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[rdbase]

So ralle14, it looks like all the favorites won their matches today except for one. That one was going to end in a draw.
Don't know how many are left in the competition with their all correct record today.
There might be a few.

[ralle14]

So ralle14, it looks like all the favorites won their matches today except for one. That one was going to end in a draw.
Don't know how many are left in the competition with their all correct record today.
There might be a few.

Most of them delivered, but there's still a couple that got away like Leicester beating Bournemouth and the Newcastle match ending in a draw due to missing a crucial penalty.

Ipswich also failed to hold West Ham so I only got 4/7 correct predictions. If all favorites win tomorrow, i'll be happy to end the round with 7/10, but it's too easy to assume all three will win. 

[rdbase]

Both these matches today ended in a draw.
What a worse result to have for those who were still in the Predictor pool to have.
The last match for this Sunday are Brighton vs Tottenham which just began about 10 minutes ago.

But those two draws really killed those who needed atleast two to gain a prize from this week's competition.

[igebotz]

Both these matches today ended in a draw.
What a worse result to have for those who were still in the Predictor pool to have.
The last match for this Sunday are Brighton vs Tottenham which just began about 10 minutes ago.

But those two draws really killed those who needed atleast two to gain a prize from this week's competition.

I hate red cards, we ( Chelsea ) could have won that game if the red wasn't given, it's always nearly impossible to break a low block team with less than 30mins to play. The red flushed them back.

Tottenham are not beating the bottler allegations anytime soon. Those lots bottled a 2:0 lead and ended up losing.

[ralle14]

Those last three matches were so unfortunate, Aston Villa only had one SOT against a shaky United team and Forest held Chelsea to a draw while they were a man down.

Then the Spurs allowed Brighton to shift the momentum by scoring three quick goals in the second half to ruin my final hope of getting the minimum reward.

I might skip this week's jackpot if they'll use the Nations League matches as the alternative.

[arallmuus]

I couldnt check my results, I tried to check the history but it isnt there.

I think I got 5/7 for the first 7 games then the last 3 were pretty horrible for me iirc about my selection then its either 5/10 for or 6/10. Horrible, another horrible week. I was laughing that with the last 3 games ( 2 favourites ) and already gotten 5/7 on Saturday, I thought this would be a great week for me to get atleast 7/10 but oh well shit happened I guess

[rdbase]

Both these matches today ended in a draw.
What a worse result to have for those who were still in the Predictor pool to have.
The last match for this Sunday are Brighton vs Tottenham which just began about 10 minutes ago.
But those two draws really killed those who needed atleast two to gain a prize from this week's competition.

I hate red cards, we ( Chelsea ) could have won that game if the red wasn't given, it's always nearly impossible to break a low block team with less than 30mins to play. The red flushed them back.
Tottenham are not beating the bottler allegations anytime soon. Those lots bottled a 2:0 lead and ended up losing.

Well to hell with those matches then. Also if they will be doing UEFA Nations League games for the Jackpot @ralle14 then we might as well skip them.

The bigger news in the EPL is off the pitch:
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11679/13229807/man-city-claim-legal-victory-against-premier-league-over-commercial-deals-independent-panel-rules


source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cq5eyvl7nggo

Chelsea, Newcastle & Everton were all backing behind City on this verdict since they are affected by it.
With Leicester City winning their case against the EPL last week this was going to happen.
Explained: Man City claim legal victory against Premier League over commercial deals - SkySports News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld30Gff3ukc

Here are some of those EPL youtubers who thought this was going to happen so free spending for the other clubs including the Saudi owned Newcastle United. They are going to spend like there is no tomorrow now!

OFFICIAL: Man City BEAT The Premier League in Their APT Case
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqV9YAh1Cg

Newcastle READY to SPEND BIG: Premier League Sponsorship Rules Declared UNLAWFUL!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIFQD81JySI

[arallmuus]

Well to hell with those matches then. Also if they will be doing UEFA Nations League games for the Jackpot @ralle14 then we might as well skip them.

Well, I havent really check the match that they are putting on the jackpot round but idk man but isnt it supposed to be way easier on these games? We might have few favourites against non favourites on these games. I guess I'll make up my mind after I take a look at them, I might need some break as well after losing for the last 3 jackpot rounds lol.

