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[Harkorede]

source: https://twitter.com/SouthamptonFC/status/1670719734667411456


Thoughts on Southampton's 2023/24 home kit that just dropped? It looks fire imo, and has that retro vibe going on. There are more pictures in the link above.

Trust me, I already have perfect outfit that would strike a fashion killer in my head for this rare gem, what could be rather more not so classy but fashion ingenuity than rocking this Shirt on a black jean, probably a Balmain Paris Denim and a pair of white Supreme Air Force 1 with Red Laces on a weekend trip with friends for a couple of beers  


It seems the international break and Euro 21 might just be a good window for me to make after all, I always hate Country side football but I couldn't complain about the win in the SS below, who would have blamed me for being extremely livid had France fail to win against Greece I just expected each of these teams to start rather slowly and it worked perfectly except for France that had almost blaming myself for while  

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[Slissy]

source: https://twitter.com/SouthamptonFC/status/1670719734667411456


Thoughts on Southampton's 2023/24 home kit that just dropped? It looks fire imo, and has that retro vibe going on. There are more pictures in the link above.

Trust me, I already have perfect outfit that would strike a fashion killer in my head for this rare gem, what could be rather more not so classy but fashion ingenuity than rocking this Shirt on a black jean, probably a Balmain Paris Denim and a pair of white Supreme Air Force 1 with Red Laces on a weekend trip with friends for a couple of beers  


It seems the international break and Euro 21 might just be a good window for me to make after all, I always hate Country side football but I couldn't complain about the win in the SS below, who would have blamed me for being extremely livid had France fail to win against Greece I just expected each of these teams to start rather slowly and it worked perfectly except for France that had almost blaming myself for while  

nice bet bro!
I myself was unsure about the matches today, so I therefore chose the over 2.5 goals multi acca. I'm not a fan of small odds, but I tried anyway.
I was most unsure about England if they were going to score many goals, but they led 3-0 at half-time, which was easy.
Israel only led 1-0 at halftime but 2 more goals in the second half saved me with over 2.5 goals.
Ireland were disappointing with 0-0 at half-time. But they managed to score 2 quick goals and the third goal came in 90+2 min. A bit of luck 😁



maybe I'll do the same today too 😁

[buwaytress]

Harkorede and Slissy, what a combo of wins! Luckily for me, I've also got something to brag about from last night. People might remember I've got a raging soft spot (heh heh) for some of the newer faces in EURO, I actually missed out on an Armenia pick, but I managed to book this ticket live, ensuring I got a sweet hit to kick off some freebet spending galore (from EURO goal prediction and UFC!). Georgia rounds out my underdog pick so far, but I'll be on the lookout for more bargains

Have another multibet, and a weird cricket presence, be sure to share if/when they hit!

[slaman29]

Slissy and Trofo and Hhampuz are quite big betters I can tell from the betslips shared but it's equally impressive to see smaller wagers with huge odds so well done all you people. Waiting to share my next one, unfortunately luck is not on my side this week lol

Have another multibet, and a weird cricket presence, be sure to share if/when they hit!

Seems like I should have been following your bets, unfortunately, none of my recent ones were lucky. Did you manage to get Moldova upset from yesterday vs Poland? According to some guys in BSFL, the chatters in Clubhouse were saying it was around 50x after Poland took a 2 zero lead.

Sounds like something you would take

[bullrun2024bro]

Austria here we go friendsss! Won this lovely Sportsbet free bet yesterday. 



Source: Sportsbet.io

Thanks a lot again @Sportsbet! 

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Anybody planning to follow the U21 World Cup?

Liverpool are linked with a couple of the French players so I’ll be following it. Could be of interest to anybody wanting football to bet on during the summer.

It starts today -

https://www.uefa.com/under21/

https://sportsbet.io/sports/soccer/international-youth/u-21-european-championship/matches

[aylabadia05]

Anybody planning to follow the U21 World Cup?

I will take part in this tournament because many talented young players will strengthen their respective countries who will be eyed by big clubs later after this tournament ends.

