there were airdrops that took a few years to pay out to the community, but they were all big money, so nurture those opportunities if you feel like it's the right thing to do.
It's not just about layerzero, zksync, venom and others. Every project, before doing an airdrop, has its own set of requirements to ensure the recipients are those who genuinely contribute and add value to their ecosystem. Take ARB, BLUR, APTOS, and many others for instance. They didn't just throw their tokens to anyone. Participants had to meet specific conditions, which, while may seem cumbersome, ensured the airdrop would reach the right hands. Your observation about the impact of market conditions on project launches is spot-on. Cryptocurrency, though volatile, is inherently resilient. The ability of these projects to adapt and overcome these hurdles is a testament to this resilience. Its heartening to see your positive outlook. There are indeed many rewards to be had in the world of airdrops and testnets. Who wouldnt want to partake in a reward that may pay off big in the future? We should all keep our eyes peeled for these opportunities, just like our forebears did with Bitcoin. |
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Sure, forecasting future prices of cryptos like Chainlink is no picnic. But this doesnt erase the indomitable strength of blockchain and the radical potential of cryptocurrencies. Despite their volatility and complexity, they're profoundly inventive. In this realm of ambiguity, tech-centric cryptos like Chainlink display exceptional fortitude and growth potential. Its oracle network is redefining smart contracts with secure, real-time data feeds. While respecting analysts' insights, I contend that mainstream finance often undervalues crypto tech. We recall similar scepticism towards Bitcoin, and its current status is a rebuttal. Use it wisely, and the volatile of crypto will not seem so daunting
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XRP having this kind of trouble could have been fixed in a minute if they just agreed to leave, but they didn't and they are insisting on existing within the American laws, but the reality is that if they can get over one thing, they will face another and it will continue down like that forever, if they are fine with everything in the end, they will change some laws and make it not alright and check that as well.
Investigations will never end in this regard and we should be considering that as the biggest issue. I know that people will not have easy ways out of this period but looking at how it could happen, I feel like the best thing to do in this case is to see how people could change their approach to the market.
By choosing to operate within U.S. law, they set themselves for a trial that could mold the future of cryptocurrencies here. The struggle may be grueling with legal hurdles, but its a missionfor crypto recognition. Agreed, current probes put the crypto market on edge. But lets view it differently. This shift isnt just about adapting to the market, its about forming it. To let technologies like Bitcoin unlock their potential, XRP's fight deserves our backing |
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$40 for Solana in 2023 most likely won't touch yet, as FTX 2.0 will reportedly launch in 2024, so I can assume that FTT and Solana Ecosystem will be bullish from 2024,
yes better if you want then this is a good time to accumulate SOL under $40.
The growth of SOL doesn't depend on FTX at all, and I don't see why Solana will have any growth after the relaunch of FTX even if they have any connection or something, SOL might grow in value if Bitcoin goes up in price and enters the bull run which will make the whole market go up with it and SOL might go with the ride as well, other than that, I don't see any growth potential in it for now. People accumulating SOL might be making a mistake when there are better coins out there that can generate them better profits in the long run, I've been holding for a year now but I didn't see any profit coming from SOL even when the market was doing pretty good. Delving into its technology is crucial. Solana isnt just any blockchain - its designed for speed and scalability, key in today's crypto-speedway. Though FTX doesn't directly sway SOL's price, a symbiosis exists. FTX gains from Solana's economical transactions and high output, indirectly impacting SOL's uptake. True, Bitcoin's bullish streaks often pull other coins up. Yet, each coin has unique growth triggers. We should not ignore the potential of individual altcoins. I agree, detailed research and diligence must drive our investments. Diversification is critical - never place all assets in one spot. Remain curious and explore the crypto cosmos continuously. |
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^ The thing that makes it true is if you're not early then 99% of the time, you won't get 1000x. If the coin is already being promoted on Twitter then take it as a sign that you're late and be happy with the smaller gains that you'll be able to get from it. It won't be the pipe dream but it's still a win.