The bigger news in the EPL is off the pitch:
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11679/13229807/man-city-claim-legal-victory-against-premier-league-over-commercial-deals-independent-panel-rules

There is no way that they are losing in court. They have the best lawyer money can hire and of course they could always bribe anyone that hinder them

[rdbase]

Well to hell with those matches then. Also if they will be doing UEFA Nations League games for the Jackpot @ralle14 then we might as well skip them.

Well, I havent really check the match that they are putting on the jackpot round but idk man but isnt it supposed to be way easier on these games? We might have few favourites against non favourites on these games. I guess I'll make up my mind after I take a look at them, I might need some break as well after losing for the last 3 jackpot rounds lol.

The bigger news in the EPL is off the pitch:
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11679/13229807/man-city-claim-legal-victory-against-premier-league-over-commercial-deals-independent-panel-rules

There is no way that they are losing in court. They have the best lawyer money can hire and of course they could always bribe anyone that hinder them

Looks like they will be skipping it aswell as the latest one will be for matches on the 19th so not this weekend but the next:

https://sportsbet.io/sports/survival-games

No way the EPL will be losing in court? Yeah they have all the money to afford the best lawyers in the U.K but that is not always the case. Just look at the what happened to the owner of the WWE who had all the power and money but ended up losing his case in court. Sorry but just finished watching the documentary on the NetFlix called Mr. McMahon and after watching that it just goes to show you no matter how much power you have in a company (that being your own) it can be all taken away from you.
It was brilliant how it was done too. TKO(merger with the UFC&WWE) essentially forced him out of his very own company since he signed an agreement which was his death warrant.

[igebotz]

Chelsea, Newcastle & Everton were all backing behind City on this verdict since they are affected by it.
With Leicester City winning their case against the EPL last week this was going to happen.
Explained: Man City claim legal victory against Premier League over commercial deals - SkySports News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld30Gff3ukc

Here are some of those EPL youtubers who thought this was going to happen so free spending for the other clubs including the Saudi owned Newcastle United. They are going to spend like there is no tomorrow now!

OFFICIAL: Man City BEAT The Premier League in Their APT Case
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqV9YAh1Cg

Newcastle READY to SPEND BIG: Premier League Sponsorship Rules Declared UNLAWFUL!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIFQD81JySI

The Premier League should stick its corruption and unfair financial transactions in their ass. Who cares? I love how they're being exposed by City and other bluesides. I knew we'd be teaming up with City after almost missing out on the front of jersey sponsorship this season. We played a portion of the preseason and league games, as well as the most of the season, without the jersey sponsorship.

The red cartels (Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, and co) are envious; the current business model does not benefit them. That's three charges dropped; we're looking forward to the main event next month. 

[jakelyson]

Both these matches today ended in a draw.
What a worse result to have for those who were still in the Predictor pool to have.
The last match for this Sunday are Brighton vs Tottenham which just began about 10 minutes ago.
But those two draws really killed those who needed atleast two to gain a prize from this week's competition.

I hate red cards, we ( Chelsea ) could have won that game if the red wasn't given, it's always nearly impossible to break a low block team with less than 30mins to play. The red flushed them back.
Tottenham are not beating the bottler allegations anytime soon. Those lots bottled a 2:0 lead and ended up losing.

Well to hell with those matches then. Also if they will be doing UEFA Nations League games for the Jackpot @ralle14 then we might as well skip them.

The bigger news in the EPL is off the pitch:
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11679/13229807/man-city-claim-legal-victory-against-premier-league-over-commercial-deals-independent-panel-rules


source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cq5eyvl7nggo

Chelsea, Newcastle & Everton were all backing behind City on this verdict since they are affected by it.
With Leicester City winning their case against the EPL last week this was going to happen.
Explained: Man City claim legal victory against Premier League over commercial deals - SkySports News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld30Gff3ukc

Here are some of those EPL youtubers who thought this was going to happen so free spending for the other clubs including the Saudi owned Newcastle United. They are going to spend like there is no tomorrow now!

