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[Sparked_26]

I lost all my pot on Citeh.

9 English pounds.

[F l i c k e r]

It's an interesting phenomenon that the best club in England buy a legendary striker in the making and somehow regress.

First thought of Manchester City buying Haaland would never be: Finish 2nd place

But here we are watching Haaland break all the records and City going backwards. Like, how?

Idk what other league is that possible in.

[siablo14]

Not looking so good on that one. But it's still early.

Good thing I bet on the Bayern match. So the loss wasn't so bad.

[siablo14]

I lost all my pot on Citeh.

9 English pounds.

Dang man. I lost $5.

The betting thing is a long term thing to add ****e to games so keep faith.

Here is an NBA tip if you care Cavs over Pacers at 1.55 later.

[Sparked_26]

Dang man. I lost $5.

The betting thing is a long term thing to add ****e to games so keep faith.

Here is an NBA tip if you care Cavs over Pacers at 1.55 later.

Yeah I was only doing little bets and then doubling up. For fun.

I might put a tenner in my bet account every 2 weeks.

I do have friends that bet on yellow cards and over/unders on goal scored. I always think that's a slippery slope.

Just bet on normal things!

Probability wise if you bet on a favorite consistently you are unlikely to lose money

[Sparked_26]

It's an interesting phenomenon that the best club in England buy a legendary striker in the making and somehow regress.

First thought of Manchester City buying Haaland would never be: Finish 2nd place

But here we are watching Haaland break all the records and City going backwards. Like, how?

Idk what other league is that possible in.

Yeah I dunno really - as an attacking force they are the same but different? It is interesting though.

The table doesn't lie......but

City are a much much much better side than Arsenal let's be honest. So something is amiss.

Their whole game is about getting numbers in Central areas and going slow, slow and then explode. So I suppose they have one less 'ball player' to keep the ball on the carousel as Fergie called it. And that is having an impact going the other way.

I mean they have scored the same amount of goals but teams are getting into their back 4 easier.

Apart from Graham Tactics.

That said it really could just be injuries to key centre backs.

[siablo14]

Yeah I was only doing little bets and then doubling up. For fun.

I might put a tenner in my bet account every 2 weeks.

I do have friends that bet on yellow cards and over/unders on goal scored. I always think that's a slippery slope.

Just bet on normal things!

Probability wise if you bet on a favorite consistently you are unlikely to lose money

Red - Nah. That will never be my style.

Blue - That's my style.

The NBA tip came through.

[Caught Square]

Man city charged by the premier league for multiple breaches…. You already know they’re scrambling to hire every lawyer under the sun to make this go away.

[Sparked_26]

Man city charged by the premier league for multiple breaches…. You already know they’re scrambling to hire every lawyer under the sun to make this go away.

They made UEFA go away.

It took the pl 4 years to get here.

Let's be honest, City might be bigger than the premier league in terms of cash and have more drive to push it through the courts if they receive a bad outcome.

We all know they cheat but it doesnt matter. Charges will be timed out again or key evidence will again have been obtained illegally.

The added factor is the Super League.

Man U, Liverpool and Arsenal all wanted to join that. It was the nouveau riche like City and Chelsea that just went along with it at the last minute because they didnt want to be left behind. I dunno what Spurs were doing but they don't matter.

So you have to think who is really gonna back them in this? Because if its an attempt to stand up to a big team they have to question which other big cash generating clubs would have their back?

My guess would be none. They are all American owned.

The will create a guaranteed revenue ******.

I actually think this is bad news. Despite the inevitable crowing from rivals. All these big teams cheat imo. To varying degrees. They will **** all over everyone.

The one positive of the massive state owned clubs over the multitude of negatives is ironically they are more likely to protect the league because they don't care about a financial incentive.

City fell down because they kept on having the highest turnover in football.

It is silly.

[siablo14]

Blackburn Rovers over Wigan at 1.95 is a go.