Fortunately Manchester City is still a team in the Premier League, but they have also dominated the title in the last 6 seasons. Lol
Manchester City coached by Pep Guardiola has won 5/6 titles from the last 6 seasons. They also managed to defend their title in the last 3 seasons between 2021-2023. If only Liverpool didn't win the title in the 2019/2020 season, so far Manchester City have won 6/6 titles in the last 6 seasons.

Manchester City's consistency in dominating the Premier League title can still be stopped if other teams are able to perform well and take advantage of every match to achieve victory. The problem is that no team has performed like that, even in the first 4 matches this season, Manchester City managed to win 12 points compared to 19 other teams.

You can expect Manchester City's winning streak to stop at one game but I don't think Luton will do that. Last season Manchester City lost 5 times and drew 5 times, so their defeat can be expected this season regardless of which team will do it. I hope Liverpool and Manchester United, but United looks bad so far.

LGD2Business, I agree with you and rihgt now I don't have high expectations for Bellingham.
So far Bellingham has proven to us that he is a good attacking midfielder for Real Madrid. He scores goals and helps Real Madrid win games, but I can't fully expect him to score every game Real Madrid has this season. Of course I can expect him to score more than 10 goals because La Liga may be very different from the Bundesliga in terms of team defence, but still high expectations for him are not expected.

Lewandowski is a striker, of course he tends to be more expected to lead the top scorer standings and compete with several other strikers. Lewandowski has not been at his best at the start of this season, but with time he will find his identity again. This season Barcelona has got a good winger from Joao Felix, so that will make Barcelona better in terms of attack power, and of course it can help Lewandowski score goals with his assists.

I don't think it's worth complaining after the game is over, it won't change anything. Erik Ten Hag is aware of that and doesn't seem like he wants to make a big deal about it but I think he just needs to focus on improving a team that is very unstable right now.

The players seem to be playing for themselves and seem selfish. That's what I've seen on a number of occasions, especially when there's a good chance to cross but they didn't do it. Rashford repeated it several times, that is what must be avoided in the next match and Ten Hag must change his players to help the team, not for himself.

I can safely say that Jude Bellingham is one of the best signings for Real Madrid so far. His contribution to Real Madrid's victory is the real impact of his presence, but I never expected Real Madrid to always rely on him to win every game because it just doesn't make sense. OK I know he is capable of doing it and would love to do so if the opportunity arose, but Real Madrid must have a top striker instead of expecting their attacking midfielder to be the hero all season.

I just see Real Madrid being a bit more selfish and not wanting to change things. Of course, we all know where Real Madrid's weaknesses lie in every match, even though in the end they were able to win the match. Adding one top striker will make them even better, I hope that will be realized in the next transfer window.

It was very sad to lose in the last few minutes even though I think Arsenal deserved it. Manchester United failed to live up to my expectations today, but it would have been close had Alejandro Garnacho's goal not been disallowed for offside.

Manchester United's defensive concentration failed after Declan Rice managed to beat Andre Onana for a 2-1 lead, and from then on I thought the game was over because Manchester United had no more chances to score a goal back to equalise. I certainly regret this bad result, but I think all the players have tried their best even though they were not very effective when they had the opportunity.

It is indeed difficult to continue to hide gambling habits from those closest to us, including our wives or anyone who knows us well. However, telling them about this habit (let alone asking them to limit your budget) is also not entirely good because a woman might bring up this problem when she doesn't get what she wants. As long as you are able to meet his and his family's needs, then there will be no problems, but on the contrary, this will be an absolute reason for them to attack you as long as you do not fulfill their needs.

I no longer gamble as much as before because I don't think it will end. Limiting my budget is what I have done before and so far my gambling intensity has dropped drastically. Of course this is to be expected during a bad economy, at least it has kept me from spending too much money on things that aren't profitable. Gambling for the fun of it is fine but but limiting the budget is the main thing.

Arsenal's performance so far has been very good where the attacks they have built have put Manchester United's defense under great pressure. Of course this is not good for Manchester United as they also need to win, but Ten Hag's strategy has been good so far and they are doing as well as they can to get out of the pressure.

This was a match with high tension so both teams played carefully. Both of them built attacks well and created opportunities, but each failed so the score was still tied at 1-1. A draw might not be the worst for either team, but I still expect Manchester United to go home with maximum points today.

Have you done it, or have you prepared a budget to do it but haven't done it rihgt now?
Many of us advise people to take advantage of the current downturn in the market, but some of them don't do it out of fear. This is not strange to me because in fact not all of them are bitcoin investors but only invest and trade altcoin.

After all $100k to $120k is not going to be reached any time soon. Bitcoin needs a lot of budget to cross $100k, which means it needs large investors willing to buy continuously which in turn can make demand higher than supply. $100k is achievable after the halving, but for the same reasons.

Of course, just dominating the match is not enough for any team to win the match if the opposing team defends well after scoring goals. So far Pochettino has not put Raheem Sterling in his original position on the left winger but he has been deployed as an attacking midfielder. This clearly made Sterling not appear in his best form and tended to find it difficult to contribute to creating goal opportunities.

Pep Guardiola has used Sterling on either wing, but Sterling tends to do well on the left which is his preferred position. Sterling played 183 games for Manchester City as a left winger, and he scored 70 goals and 40 assists, while on the right wing he had 103 appearances for 43 goals and 46 assists. So things like this must be considered by Pochettino so he needs to make changes to support Chelsea's performance better.