Georgia, which hosted the UEFA Under 21 tournament with Romania, managed to beat Portugal 2-0 in the first match of Group A. Meanwhile, Belgium and the Netherlands, who joined Group A, ended with a 0-0 draw.
In the Group B match, Ukraine vs Croatia was won by Ukraine with a score of 2-0.

[Volgastallion]

Anybody planning to follow the U21 World Cup?

Liverpool are linked with a couple of the French players so I’ll be following it. Could be of interest to anybody wanting football to bet on during the summer.

It starts today -

https://www.uefa.com/under21/

https://sportsbet.io/sports/soccer/international-youth/u-21-european-championship/matches

I dont follow so much U21, but seeing the teams we can see some very good players in some teams. Its quite dificult to know who its the beter team but still funny to watch the new generation of players.

[Slissy]

Anybody planning to follow the U21 World Cup?

Liverpool are linked with a couple of the French players so I’ll be following it. Could be of interest to anybody wanting football to bet on during the summer.

It starts today -

https://www.uefa.com/under21/

https://sportsbet.io/sports/soccer/international-youth/u-21-european-championship/matches

yes, I have to follow along since my country Norway u21 is in the tournament 😁 maybe they manage to surprise a bit in the tournament even if I don't have the faith on them😂

Guys, what do you actually do in such situations? I would say that I use cashout 9 times out of 10 in a situation like this.. would you also use the cashout button?

There was only Nordsjælland left and they scored 1-0 in 25 minutes and there were 20 minutes left, so I didn't take the chance.

[buwaytress]

Seems like I should have been following your bets, unfortunately, none of my recent ones were lucky. Did you manage to get Moldova upset from yesterday vs Poland? According to some guys in BSFL, the chatters in Clubhouse were saying it was around 50x after Poland took a 2 zero lead.

Seems like I need to back myself more often. Had a big bag of freebets from some crazy performances in predictions but only used 2 of them for upsets (Kazakhstan and Georgia). The rest were fanciful accas that had one or two poor legs, too embarrassed to share how idiotic they ended up being. Moldova was a bit too rich for me but man, I need to trust myself more!

@LFC_Bitcoin I should! My Liverpool love affair began with the World Youth Cup (before renamed to U20s WC) -- but I've never actually followed the youth version of Euros. Maybe it's time, after all. Wondering also who's stepping up to challenge Trent for midfield from academy.

[notblox1]

Anybody planning to follow the U21 World Cup?

Is it U21 World Cup or U21 EURO?  
I dont know most of the players in U21 national teams and I wont follow all the matches, but it can be fun watching younger guys compete.
Some of today results are really surprising to me, like Georgia wining against Portugal and Croatia losing from Ukraine.

Guys, what do you actually do in such situations? I would say that I use cashout 9 times out of 10 in a situation like this.. would you also use the cashout button?

I dont remember if I used casino cashback once in my life, but sometimes this is a good option, and you can also make counter bet to cover your loses.
 

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Is it U21 World Cup or U21 EURO?  
I dont know most of the players in U21 national teams and I wont follow all the matches, but it can be fun watching younger guys compete.
Some of today results are really surprising to me, like Georgia wining against Portugal and Croatia losing from Ukraine.
 

Well spotted, doh!

France look really good, I really want Liverpool to sign Thuram and Kone, just what our mediocre midfield needs.

Nice win for England also.

[buwaytress]

Women's football is getting some love from Sportsbet, I noticed the usual $100,000 prize has been doubled for Women's World Cup. I put it some really crazy scores for this. https://sportsbet.io/sports/bet-free-6-6

The 4-3-free (https://sportsbet.io/sports/4-3-free) seems "easy" enough too -- England Haiti should be 4+ goals any day -- and picks are happening weeks away so there's plenty of time left, don't forget

[bitLeap]

Is it U21 World Cup or U21 EURO?  
I dont know most of the players in U21 national teams and I wont follow all the matches, but it can be fun watching younger guys compete.
Some of today results are really surprising to me, like Georgia wining against Portugal and Croatia losing from Ukraine.
 

Well spotted, doh!

