I am not entirely sure if that would be impossible for them to do. I mean it looks like CR7 is still not that happy at United, and Bayern would be a team he would fit perfectly for and that could still happen. I understand that transfer window might be closed right now, but they could get him for the second part of the season maybe? I do not know if there are any work arounds or anything like that but it would definitely be something to look at.

It’s a smart idea for both teams and also the player at the same time and you do not see that type of "fits great for everyone" type of transfers that easily. Would be hard, but not impossible to achieve.

It's usual business from them start of the season, and they are dominating as they were in last season, but sadly they lost their consistency and dropped badly which was surely the worst for them, but again they are doing same thing, but now they need to play with consistency because it's very important for having better results until end of this season.

About Champions League now it's a dream that Italian teams done good in Champions League because they are not good even mostly losing in group stages we have few chances as they are going through into last eight or four which is surely misery for this league right now most of the teams are having not good chances just Napoli is doing good but still we have to wait for the rest of matches about having better view who is going to be in next round and how performance will develop for them.

People can't see how it is totally a sideways thing because we haven't been over 23k and under 18k for a long time, which means that price has been stuck between 5k difference for many many months now and that's something I can totally understand. Maybe we are overreacting to the current low price, and people can't see that unfortunately.

Just realize that it's a normal thing to see it happen this way, and that doesn't mean that we should be happy about it neither but we shouldn't be this upset about "low" prices because we have been here for a long time. If you put 10% of all your income during the last 8 months, you would have something much better right now, but people acted too afraid about it.

I feel like there is a good chance that bitvest and 777 just ended up slowly dying after LL wasn't around, he just decided that he can't steal people's money and leave, which wasn't what he was trying to do of course, it's not the case at all, he is a legit person for sure, he is straight up guy.

But, he couldn't just close it, wouldn't make sense, so he ended up with no marketing, no chatter, no promotions, just let it die a slow death so that people would take their money out and leave for other places. This way he wouldn't have to close shop, but he would have less and less people, plus people who do not claim their money back would be a benefit as well.

I understand both points of it at the same time. Streaming services do not want to get in trouble and that is why they are banning these people and that make sense, because it doesn't worth it, they are making money from them so why would they "want" to ban them? They would love to have them and it would be a lot better for them since it's income that they are rejecting here.

However, they have to, because of the law they are afraid of and I get it. On the other hand, I understand streamers too, they might be gambling but they are earning probably a lot more in return, because they are getting donations and subscriptions what not as a profit for gambling on stream.

I am guessing that their situation at Bundesliga would not hurt them in the champions league, looking at the current situation you could easily see that they are not really staying behind. That decisive win against Barcelona showed that even though we have seen Bayern Munich ending up with a bad results in bundesliga, they are still playing very well in UCL.

We need to realize that they have been playing very well in UCL for a few years now, first the championship and before that and after that they have been pretty nice. Which is why I am guessing that they are going to keep being good, finish at the top of the group and going to be at least in quarter finals.

"In the future" is something that is quite tough when we are talking about Ronaldo. I mean he is already old enough, getting him next season for example would be even older player, and yes he is still decent enough but I would prefer if they got someone younger. I get that they lost their chances for Haaland, but there are other strikes in the world that they could get and take advantage of their young age.

With Ronaldo that is maybe 1-2 season covering the issue, maybe not even that much and he would be straight up bad for them because even if it's Ronaldo we are talking about, even he can't beat father time and he will eventually get worse.

I would guess that Napoli just had a good start of the season but that's about it. I am not saying they are going to finish badly, of course they are going to be at the top half of the league for sure, but they just had a good start that's it, they can't be like champions or something like that.

I still think top 4 is decided, milan, inter, juventus, roma will be the top four teams of the league when the season is over, don't know what the order will be but that seems like the best. Napoli however definitely looks better than Atalanta and that could end up with a win for them, not going to be so simple but it could definitely happen if you ask me.

That is mainly because they built a team that is interchangeable. I do not think that they have a single player that would be make or break for them, if anyone misses, there is a replacement for that player that could make no difference at all if it's just one person. Of course if you bench the whole team and get another 11 then it would make a difference, but just one player doesn't matter in this system, it is a whole machine and one clog changing doesn't disturb it that much.

However, the overall talent is still lower than City if you ask me and that means they will be able to carry this only to a point, they will end up losing eventually.

I would say that home could be a lot better place to work if you ask me. What do you have in an office? You wake up, you get ready, you travel to office, you work there in uncomfortable clothing, you work with maybe people you dislike, you are forced to stay there as long as you have to and then you travel back to home. Whereas when you are remote working, you wake up 10 minutes before work, make a coffee for yourself, sit in front of your PC and start working, that's it, and when you want to do something else in the middle, nobody is there to question you as long as you finish work by the end of the day. It's much better and a lot more easier to handle, definitely would prefer it.

