John McAfee credible? Does not compute. McAfee would say anything as long as you paid him to do so. He's either trolling or is on under the influence of drugs, but either way he only has his own interests heart so he's only saying this for his own agenda whatever that may be. I would say with a strong degree of certainty that he doesn't know who satoshi is. He's probably just doing this for the attention to be honest. He's built his brand these last ten years or so by courting controversy and getting his name in the media and this is along the lines of the same sort of shtick he's always done.

Why did Jose get so aggressive yesterday after the game? Did one of the Chelsea team/staff say something to him? Her got up like someone had just insulted his wife in club or something and he was ready to fight  .


I would agree under 2.5. Maybe 1-0 or 1-1.

Health is fine according to who? Have you had medical advice. Sometimes you might feel ok, but your body could be missing something it badly needs. Go get some blood tests done as they can often tell you a lot. Things like vitamin d deficiency are quite common these days and are a big cause of fatigue but your bloodwork will tell you whether or no that is the case.


Things like caffeine are only a temporary fix that will only artificially perk you up. Might as well recommend cocaine as well lol. If someone has fatigue then coffee isn't going to do much and will probably just lead to a bigger crash where you feel even more lethargic after the caffeine wears off.

Why do you want him to go so bad? What is it you think he's doing that is so wrong and who would you prefer he is replaced by? Is it just because they're not first place? They've drawn and lost only one game each out of their last five. Sometimes teams go through a bad patch but often a good manager will turn it around, but unfortunately a lot of them get sacked these days before they even get the chance too.


That game was quite boring. They just cancelled each other out. Liverpool were lucky to hang onto a point however, which was surprising to me as I thought Liverpool would be the better team here, especially with it being at Anfield.

We can certainly argue over the definition of free, but I would say if I plant some apple trees and they give me fruit for nothing then I would say those apples are free even if I had to purchase the seeds and look after them as saplings initially. Sometimes you need to invest a little money into something that bears fruit but after that I would say it's free. The initial cost of fitting the solar panels will soon enough pay for themselves with the money you are saving and once they're paid off I would then say that energy is free so sometimes you've got to spend money to save money.

I would agree. United fans are probably just frustrated and want anyone else right now and Zidane is probably the biggest name with three Champions League titles in a row under his belt as well as a La Liga title, but that doesn't mean he's going to come into United and work wonders. Can Zidane even speak English? I know that's not stopped managers before but it's still a huge barrier. I'm skeptical that he will be able to turn their luck around if he does indeed get the job. Today's game against Newcastle will probably be the decider on his future. If United lose at home to them then I'd say Mourinhio is probably done. I'm sure they're trying to work out something with Zidane as we speak and if he agreed to take over tomorrow they'd sack him today.

Well Liverpool have Salah. And Firmino. And Mane.   I'd probably go with a draw here. Maybe 1-1 or 2-2. I think Liverpool are the better team on paper, but we've got to take into consideration home advantage. Liverpool will be looking for retribution after knocking them out of the cup, however. Liverpool didn't have their strongest team out either in the cup game. If Salah and Firmino started I'm sure it would have been a different game. Then again, maybe it would have been different if Hazzard started also as he's undeniably one of the best players in the Premier League.

I wouldn't exactly call him the bravest person on earth, but he certainly has balls and could have just kept quiet, but he didn't, so you gotta respect that at least. White America will take any chance they get to pounce on a black man if they think they're stepping out of place, but Kaepernick will do alright anyhow. He's a multimillionaire and even if he doesn't play football again he'll just make a career out of being a media martyr. 

Saw this today that Nike actually considered scrapping the advert with him due to fears of a backlash:

https://www.businessinsider.com/nike-colin-kaepernick-advert-was-nearly-scrapped-fearing-backlash-2018-9?r=US&IR=T

Why can't they give you the money and you buy the coins for them? You could use Localbitcoins or some other free-ads site and find someone who will meet you face-to-face to sell you bitcoins for cash. I'm sure there are lots of people that would be willing to do this. You could also use the currency exchange sub forum here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0

Be careful when meeting people though. Always meet in a public place and do a smaller trade with them at first just to make sure everything is legit.

Agreed. Just seems like a gimmick to me. Bitcoin and blockchain was meant to be the future. Now crypto has just been hijacked by scams, get rich quick schemes and gimmicks trying to cash in on something new or the current buzz. I haven't looked into this much in depth, but the possibility of fans voting seems interesting, but do they have to pay to do this or purchase the coins? If so then it's just another money spinner for them more likely rather than anything truly to support or benefit the fans.

Manchester United are seventh in the table and only six points behind second place. Losing to Spurs and drawing with Wolves isn't a sackable offense for Jose. Wolves have been playing pretty good and also even drew against Manchester City. City lost at home to Lyon. Maybe Pep should be sacked soon as well? Manchester United will be lucky to get top four because there's so many great teams now. Spurs and Liverpool weren't even in the running five years ago and a bit before that even City were just an average team. Times change but this isn't Jose's fault, but if he does ever go I hope they do actually get Zidane because I'd bet money he won't do much better or win them much if anything before they sack him.


