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I disagree, Boston looks like a solid team, are they good enough to win the title? I am not sure, I feel like that may not happen, but I am very well aware that we are going to see Boston win over Cavs because they are a better team.

The thing about them is that they have some good players, sometimes some of them do not play that well but they do have good players, but more importantly because these players played well together for so long, they are aware how and who could play like what, and the coach is aware how he should be playing the team as well. This is why I do not think that there is anything to be shocked about anymore, it is what it is and we should be basically considering this as a way for Boston to win, they are more established.

I read that these days people are selecting their political leaders in some democratic countries by getting influenced by social media posts. I mean in trading kind of high sensitive and money involved environment, you can easily deceive people by showing edited proof. So, I agree with you that we cannot blame people for getting influenced by another trader. 

Bernardo Silvas contract doesn't end until 2026 which is going to be the hardest thing for Barcelona. I mean if his contract was ending like İlkay then I would understand the logic because it would work better for Barcelona to just pay the player and that's it. But when we are talking about someone with already a contract then it means Barcelona will have to pay a transfer fee as well.

I do not think that transfer fee would make sense in this case, Barcelona is already poor and in big debt, which means that spending money on transfer fee doesn't make sense for them anyway, they need to get free agents and youth players from la masia to make sure that they stay afloat. Not only that, but I agree that Silva won't be a cheap player, so it will be a lot of money as well.

The preference thing is still the right answer without a doubt. To me it is a hobby and I like it and I am going to keep doing it. For some people it's addiction, they gamble and lose money and they can't stop themselves and they keep gambling more and more.

However, for some people it's business, they end up gambling to make money, it could be straight from gambling but not at casino games instead at stuff like poker and such, or it could be that they stream it and make money that way, basically it's a job for them. So, this question changes answer depending on who you ask it, but I can respond just for myself and say that it is definitely a hobby for me, I am not getting anything out of this aside from just some fun.

I am pretty sure plenty of people tried this so far, and I am pretty sure that plenty of people failed this as well. I am not saying that we are going to end up with a good result, there is a big possibility that you are going to lose it all. Even if not, let's assume that you will win, would it make sense to put just a small amount?

I mean lets say that I make 10 thousand dollars a year, does that mean I should put a few thousand dollars and try to do it? Of course not, if you do that then you are going to lose a few months worth of salary, then how are you going to recover from that? If not and you put small, then even double doesn't make sense, lets say I put fifty bucks, then earn fifty more, what did that gain me? This just doesn't have any upsides.

Roma to win europa would be weird, I mean there is still Leverkusen there and they have the longest winning streak of all time, or maybe undefeated sorry, in any case that looks like it would be a hard to beat team and I am not really seeing how Roma could beat Leverkusen.

In other news, Roma could very well be fourth, that seems like an easier situation, they are so close and they could make it work, there are enough games for Roma to win and get to fourth place, that would be both a lot more money as well, and they would also be going to UCL in a more natural way as well, I would guess that seems like a better way. I hope that it doesn't really take that long and it doesn't really end up being something to worry about for them.

Having that type of thinking will make someone money. I know that people are not certain about how much money they could make from crypto, but it is clear that we are going to end up with something decent, and should focus on that as much as we possibly could. I know that it is going to take a while to get used to it, but that's just how it is.

I personally believe that we should be focusing on what to do and how to do it, and if we think about the big ones then we are going to do a lot better. Many people forget that bitcoin is the one and you should be considering that as the best investment, doesn't mean you shouldn't invest into altcoins, you should never ignore bitcoin though, that's the most important part of it all.

I mean Warriors won with a lot of help from the bench as well, there are plenty of players I have never heard of that played very well games that allowed them to have a good win against Clippers. I have never heard of "podziemski" for example and dude scored 13 points, or Kuminga had a great game and got 17 points, Dario Saric is still in the league, I thought he retired and dude had 13 points too.

So all in all, Warriors should be quite thankful to their bench team to be this good in order to win this game, and I think it's quite clear that they are going to end up with a much better result if they can keep getting this type of production from the bench all season long. Their starting five doesn't look all that championship level to me, it looks like they are fine but not at Denver levels or Celtic levels anymore, they look like a barely playoff team to me, like first round exit level team, and very best case second round exit, that's it, I do not see conference finals for them this season.

One of the most dominant cars that was ever built is now retired. I mean a total of 22 races, and 21 of those races were won by Red Bull, 19 of them were won by Max himself, with 2 coming from Perez at Azerbeijan and Jeddah. That is the most dominant car I can think of, and that is saying something considering Mercedes had a car that won like 7 years in a row or something if I am not mistaken. It is by far the biggest points per race for a driver as well, it's unreal how much Max and Red Bull achieved this season.

The question has to be asked, will Max and Red Bull will be this dominant again next year? Obviously they will not have enough time to work on the car like other teams who did worse, but at the same time they didn't last year too and still won this much.

Unfortunately the world changes constantly, and the news and the online world are getting to a level where they are brainwashing people to be against each other, instead of being against the reason. There are a lot more billionaires now, and they keep talking about how that is due to inflation, and yet the minimum wage worker is not making all that much more, and in cases they do, they still do not live better, and yet the rich does.

The issue is that back in the day, "minimum wage" meant that you should be able to live with that, you could have a house (rent or bought doesn't matter) and be able to eat food that is not only the cheapest ever you can find, you can send your kids to school, basically live a decent life.