France look really good, I really want Liverpool to sign Thuram and Kone, just what our mediocre midfield needs.

Nice win for England also.

Actually I didn't really follow it, but seeing what happened in this competition was very interesting. Some countries that are top at senior age do not guarantee they will be good at U21 for example or in the age group and some matches are surprising.

But I have a little question, why do so many of them when playing in age groups, they can be balanced or even better, but when they are seniors it seems that it changes from what happened in the age group. I'm sure one of them is federation or good coaching at a young age, but when they enter senior age they are just let go, or they don't want to get out of their comfort zone. Or the leagues in every country make them unable to develop their skills? or is there something else?

[LFC_Bitcoin]

But I have a little question, why do so many of them when playing in age groups, they can be balanced or even better, but when they are seniors it seems that it changes from what happened in the age group. I'm sure one of them is federation or good coaching at a young age, but when they enter senior age they are just let go, or they don't want to get out of their comfort zone. Or the leagues in every country make them unable to develop their skills? or is there something else?

It’s like anything in life, you have to work as hard as you can to get the maximum out of your skills. Sometimes these young kids aged 19/20/21 get massive contracts. They can be earning over $50,000 a week when they’re basically only just out of diapers. Maybe they get a 4-5 year contract and stop training hard, they think ‘I made it’ and stop pushing themselves. Alcohol and women can distract them maybe, late nights in bars, bad influences around them.

Players like Ronaldo and Messi gave 100% every single day of their lives in training, they live clean. Some players make it big, most don’t. Obviously injuries can destroy young players, they could peak too early too. There are many reasons why but attitude and dedication is a must to succeed.

[bitLeap]

But I have a little question, why do so many of them when playing in age groups, they can be balanced or even better, but when they are seniors it seems that it changes from what happened in the age group. I'm sure one of them is federation or good coaching at a young age, but when they enter senior age they are just let go, or they don't want to get out of their comfort zone. Or the leagues in every country make them unable to develop their skills? or is there something else?

It’s like anything in life, you have to work as hard as you can to get the maximum out of your skills. Sometimes these young kids aged 19/20/21 get massive contracts. They can be earning over $50,000 a week when they’re basically only just out of diapers. Maybe they get a 4-5 year contract and stop training hard, they think ‘I made it’ and stop pushing themselves. Alcohol and women can distract them maybe, late nights in bars, bad influences around them.

Players like Ronaldo and Messi gave 100% every single day of their lives in training, they live clean. Some players make it big, most don’t. Obviously injuries can destroy young players, they could peak too early too. There are many reasons why but attitude and dedication is a must to succeed.

Ah yes yes, I understand that, or in other words they are quickly satisfied with what they get at a young age, so there is no motivation for them to be even better in the future, when they enter the mature age as professional athletes. Their mentality can only be at that level so that when they enter a mature age their abilities cannot improve and are fixated on just that position.

And it is true that lifestyle will greatly affect them. Their tendency towards a messy lifestyle will indeed destroy their career. Indeed, when you want to achieve something big, it requires sacrifice and one of them is when other people enjoy something that is fun, they have to avoid it in order to improve their abilities.

[notblox1]

Women's football is getting some love from Sportsbet, I noticed the usual $100,000 prize has been doubled for Women's World Cup. I put it some really crazy scores for this. https://sportsbet.io/sports/bet-free-6-6

This is life changing amount of money for many people!
I placed my predictions but I dont have any expectation of winning this reward and I dont know anything about Women World Cup teams.

buwaytress I know you like playing on underdogs so what do you think about Croatia U21 win or double chance X2 against Spain U21?
I know Spain is a big favorite but Croatia have nice history in recent matches with them, and they are not losing often.
Maybe guys from Croatia can tell us some insider information or if there are any missing players.

[Juggy777]

But I have a little question, why do so many of them when playing in age groups, they can be balanced or even better, but when they are seniors it seems that it changes from what happened in the age group. I'm sure one of them is federation or good coaching at a young age, but when they enter senior age they are just let go, or they don't want to get out of their comfort zone. Or the leagues in every country make them unable to develop their skills? or is there something else?