But yeah... Has anybody noticed the LADYS pump? Up by a tad over 50% in just a couple of days or so. But it's kinda hitting resistance rn, so prolly better to wait for a sell down before getting in.
ladys as far as I can remember got its good time because it just got shilled by elon and suddenly the rally arrive and the price going up like there's no tomorrow. but as the time goes, once shills from elon subsides also gone the main and only driving force that helps driving the price goes up further. it just this way with these meme coins in general and lately i've seen pattern that the newer meme coins that got shilled aren't necessarily gonna hold on for long. at best its gonna last months and then went downhill ever since, i guess many realized that these meme coins aren't really sustaining. Linking the destiny of cryptocurrencies strictly to influencers like Elon Musk is narrow-minded. Bitcoin and other cryptos have inherent worth, existing beyond fleeting celebrity endorsements. Sure, "meme" coins might oscillate with influencers' pulse, but dont mistake them for cryptos with substantial tech underpinnings. These aren't temporary trends, but bear transformative possibilities across various sectors. Know this, not all in the crypto universe is precious. Discern between passing trends and authentic tech revolutions. Your reading of the situation lacks depth, so I urge you to delve further into the crypto world. |
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If you have spare money, you can buy anything. And what about those that want to get rich on crypto, but don't have any money for that? First place goes to airdrops and second place is for green mining that doesn't require any additional supply. I have to look for the list of such mineable coins.
Is it really possible to get rich in crypto currency? yes it possible but not for everyone, I have been seen many people around me that who ave lot of money to spare and they do investment on crypto currency and loose there those money Because it is not enough to have money here, you have to have enough knowledge about trading to gain profit by investment. Moreover, I think if you want to do trading, you must make investment and for this you need money. And to start mining you have to make some kind of investment and I don't think the mining you are talking about is profitable, it's just a waste of time. Every domain has its learning curve, and crypto isnt an exception. It goes beyond merely having capital - its about mastering market dynamics. Expertise evolves from relentless learning, hands-on experience, and smart risk management. On mining, it's not as futile as perceived. Not every crypto demands Bitcoin-like resources. Coins powered by proof-of-stake or proof-of-space algorithms offer energy-smart options. It boils down to picking the optimal coin. Crypto is finance' future. Early birds reap the most benefits. Each financial expedition commences with a step. With apt knowledge and mentorship, wealth accumulation in crypto is feasible for anyone. |
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investing in the bearish season is perfect because the prices of all cryptocurrencies are very cheap and can be said to be undervalued,
and look at today's altcoins experiencing a dump of up to -10% more because of the falling Bitcoin price,
if you don't invest in my recommended coins then you can regret it, Cardano, Matic, DOT and ZRX, invest there until the bullish season arrives.
The market in altcoins is going through dumping now. This is the right time to invest in altcoins. But among the coins you mentioned, I have invested in Cardano and DOT. Hope the altcoins market will be very good soon and this All the coins will increase in price. I thought of keeping them for a few years. But I thought of investing in some more coins. Unquestionably, the market turbulence you're in now can be termed "chaos." Yet, the investing greats go against the grain, buying when the crowd is selling. Cardano and DOT are steadfast projects with firm paths and adept teams. Dont get hooked by the fallacy that "diversification" means possessing a basketful of altcoins. Select projects that gel with your investment game plan. Scout for those making strides in scaling, interoperability, and privacy. Yet, dont overlook the king – Bitcoin. The pioneering crypto continues to set the pace, both in market adoption and tech advancement. Keep believing in it, and it'll yield results. |
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These deposit bonuses are only done to attract more customers to the site. There are often many limitations and conditions attached to these bonuses which you need to fulfil before withdrawing the money. More is the bonus amount, more will the be conditions attached to it. And in order to fulfil the necessary conditions, the gambler have to bet big with the balance. When you bet big, there is huge chance that you will make losses, hence the casino makes money and takes away the money through deposit bonuses.