Most managers would have achieved greatness taking over Real when Zidane did. Let's not forget Fergie took years to build a title winning team. People are also forgetting that there's just so many great teams in the Premier League now so that's why United are struggling, especially when I'd put City and Liverpool up there with the best teams on the planet right now.

Yeah, I think all those teams should win, but you probably won't get great odds on just those four, however. Maybe consider putting one or some of Leicester, Crystal P or Burnley also in the mix to bump up the odds. All are playing at home against mostly average sides. Burnley are usually very strong at home but have been doing very poor this season so far but I'm sure they'll bounce back at some point but that would be the risky one for me especially as they're playing an in form Bournemouth but backing Burnley will add a lot of value to your bet. I'd wait for the line-ups to be announced first, though.

Same. I thought that would be an easy win for them especially at home.


That card was very harsh imo. Yellow at best. Wasn't that referee the one that got sent home from the world cup after a few very bad decisions?


Looked like he just 'tapped' him on the head to me, but it was hard to see from the couple of angles I saw on the youtube highlights so I could be wrong.


Really? This just sounds like the excuses of a sore loser. These huge games are not rigged. Games just don't always go the way you want or expect them to.

What about English clubs? Don't discount them. Liverpool got to the final last year and it could have been a different game if Salah hadn't gone off injured very early. I think it's too hard to predict who will win the title this year because you don't know what the knock out stages will be like, but Manchester City and Liverpool have the potential to go very far or win it even over big Spanish/Italian clubs.


Too hard to call for both games for me. I think Liverpool may win through home advantage but both teams attacks are very evenly matched in my opinion. I would say spurs are better than Inter, but maybe not enough to beat them on their home turf.

Let's be realistical here. Real Madrid are a great team but losing one of the best players in the world is a huge blow for them regardless of how great the rest of your team is.


Real Madrid drew their last game, but as I said above they're far from a one-man team but Ronaldo is definitely the sort of player any team will miss and is that guy that you can rely on to give you that something extra.

Liverpool vs PSG should be great match. I'd love to see Liverpool play Real again at some point and Real vs Juve would also be great.

Well this is also my argument as to whether something is a crime or not. Something is only a crime if it hurts or endangers somebody else. Drug use shouldn't be a crime because that hurts nobody else but the person who is taking the drugs and that is their choice (unless you start stealing and harming others to feed your habit then it becomes a criminal matter). Same goes for gambling. There's nothing morally wrong with gambling or using drugs, but if you start harming others through your addictions then that's when it crosses the line. People can get addicted to gambling or drugs but people are responsible for their own actions and self-control, and everybody should not be penalized because there are those that can't control their addictions. If you want to gamble or take drugs then you should be free to do so, just know your limits and don't hurt or deprive anyone else of money in the process.

You can call it a fluke and the other teams did certainly under-perform, but I don't think that should take away from Leicester's victory as you can't fluke or rely on luck for an entire season. They really was the better team that season. I agree with you that we're unlikely to see anything like that happen again anytime soon if ever.


It's 0-0 with 30 minutes played sofar. I would go for the draw too. Maybe it will stay 0-0.


Same. I wouldn't back them either with or without Zaha playing, especially not away. Benteke is out as well so take that into consideration for your bet but I wiouldn't play it. Newcastle could even get some points from Arsenal.

Absolutely not Monopoly. That game used to bore me to tears. Always goes on for far too long and I hate it when everyone else suggests to play it and I'll do my best to try dissuade them or make my extreme displeasure of playing it publicly known  . I personally prefer Scrabble and is a game that keeps my interest and is really a game of wits (or literacy  ). Helps if you're good with words, though.

I think the biggest factor is ignorance and fear of the unknown. People fear what they don't understand and many are also weary of things that "seem too good to be true" and bitcoin is usually even touted as a can't lose investment or a money that drug dealers and terrorists like to use, so people are often weary. The mere mentioning of the 'darknet' or 'deepweb' is enough to scare a lot of people off and lets not forget that there was a time when 99% of the times it was mentioned in the media it was done so with negative connotations like its use in drug deals and darknet markets and that puts a lot of people off from even investigating it and seeing the brilliance of the underlying technology. If you ever encounter someone who is skeptical or cyncial then just explain to them the actual uses genuine of it and how fiat cash can just as easily be used for bad stuff and bitcoin is so much more than just 'anonymous' money.

I agree. Losing Ronaldo is a huge blow to them. They're obviously not a one-man team and you can't win a tournament like the Champions League without a truly world class squad, but Ronaldo missing is going to hurt them and I think their run of winning the Champions League will come to a stop now. Maybe Juve will triumph this season especially now they have Ronaldo. Or maybe it's time for some English teams to dominate. Liverpool narrowly missed out on it last season and they've only strengthened their squad. Let's not forget Man City who are probably one of the strongest squads in the world right now, and even Spurs. I don't think they'll get close to winning it but it's not out of reach for them and I could see them winning the Premier League within the next five years if they improve their squad, but they're up against very touch competition with Liverpool and City.