It’s like anything in life, you have to work as hard as you can to get the maximum out of your skills. Sometimes these young kids aged 19/20/21 get massive contracts. They can be earning over $50,000 a week when they’re basically only just out of diapers. Maybe they get a 4-5 year contract and stop training hard, they think ‘I made it’ and stop pushing themselves. Alcohol and women can distract them maybe, late nights in bars, bad influences around them.

Players like Ronaldo and Messi gave 100% every single day of their lives in training, they live clean. Some players make it big, most don’t. Obviously injuries can destroy young players, they could peak too early too. There are many reasons why but attitude and dedication is a must to succeed.

Ah yes yes, I understand that, or in other words they are quickly satisfied with what they get at a young age, so there is no motivation for them to be even better in the future, when they enter the mature age as professional athletes. Their mentality can only be at that level so that when they enter a mature age their abilities cannot improve and are fixated on just that position.

And it is true that lifestyle will greatly affect them. Their tendency towards a messy lifestyle will indeed destroy their career. Indeed, when you want to achieve something big, it requires sacrifice and one of them is when other people enjoy something that is fun, they have to avoid it in order to improve their abilities.

@LFC_Bitcoin I won’t be surprised if more player’s chose the easy way by joining the SPL and then stop improving themselves because they’ll be able to retire early and without much efforts. Furthermore I yet value player’s who push themselves to improve and one player that comes to mind is Rashford who’s worked hard and didn’t let PSG money distract him and yet continues to develop himself.

[slaman29]

Interesting promo on Women's World Cup, I have to admit I don't follow that, or U21 football, but mainly because either there's no coverage for those games here, or there is not really a good level of skill on play. I don't want to get into the later excuse too much because it might sound like I'm hating lol but women's football is only good at a few teams. Anyway

Long time no share bets, so putting Japanese games and Brasil on my ticket and hoping for a big win!

[Jody.Drummer]

But I have a little question, why do so many of them when playing in age groups, they can be balanced or even better, but when they are seniors it seems that it changes from what happened in the age group. I'm sure one of them is federation or good coaching at a young age, but when they enter senior age they are just let go, or they don't want to get out of their comfort zone. Or the leagues in every country make them unable to develop their skills? or is there something else?

It’s like anything in life, you have to work as hard as you can to get the maximum out of your skills. Sometimes these young kids aged 19/20/21 get massive contracts. They can be earning over $50,000 a week when they’re basically only just out of diapers. Maybe they get a 4-5 year contract and stop training hard, they think ‘I made it’ and stop pushing themselves. Alcohol and women can distract them maybe, late nights in bars, bad influences around them.

Players like Ronaldo and Messi gave 100% every single day of their lives in training, they live clean. Some players make it big, most don’t. Obviously injuries can destroy young players, they could peak too early too. There are many reasons why but attitude and dedication is a must to succeed.

Ah yes yes, I understand that, or in other words they are quickly satisfied with what they get at a young age, so there is no motivation for them to be even better in the future, when they enter the mature age as professional athletes. Their mentality can only be at that level so that when they enter a mature age their abilities cannot improve and are fixated on just that position.

And it is true that lifestyle will greatly affect them. Their tendency towards a messy lifestyle will indeed destroy their career. Indeed, when you want to achieve something big, it requires sacrifice and one of them is when other people enjoy something that is fun, they have to avoid it in order to improve their abilities.

@LFC_Bitcoin I won’t be surprised if more player’s chose the easy way by joining the SPL and then stop improving themselves because they’ll be able to retire early and without much efforts. Furthermore I yet value player’s who push themselves to improve and one player that comes to mind is Rashford who’s worked hard and didn’t let PSG money distract him and yet continues to develop himself.

A player should really continue to develop their playing abilities, especially if they are still at a young age where all potential can still be developed. Unless they are getting old, it becomes natural for them to choose money and play where the competition is not tough enough.
With them continuing to develop themselves and being able to be successful in doing so, money will follow them by itself like what happened to Messi and Ronaldo for example. They deserve to be one of the mentors or motivators for players so they can continue to work hard to get the best in their playing form.