Why wouldn't be the coach that is getting the first sack, after all the team is a good team isn't it? Can you look at that roster and tell me they do not deserve to be at the top? They definitely deserve to be the best team and they are not so far and if this keeps up then Nagelsmann would be the first one to go, it's obvious choice.

A manager’s job is not just to put out a tactic, it's also to put fire under players, do whatever you need to do and get those points. If you keep failing that then you are going to be sacked because that was literally your only job. At the end of the day with him or without him, they are going to win the title again with such a robust roster.

I feel like that difference will show itself once again after a few more weeks. It may not look like that right now, but it is going to happen one way or another, when that happens we are going to see a situation where there is 10+ points between Bayern and their closest opponent.

We just need to give them some time, I am sure they will be better by the end of the first half of the season, and by the end of the whole season they are going to look back on these days and laugh at how people assumed they would finally lose. I cannot see a team with this roster against such a league to end up losing too many games, had a bad start of course, but will recover quickly.

Even this place is not right for taking this all because this thread is only dedicated for Turkish Super League, and we are talking about Turkey's national team performance but still needs to clear few things they were undefeated in this all group and there was no chance for them to dropped out from top rank just because of this they not play with full force in last two matches against Faroe Islands lost and Luxembourg draw now they are going to be qualified for League B in the next season.

In first four matches they not concede any goal and having conceded five goals in last two matches from here you can check how serious they were for these matches but still they need to work on few things and improve of quality is surely better.

That is true, plus he wanted to leave and when a player wants to leave then you sell them. Bayern may have faced some trouble so far but let's remember they managed to beat Barcelona, so if you beat Barcelona but lose to Augsburg then it doesn't mean that you are a bad team, you are just not jelling very well together and when the time comes you will do very well.

No team that can beat this Barcelona could be a "bad" team, they are either not having a great season because of some mistakes, or they are going to recover and I believe Bayern will recover. I think we won't even see Nagelsmann leave, we are going to probably see them keep on winning.

Which is another proof that teams playing in continental cups and playing in regular league games are rarely the same mindset. Frankfurt ended up winning europa last year, and they were something like 7th or something in the league if I am not wrong, Roma won the conference title for the first year, and they were low on the standings as well.

Real may have been a winner and finished well, but Villareal went further than anyone expected and not so great in the league. So, it's easy to see that teams play differently in UEFA cups, whereas they do not care about the league as much as they care about those games, they play with truly their 100% when they are there.

There is no doubt Lewandowski was amazing player for Bayern Munich but now it's past because we all know Bayern Munich try their best for keeping him, but he was not agreed about this so now talking about him is not worth as he is doing good job for Barcelona and Bayern Munich is also not bad at all, but they are trying to give time few players for better adjustment and having better results which is surely going to work even it's going to take time but if things could not be as they wanted then surely we are going to have few changes in this team in coming days.

Their current form in Bundesliga is surely not as they were in last few years as new players are fail to convert their chances into goals which is surely a big concern for them with current coach Nagelsmann strategy is also under criticism he needs to do some changes otherwise most chances we are going to have changes in this winter with new coach as well.

He was never really getting any real minutes to begin with, he got 20 minutes last year for example and we all know they were mainly in garbage time as well, which means that he gets like 12-15 minutes of playing time for proper periods, and he will be replaced with one of the young players there from now on. He hasn't scored over 10 ppg for around 10 years now if I am not wrong, he is just there to pass and defend, that's all his duties are.

I agree that it's more udanishaslem type of deal where he is just helping the younger players become better, nothing more. Plus they are a team that's paying a huge salary these days, including the luxury tax, so another vet minimum wouldn't really matter to them anyway.

There are too many people who think that it would be wise to invest into something that would bring them a good return but they just fall in love with these projects and end up being unhappy about it. It's clear that we shouldn't be really worried about crypto like it is something we should be fans of, it should be something that works for us, not the other way around.

There are too many projects, including in the casino world, where the investors working for the project to get it bigger, and shill it and raid for it and so forth just to get it higher. I am sorry but if a project expects anything more than my money, then it is not a good project.

Inexperience during champions league shouldn't be a problem because their opponents are not that much amazing aside from maybe Milan, so they should be second at worst no matter what. The fact that they are not shows that it is not just inexperience in UCL, but inexperience with a big club like this before.

Potter has been a manager for a while now, but he hasn't really managed a team at the size of Chelsea before, and definitely never been with a club that spent 200+ million in a single off-season. That type of size definitely requires a bit of experience, which you gain by doing it for the first time, because nobody grows knowing it, it just so happens that Potters first time will be with Chelsea.

I think mentor choosing would be the hard part in there. I mean it's clear that you could learn it from the resources available in the crypto world but if you do not want to get lost in there then you could pick one that would help you but at the same time we are talking about picking a mentor that could give you a wrong direction.

It just doesn't make sense to me that people would pick mentors, but if they really want to, if they think that it's the best way to do it, then they should pick someone that will actually help them and not hurt their future. Because not knowing something could be fixed easily, but knowing something wrong and then teaching the right way takes longer time.