The following are complete details regarding Sterling's statistics at Manchester City by position:

I'm happy with this positive result even though Real Madrid really struggled to find a way to win the match. Once again Jude Bellingham saved Real Madrid from losing full points, but overall Real Madrid deserved to win this match for whatever reason.

Ancelotti basically needs new players rather than having to play Joselu all season, but he can't expect much considering Real Madrid doesn't want him. Joselu basically scored a goal in this match, but it was his first goal after going 3 matches without a goal. You are right, the final key to Real Madrid's victory was Jude Bellingham. If he gets injured, then I'm not sure Real Madrid will be able to maintain their best form.

In fact, Chelsea was able to dominate the match compared to Nottingham, but Chelsea had difficulty breaking into Nottingham's goal. Lack of player creativity is the first reason, but a lack of consistent strategy is also a reason. I didn't find Nottingham playing well except being really good defensively which combined with taking chances, it won them the game even though it was completely unexpected.

The bottom team uses a defensive strategy to win points against the top team. The weakness of Pochettino's strategy is that he was able to find a solution to find the net even though they had a lot of shots in total. Poor finishing is also an excuse, but of course Pochettino is under pressure at the moment.

Of course you are right, and that's why I tried to remind him instead of just thinking about how to accumulate but ignoring the importance of a reserve budget. This advice is good and really worth considering for anyone, but still every investor has their own way of managing their finances and planning their investments.

For me, a reserve budget is a must-have so that investment plans are not easily damaged by unexpected things. That is a wise mindset before deciding to invest, of course if they plan to hold it for the long term.

Maybe that's also true, but some people stick with other approaches such as just waiting for the ATH or selling during a bull run cycle. Of course it doesn't have to be 5 years, but it depends on when they started coming in.

This is expected from experienced users especially if you have a manageable budget to invest consistently with a DCA strategy. I agree this is the best way to build your investment portfolio well, but I don't expect you to lie to yourself about what you say.

I'm sure some of them bought on dip and DCA prices, but I'm sure not everyone who says they are actually buying because of the budget constraints they have. Honestly, I really want to stop this nonsense, but let them think for themselves. red4slash, you know that you still need to have an emergency budget to deal with unexpected financial situations, so you don't need to emphasize your desire to invest consistently if you don't have an emergency budget.

Last season Barcelona also didn't have a good game at the start of the season, but in the end Barcelona managed to perform spectacularly and win the La Liga title like they didn't have any problems. Their defense is very strong, their home record is good and they have dispelled all the bad speculation as if they had the best squad depth all season.

At the same time, Real Madrid appeared more convincing, but Real Madrid failed to appear consistent and ultimately failed to win the title. I'm a Real Madrid supporter, but I don't underestimate Barcelona. They are a team built on trusting one another, supporting one another, and growing strong with its underpaid young squad.

Given West Ham's performance in the last 3 matches, I believe West Ham will win that match today. West Ham come to Kenilworth Road as the favorite team which also makes them have a high probability of winning compared to the home team. I don't care about Luton Town's status as a newly promoted team this season, meaning they can play well but I don't think they can win the game.

My prediction is that West Ham will take home full points in this away match with a possible goal of over 3. I don't expect many people to believe what I say, but 3 points seems to be a guarantee for West Ham.

This season, Real Madrid seems to have a smooth road to qualify for the round of 16 even though Napoli can really be a threat to reduce points gain in the group stage. I am optimistic that Real Madrid will lead the standings despite facing a difficult opponent, but it is not a big challenge. I'm not looking down on Braga and Union Berlin, but I'm sure these two teams are not suitable opponents for Real Madrid let alone to make our plans fail this season.

No, but I think Real Madrid can play better with a 4-3-1-2 formation where Joselu and Rodrygo play as strikers. Even though Real Madrid don't have a number 9 as a center forward, I tend to agree that they don't play Rodrygo as an attacking midfielder. Rodrygo is good as a striker, so Ancelotti doesn't need to give Rodrygo a different role against Getafe at the weekend.

But because that is the predicted line up and formation, I think it will change based on the opponent's needs and playing style. Moreover, Ancelotti can play Bellingham as false nine or winger if he wants, but I don't think Bellingham will do that in the next match.

Rumors about mtgox have been dragging on for so long that there is no certainty when they will succeed in distributing bitcoin. Regardless, mtgox is probably going to be a huge FUD for the market and bitcoin holders, certainly going to send the market into a tailspin for a while.

That's one possible reason why the current demand for bitcoin is so much lower than the current supply, which may mean that investors are just waiting to see what will happen in the next few months while they are ready to invest heavily in bitcoin. But honestly, I'm not worried about volatility and I tend to have been prepared for the drama leading up to the halving.

Liverpool's performance is very dependent on the ability of Jurgen Klopp as his coach. Liverpool would be very different if Klopp were not their coach, so they really hope that Klopp will be able to motivate his players well in every Liverpool match this season.

Aston Villa should not be underestimated even though Liverpool is actually far superior at home. Klopp doesn't expect Liverpool to have the same problems as last season again, so he will try his best to get the best performance and results from every match. This week Liverpool are playing at home, so they can count on them to win.

There you have it, some people have the wrong mindset about gambling and they are doing something that might hurt themselves financially. But I can't completely blame that mindset when there's an opportunity to make money instead of just having fun. The main problem that gamblers need to avoid is that they should not gamble beyond the limits where at the same time they fail to take responsibility for the consequences.

There are typical gamblers who have fun and there are gamblers who want to make money purely. These two categories of gamblers have different levels of problems, in fact gamblers who want to make money tend to have worse financial problems than gamblers who want to have fun.