Quote from: yudi09 on Today at 10:53:55 AM

Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on April 29, 2024, 07:32:37 PM

If Salah leaves, it is likely that this void is a little difficult to fill again, especially seeing the quality of their current attackers like Darwin Nunez, it seems that he cannot be expected even though he is given many opportunities to play because the EPL seems too difficult for him.

Mo. Salah is not a center forward. Salah's position as a wing striker. If Salah leaves Anlfield, Elliott could fill the void. This is different from Darwin Nunez, whose original position is as a striker (ST).
Nunez could be better if Arne Slot puts more trust in him in every game next season.

Indeed, it can be filled by anyone but with Salah's absence it can make Liverpool's attack line weaken, especially for the problem of their goal productivity, that's the point I want to mean here. The current striker Nunez cannot be expected because he makes too many wasted opportunities and this can be said to be a failed purchase for Liverpool even though it sounds a little harsh but it is a fact that cannot be eliminated.

Quote from: jeremypwr on Today at 05:41:10 PM

Odds
https://sportsbet.io/sports/event/soccer/international-clubs/uefa-champions-league/fc-bayern-munich-v-real-madrid-66204bc586ef17000106927a

Very decent odds were set for this match and it wouldn't have been wrong to pick a draw in the end but I didn't because I saw Madrid's odds at 2.80 beforehand and with Madrid's good mentality I tried to risk being in Madrid and I lost Cheesy

But that's ok, it's a lesson learned that sometimes when we like a club our assessment of the match and the odds in the betting becomes unobjective and that's how I feel right now, the problem is I can't stop that and I always make the same mistakes because of my belief in the favorite club.