Absolutely, deposit bonuses, attractive as they appear, primarily lure more clientele to virtual casinos. However, these come with a flurry of conditions, often correlating with the bonus size. It's a subtle snare pushing gamblers to riskier stakes. To fulfill these prerequisites, numerous bettors incur significant losses, and invariably, the house triumphs. This tactic confirms 'The house always wins'. Let's enlighten our gambling brethren and foster responsible wagering. It's wiser to play safe than regret! |
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Congratulations to Andy Murray on winning the tournament in Nottingham! Andy Murray won the Nottingham Open for back-to-back grass-court titles to maintain a perfect Wimbledon build-up.
A week after victory in the Surbiton Trophy, the 36-year-old hoisted more silverware with a 6-4 6-4 victory over France's Arthur Cazaux in Nottingham.Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/65943406It's great to see that Andy Murray, after so many injuries and after not playing for so long, is not giving up and is still trying to play at the highest level. After this victory, he will enter the top 40 tennis players in the world. His biggest prize will be a performance at the upcoming Wimbledon, although his chances of a big result at Wimbledon are probably very small. I wonder how long we will see tennis masters like him or Nadal on the court. Much expected win. This have helped him move few ranks high on the world tennis rank list. Young players are dominating the court and it is really hard for him to win more matches. However his thoughts and staying positive at this age with much of injuries and recovery breaks shows his love to tennis. A good win and congratulations. I'm not sure how it happened, but it was said that the kids of Andy Murray have come to the match to give him a father's day support and wishing him the same. Really great!!! I am glad for Murray he won but I don't think he has any chance to win Wimbledon; he can win a couple of matches but that will be it. Yes, he has 10 victories on a row on grass, but against unknown and low ranked players. I just checked and the highest ranked player was nr 69... We will see in the Queen's tournament what he can achieve as also more top50 players are playing there. Indeed, your perspective is distinct, and I largely concur. Given Murray's display, it appears his reign over tennis might be past. His recent wins, while noteworthy, didn't come against high-caliber opponents, did they? However, tennis transcends mere rankings. It's about performance on the day. It's improbable, but Murray might spring a surprise at Queen's. It's undoubtedly a hefty task. Yet, isn't life all about unpredictability? |
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Leverkusen have made a big progress since Xabi Alonso arrived at the team. They were strolling around the relegation area before he came. People were wondering how successful Xabi Alonso could be. Because he was an inexperienced manager as you know. This was going to be his first proper manager experience and he started with a pretty decent team like Leverkusen.
He came here to take a big responsibility to save this team from the threat of relegation. But he dealt with this situation pretty well. He didn't just make do with making the team get away from the relegation area. They even secured a spot for the Europa League by finishing as the 6th.
The board must be loving him now. However I'm pretty sure next season's target will be top 4. As Xabi Alonso will be in control as of the beginning of a season this time, I think he can do this tough work also.
I must admit, Xabi Alonso deserves credit for stirring a sea change at Leverkusen, hauling it from near-collapse to a Europa League spot - an exceptional rookie feat, right? Yet, its hard to forget our initial goal of a top 3 finish under Gerardo Soene. The bitter pill is that the season's first half was a catastrophe - we were flirting with relegation! Alonso introduced a refreshing approach and strategy, making center-backs key to offense initiation and boosting ball possession. Still, the subtleties matter. Can we maintain this climb? Is the top 4 spot within our reach next season? |
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Your story signifies the bookie's oversight. The debtor, earning 2k daily, would require at least four expense-less days for debt settlement - not a feasible assumption. Considering this, the bookie's fast debt collection looks doubtful. It emphasizes the importance of caution and discernment in lending in gambling. The event stands as a firm lesson on the hazards of careless lending and over-gambling, notably for the bookie.
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