OFFICIAL: Man City BEAT The Premier League in Their APT Case
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqV9YAh1Cg

Newcastle READY to SPEND BIG: Premier League Sponsorship Rules Declared UNLAWFUL!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIFQD81JySI

That news from the Premier League versus the owner of Manchester City was a real bummer and the tribunal's verdict was for both parties winning over commercial deals I really think that they should not have any argument like this at all as both need to verbally tell the other what is the problem as the Premier League should not or let a club benefits over a commercial deals which I found really amusing although I haven't understand most of the part but pretty much a club and the League should not have any problems regarding this as for the Tribunal to step in and work out a way in solving both parties problems,

OFFICIAL: Man City BEAT The Premier League in Their APT Case
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqV9YAh1Cg

I thought both had claimed victory over commercial deals but anyway watching the video it seems the most benefit was for the Premier League for sure as they are the ones giving the rules and the APT system will continue to operate however the Tribunal has to identify a small number of discrete elements of the rules which do not, in their current comply with the competition and public law requirement.

[arallmuus]

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Looks like they will be skipping it aswell as the latest one will be for matches on the 19th so not this weekend but the next:

I guess I got a whole week plus to refresh my brain huh after losing 3 rounds in a row. It was horrible of me, I really thought I would atleast get something back from the previous round after most favourites ended up winning on Saturday.

No way the EPL will be losing in court? Yeah they have all the money to afford the best lawyers in the U.K but that is not always the case. Just look at the what happened to the owner of the WWE who had all the power and money but ended up losing his case in court.

Well its City we are talking about as a whole organization which also includes their oil money investor behind them so yeah. Now that City know that the court is trying to hunt them down, they would be pretty careful in future to cover this thing up. I would love to watch City got relegated if they are guilty with all those charges but probably its not happening

[rdbase]

Looks like they will be skipping it aswell as the latest one will be for matches on the 19th so not this weekend but the next:

I guess I got a whole week plus to refresh my brain huh after losing 3 rounds in a row. It was horrible of me, I really thought I would atleast get something back from the previous round after most favourites ended up winning on Saturday.

No way the EPL will be losing in court? Yeah they have all the money to afford the best lawyers in the U.K but that is not always the case. Just look at the what happened to the owner of the WWE who had all the power and money but ended up losing his case in court.

Well its City we are talking about as a whole organization which also includes their oil money investor behind them so yeah. Now that City know that the court is trying to hunt them down, they would be pretty careful in future to cover this thing up. I would love to watch City got relegated if they are guilty with all those charges but probably its not happening

But they are losing this one in court.
One way or another. Too much money at stake for all those teams and those stadiums to not have it in favor of those teams at this point in time.

Osimhen was on loan from Napoli a month ago which I didn't even realize he was playing on a Turkish team til viewed  these articles:
https://punchng.com/i-feel-at-home-in-istanbul-osimhen
Osimhen Wins First Turkish Super Lig Award At Galatasaray
https://www.gistmania.com/talk/topic,605348.0.html

[arallmuus]

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But they are losing this one in court.
One way or another. Too much money at stake for all those teams and those stadiums to not have it in favor of those teams at this point in time.

Probably they will get like 10 points reduction or something. Well its still not going to affect much on City anyway


Anyway does anyone currently having a good streak or even participate in this ongoing promotions?

https://sportsbet.io/promotions/2024-football-winning-streak

15 winning bet streak on UCL, UEL or Conference wins $5k. Minimum $20 and 1.5 odds. Its actually harder than expected... So far my best record for the past two rounds was 4 times. I just cant seems to be getting that winning streak when some teams are messing around especially on the 2nd round, lots of favourites ended up not winning

[emrecemsan]

Osimhen was on loan from Napoli a month ago which I didn't even realize he was playing on a Turkish team til viewed  these articles:
https://punchng.com/i-feel-at-home-in-istanbul-osimhen
Osimhen Wins First Turkish Super Lig Award At Galatasaray
https://www.gistmania.com/talk/topic,605348.0.html

Yes, everything happened so fast that I was also very surprised when I first heard about the transfer attempts by Galatasaray.    Napoli left him out of squad first. Neither the board nor the Conte wanted to see him anymore and Osimhen already made up his mind to leave.

The summer transfer window was already closed for big European leagues when it happened. But it was still open for the Turkish league. Some say Galatasaray pays nearly all of his salary currently and some say a totally different thing.