This idea is so crazy to people right now, someone with minimum wage, be able to afford healthcare, education, food, house, maybe even a cheap car, you should all get that, there shouldn't be a single people.

And yet, in the world we live, people die because they couldn't afford a medicine, does that even make sense to you? Like pharma company wanted profit, so it didn't sell affordable, so people died, in order to make that pharma company more profit, is that even logical? That's insane, and yet the reality.

The relief for them should be that they already lost points on 2 games in a row, which means that they should be able to do a lot better this game around, a team as good as them that went like 15+ wins in a row should be able to get back on the horse again, I mean it was like 18-19 games in a row win, would three loss in a row follow that up? I do not think so, they should be winning this one easily, it is going to be hard to make a comeback and after the break it is going to be some issues of chemistry and remember each other and all that, but Ibet that they are going to be fine.

Same goes for Galatasaray as well, they did amazingly so far, but then lost to a team they did not expected to lose, they should be able to get this win anyway. I feel like two wins this week should be the expected result, I do not think that it would be any different than that. That's my opinion at least, I could be wrong and one of them could lose points in these games as well.

I do agree that Xavi has done very well so far at the head of Barcelona, and I believe that there is a possibility he could manage this team for another 10+ years if both parties agree. We do not see that type of thing usually, we see managers leave after some years, we do not get managers with 10+ years at the same club, not at the top of big clubs at least.

If Xavi could stay, he could definitely gradually make the team better and better and could even help with getting rid of the debt as well by building the roster from the youth setup more and more. I remember clearly during his playing time with Iniesta and Messi period, there was a game where they played with 11 la masia players, why not try to have that again?

I would say that he is the most important player in that team at this moment. They have changed their squad a lot since the early Klopp days, they had a lot more different squad, and starting from Mane, they kept on changing the team all the time. All those Mane, Salah, Firmino type of period is behind them but Salah was the only one that stayed and he is still providing a lot for the club.

I feel like they need to figure out a way to take some load off his shoulders and find some other players that would be at least as good, but they haven't done that yet so he is still getting that team some success. Thanks to him being this good, they are closer to top and that's an important thing, I believe that he is doing wonders so far and should he keep going then there is a possibility that Liverpool could fight for the title as well. I am not saying they will win, but there is a possibility that they could win it and that is all thanks to his amazing performance.

If Al Nassr won that game, they would have gotten 2 more points, which would be 21 points total for them, still the third place behind 23 points leader Al Hilal and 22 point second position Al Taewoon. That should be noted that it makes it a little harder now, but they still need to win a week when the other top two teams lose games, that would tie them for second and makes one point difference with the leader. It is not easy for the top teams to lose points, so the yare going to end up with a trouble.

I hope that they get lucky enough and end in a situation that would benefit them. It should be noted that Ronaldo keeps on scoring like crazy, but that doesn't mean that we are going to see them win just because Ronaldo is playing well, that is a good thing but that is not enough, there are 10 other players in that club and they all need to play better if they want to win the title.

Not only we can't separate it, but I could give the whole credit to him as well. I mean without him they weren't this good and yes the players are the ones who go out there and play every game so that means they are going to end up with most of the credit to a casual fan but if you know football, you could have put someone else there and they wouldn't be as successful as Xabi Alonso, that dude made sure that they are doing fine.

I believe that we are going to end up with a good result one way or another as long as he keeps managing that team. Obviously it is not going to be that clear, and yes it is not going to be all that easy to handle it all, but I also think that we are looking at something that is great start for a manager career.

Banks are using the company, which is not the same as using XRP, those are different things and not the same thing. That could be a different situation but as long as we keep giving it the same logic then it will not be an issue at all. I agree that we are going to end up with something that would be profitable for people to use if they are lucky but we are also talking about heavy centralization as well, which is  a bit of an issue as well.

I think we should reach to a point where it will not be making this much trouble to begin with. Have you see bitcoin having a legal battle? It can't, because there is nobody that can be sued for it, whereas XRP has the Ripple company and the owners that could be sued, that alone is risky enough.

Yes, if I am going to hold something that will get me 10% or less in a full year then I would not be looking for bitcoin neither but I will be getting poorer that way and I would never get richer. It would be a lot better if you could end up with something that is better, and for that to happen you need bitcoin.

It is not really a shocking return, it is not like you get 500% a year every year, maybe one year that may happen if you are lucky on the bull season but that is like once every four years if you are lucky. This is why I believe that it is both better than holding some stock or gold, and it is still at the very realistic level as well which would make you a lot of profit without an issue as well at the same time.

I agree that they were decent last season, but Lens not being good this season makes sense as it was mentioned why.

The ligue 1 has one issue, all teams are having hard time chasing PSG and they are spending as much as they could to make that happen which results with a terrible deal for them, I think it should be important to make it happen as well as they hope they could, which could result with them not doing any worse, and that should lead with something that would make some sense if teams sell their players to make money, so that they could spend less and get younger and hopefully better future players. That should result with a good return for real and that could make it work like a charm for these teams.

If United loses Sancho as well, then they are going to be pretty upset with the results. They are doing terrible at the moment and I am not even talking about just the results of the game, the owners are really ruining everything about that club and the culture has to change like crazy.

Ever since SAF retired (which he shouldn't have, he is still at almost every game) they haven't been doing good at all, even Ronaldo said that things were exactly same as he left and didn't improved a bit. Owners needs to change asap, they need to sell the club one way or another, hell if they sold the club last summer, it would have worth more than right now, so they made a loss for the time being by not selling and that's terrible.