Such rumors are to be expected considering the current state Manchester United are in at the moment. Allegri is an experienced coach and more importantly, a winner. The club needs that winning mentality and he can infuse that into the team should he be signed.
Maybe the appointment of Ole was a little rushed, but at the moment, they are sticking with him.

I would lean on the side of according adulation to the brilliance of Man City rather than the word of Liverpool, if it could be called that. Liverpool maintained consistency for almost the whole of last season, and lost only once. Man City are not replicating their exploits of last season, which Liverpool, are playing at the same level, and look like the much better team.

I doubt we would have members return simply to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of BT.
Follow up is an essential part of entrepreneurship, I don't often in my business, but I don't see how it would be reflected in the forum or also what algorithm would be used to determine the members that were valuable

This in particular makes any thread look untidy and makes it difficult to read, especially as the user is almost always referring to the most recent text.
I usually quote before writing (as I did in this reply) and only include the portion I am directly addressing. When replying the whole text I usually use an ellipsis

More often than not you do know what would happen in a Manchester City fixture; they win. They prove to be too strong for majority of their opponents, and Wolves could easily be blown away by the talent on display.
But Wolves were the dark horses of last season, and there is always room for surprises and upsets in the game of football

I personally viewed the drops in price as a major correction rather than a price dump. And I share the opinion that the direction of the market could change very quickly.
A $12k value before the new year may be improbable, and an optimistic approach. But most of the price rallies have caught me and also the 'bears' off guard.

Just read the article, and imo it does not contain any concrete fact to back up the speculation that Bitcoin is influenced by the release of Tether coins, it only tells the Hugh percentage of time that it happened, this of course could be a coincidence.
Again there are many factors that affect the price if bitcoins at any particular point in time.

Your assessment is actually wrong. Except for the 2018/19 season, Manchester United has spent more money than Liverpool on net transfers, and their total spendings (taking players sold into account) over that time amounts to almost €500 million.
Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/premier-league/fuenfjahresvergleich/wettbewerb/GB1

The problem with the club still remains the management, which lacks the ability to maintain world class talents, as such; world class, much more improve them.

Those are really dicey fixtures. I would ba banking on at least three goals to be scored between both the home and away teams.
The Spanish league is quite unpredictable, not only in the battle at the top, but also the battle for a European spot and the battle for survival.

Most enthusiasts are still uncertain about the effect Bakkt, would have on the market, initially and also on the long run. If the timing is right it could ride the waves of a pump and take the value higher.
The Bitcoin halving is also coming up in a couple of months. This would also have an effect on the market value.

Your sentiments obviously lean in favor of bitcoins and it's influence over the market. I for one do not buy altcoins simply because there price is low but rather for the underlying product behind the technology.
Several shitcoins would fizzle out of the market and not return, but also other coins with real value would speculatively, bounce back when the market takes an upward turn.

Perhaps much longer than that. The price of Bitcoin does not just bubble up and reach a certain height. The underlying technology must be able to support the price growth i.e it should have an intrinsic value that is equivalent to the market value. $100k in 3-4 years time is not feasible in my opinion.

They have handled some transfers very poorly over the last couple of years, and this may be reflecting on the performances of the team. Most of the players lack loyalty to the club. We saw Bale pass on the complimentary badge (which the captains exchange) when Varane have it to him.

Madrid needs players that want to play for the club. (One) Big name sign-in would not cover up the underlying issue.

I share this sentiment about the market right now. Although I think we may not get as low as $7000 and the value might actually surpass $10000, buy I doubt it'd go far beyond that, probably as high as $12k. But we may not see an extended bull run for the rest of the year.

In addition to all that have been said already. I always look out for the minimum withdrawal on an exchange, whether cryptocurrency based or not.
I usually do not like visiting sites that set a high withdrawal limit as it compels gamblers to stake their profits to get to that amount if it falls below it. Alternatively they could deposit, but it looks very like a measure to encourage more bets.

Bitcoin has at different points reached unrealistic and unsustainable prices over the years, and it usually dropped back after a short while to support levels that can be sustained. Some believe the price is tied to cost of mining and other believe it's fully based in demand and supply factors.
This unsustainable peaks could be likened to a price bubble, underlying product has a value which is rising with time.

Busquets has been the holding midfielder for over a decade, also during the two years when Barcelona won trebles (including a sextuple), he's speed or lack of, has not cost the team as much as it has over the past three seasons. There is a general lack of urgency about the game when Barcelona losses possession. This was one of the major strengths of the team during the Guardiola era. High press, from the oppositions box.

Ernesto Valverde plays a more conserved type of football, much doesn't mean a better defense as we (yeah, I'm a fan) still let in lots of goals. Bad for the team, but good for gamblers as you pointed out.

As a newbie to trading, one would need lots of learning, this involves studying strategies that has worked for others and experimenting on them to find the most suitable one. It's advisable to stick to your strengths, but this is very likely a strategy that has been used by someone else in the same form or modified.

Of course one must first study the fundamentals, and build a strong base on which to diversify your learning. Do not dabble into trading on the back of someone else's success.

The problem in Barcelona's defense does not include the four man wall alone. It is rather a team problem. The midfielders and wing forwards okay very important roles in the defensive shape of any team. Poor trackbacks and closing of spaces down the middle would leave the defense line exposed time and again.

They are likely to concede in any game against a side with a decent attack.

Arsenal are a very strong side at home. And score freely when in front of their fans. Their defense is still the major problem at the club. In order to boost their season they may need to get new players during the next window or find a way to make the partnership between their two center halves work.