Osimhen is currently injured which is sad for Galatasaray.    He is expected to be back after the national break. By the way his release clause has dropped to a level around 75-80 million euros. He might even be available for a break clause in January. Otherwise he will have to wait for next summer.

[danherbias07]

Have you guys seen this?

Inside Newcastle United's Future Stadium Plans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi3uE0AGUSM


Newcastle United’s Ambitious Plans for St James’ Park Redevelopment
https://sports.yahoo.com/bold-plans-st-james-park-193000789.html

Newcastle United are reportedly considering a transformative rebuild of St James’ Park as part of a wider redevelopment of the surrounding city-centre area. The proposed project goes beyond a simple expansion of the stadium, with the club looking to create a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose venue that would maintain its place at the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne. As reported by The Telegraph, the estimated cost for such a bold endeavour could reach as high as £1 billion, reflecting the ambition of the project.

£1 billion. Damn!

I've read fans' comments about the rebuild of St. James Park and most don't like it. Most of them are suggesting a new stadium just like how Manchester United did. But that cost them a lot £2.5 billion which means double the expense and more. Other fans like the old St. James Park because of easy access and saying to keep it but maybe the people who want change are just jealous of Manchester United.

[darxiaomi]

Have you guys seen this?

Inside Newcastle United's Future Stadium Plans

PLEASE, i dont want to see another boring rounded stadium, i hope to see the stadium keeping his style, is pretty abd to see so many englands stadium become all similars. I hate it, i want to see them preserving their particular forms.

[igebotz]

Have you guys seen this?

Inside Newcastle United's Future Stadium Plans

PLEASE, i dont want to see another boring rounded stadium, i hope to see the stadium keeping his style, is pretty abd to see so many englands stadium become all similars. I hate it, i want to see them preserving their particular forms.

Could be another Chelsea projected stadium rebuilding plan that hasn't break the light for 3 years now since Abramovic left. I don't know how I will feel if Newcastle starts before us...

English teams are known for having boring stadium designs, they only care about adding more seats and expanding field that's all.

[rdbase]

Have you guys seen this?
Inside Newcastle United's Future Stadium Plans

PLEASE, i dont want to see another boring rounded stadium, i hope to see the stadium keeping his style, is pretty abd to see so many englands stadium become all similars. I hate it, i want to see them preserving their particular forms.

Or maybe they can just do what Brentford did

Better Than GRIFFIN PARK⁉️ BRENTFORD GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM TOUR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=796HeMee9kE

They must of saved alot of money because it doesn't look like they spent what Man City nor Newcastle were projected to spend on theirs before the ruling of the APT case in all the clubs favor.

Could be another Chelsea projected stadium rebuilding plan that hasn't break the light for 3 years now since Abramovic left. I don't know how I will feel if Newcastle starts before us...
English teams are known for having boring stadium designs, they only care about adding more seats and expanding field that's all.

So these two models are all wrong?

Atleast with the Riyadh Season named attached to it will mean a very lofty cash injection in St James Park's budget.
Just as it did with the UFC Noche event done at the Sphere towards Dana White's love letter to the Mexican people on their day of celebration.

[danherbias07]

Have you guys seen this?

Inside Newcastle United's Future Stadium Plans

PLEASE, i dont want to see another boring rounded stadium, i hope to see the stadium keeping his style, is pretty abd to see so many englands stadium become all similars. I hate it, i want to see them preserving their particular forms.

Could be another Chelsea projected stadium rebuilding plan that hasn't break the light for 3 years now since Abramovic left. I don't know how I will feel if Newcastle starts before us...

English teams are known for having boring stadium designs, they only care about adding more seats and expanding field that's all.

Yep, and that's what is happening with the St. James Park redevelopment, they are adding more seats. And that's it.

They cannot do anymore upgrades in the past because of the building beside them but I do think some agreement was sealed since they released this kind of news. There's a chance that the owners of the place near them gave up of keeping their position and now New castle have a chance to change that.

@rdbase, upon reading other articles, it's like the problem is not them but those who are around them. They cannot  upgrade with so many establishments that would not accept the change so I think they will be upgrading that stadium slowly until most of them would not even have a fighting chance.
I love what a commentator said about making it a real park because most people will come in and out without any hesitation.