The Liverpool coach learned from past misfortunes. One season before he became Liverpool coach, Liverpool's attackers suffered long-term injuries, which greatly harmed the team to the point where they were unable to fight for the title. Last season, when Liverpool had a large lead in points, Liverpool's attackers began to relax a lot. As a consequence, we lost many possible titles, including being eliminated by PSG in the European Champions League in a game in which we could have scored many goals, but the attack was incompetent. It makes perfect sense to correct this by having many good attackers.

How do you know that tomorrow, for example, you'd be lucky if you gambled? You certainly don't know, and no one else does. So think about this:

Tomorrow you gamble and either win or lose. If you lose, you'll think, "I shouldn't have played, I should have stopped for a while." But the problem with this is that even if you stopped for two months, how would you know the day you'd be lucky enough to start playing again? Even if you stopped for two months, the day you started playing again, you could win or lose.

Gambling is about probability. You always have to be aware of this. The chances of winning and losing are present as players. So, play just for fun. Stop playing when you're tired, too busy, or feel addicted.

They didn't use all the money from the Gyokeres sale, and it's an amount they'll save to stabilize the club's finances. I'm no fortune teller, but knowing Portuguese clubs, when they have a good player and win titles, they sell him for a very high price and then don't spend all the money on new signings. What you see next is a decline in performance and loss of titles in subsequent seasons.

To give you an idea of what I'm talking about:



They played against Villareal and had a bad performance, it didn't seem like the same team that won the title, the attack was very weak, this is very good for Benfica 


I heard somewhere that before playing for Sporting he played in the Premier League and did well, I don't know if that's true. Now Sporting without him and without Ruben Amorin will hardly be champions.

In my case, I have a limited budget. For example, if I set $10 as my weekly bankroll, I can't go over that amount. I've been betting on the major European leagues, and now I've been betting on the Brazilian league, but always with the same weekly bankroll. If I lose my entire $10 weekly bankroll early, I stop betting until the following week when I put in another $10. But I usually haven't lost the entire $10 in a week.

Because I manage to win some games, I don't place many bets. I prefer to bet on a few games, only on games with good odds and that I know I have a good chance of winning. I bet just for fun.

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Last season, Gyokeres played 33 games in the Portuguese league and scored 39 goals, while Sporting scored 88 goals. Benfica scored 84 goals. This means that if Sporting didn't have Gyokeres, the number of goals scored would be much lower than the 88 goals, and Benfica would be champions.

now see: Portuguese league winners



https://www.worldfootball.net/winner/por-primeira-liga/

When Ruben Amorin left Sporting, the team didn't fall because the new coach didn't change anything in the squad, but now with Gyokeres' departure, he lost his best striker and signed another in his place:


https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1948476766454251796



With the arrival of this new player, the team left by Amorin is changed, the new coach will start to have difficulties in dealing with the team and Sporting will return to being that team of the past that did not win the title, as a Benfica fan that I am, I am rooting for this to happen and Benfica will win the title again in many of the next seasons 

In my opinion, the Club World Cup wasn't taken very seriously by many European clubs. When it comes to European Champions League matches, players from all teams run a lot and put in a lot of effort, but I haven't seen the same teams running much in Club World Cup matches. Chelsea has put in a lot of effort in the last 20 matches and has improved significantly. They've beaten some great teams. They undoubtedly deserve to win the final.

I'm a PSG fan, and I can see some of PSG's limitations. In last season's Champions League matches, they suffered some defeats, reached the final with great difficulty, and became champions. I'd say they won't make it to the final or become champions in the next European Champions League. But Chelsea has the potential to go far in the Premier League and Champions League; they can't be underestimated.

These days, people do anything to get attention. We only need to look at cases of people who went on submarines to see the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean and died, or people who traveled to space to be tourists on Jeff Bezos's spacecraft. So, if this treatment were approved, there would be no shortage of volunteers for live testing, and they would lie about being the first human to be tested and cured. they will bring someone rich and famous to make the impact of publicizing the project's success greater.

But behind the scenes, they'll bring in poor people who live on the streets and have no relatives to be experimented on. That way, if something goes wrong, they die, or go even crazier, no one will know, and no one will care, unfortunately. Many of these experiments are funded by large pharmaceutical companies and billionaires, who spend a lot of money on them and want high returns when the project is a success. So the project's creators are also under pressure and anxiety:

1 - pressure from investors

2 - anxiety because they want to make history with their invention

Of course, we can still say we're betting. Take, for example, games with odds of @1.10. You might think it's a guaranteed win, so you can bet all your money, but then lose. I've seen many cases of this. I've made some mistakes myself, placing high-odds games like @3.00 and very low-odds games like @1.15 in a parlay. Then, I'd win the high-odds games and lose the low-odds game.

From this, you learn that there's no 90% or 100% guarantee when it comes to sports betting and gambling in general. Take the recent case of the Club World Cup final, where the odds were as follows: Chelsea win @5.00 and PSG win @1.60. At the end of the game, Chelsea won. So, if you and some others were 90% confident that PSG would win, you would have lost the bet.

Yesterday there was a game between Mirassol and Ceara, I bet on Mirassol's victory because in the last 5 games this team has performed well, they were a sequence of games without losing unlike their opponent Ceara who came into this game with a sequence of defeats, but I was surprised to see that Ceara had more possession of the ball and a greater number of shots, while Mirassol had only 3 shots on target, Ceara had 8 shots on target



Even with this big difference in the number of shots on target, Ceara was unable to score at least 1 goal, while Mirassol was very effective in attack, with few shots on target but scored 2 goals. The next games will be tomorrow and I have already placed my bet.

In my opinion, a professional bettor should be someone who can make a living from sports betting, someone who pays all their bills with sports betting. But what I've seen are people who consider themselves professional bettors but live off their streaming channels, their Telegram channels, and the courses they charge for.

They lie, post about luxury cars and houses, and lie that they bought them thanks to sports betting, but in reality, they bought them thanks to their streaming channels and Telegram channels, which they charge for membership. So, I confess that I haven't seen a professional bettor today. I've seen stories of people who made a lot of money with sports betting in the past.

Of course, there's an amount a gambler can afford to lose. For example, if you want to have a few beers, you have $20 to spend on beer. This is an amount that won't yield any return if you buy the beers and consume them, and you've already paid all your bills. That's why you can afford to spend the $20 on beer.

So, if you instead of taking that $20 that was meant for beer and having fun at a casino, then you've gambled with an amount you can afford to lose. Gambling and entertainment, like other forms of entertainment, when we spend $10 at the movies, we don't complain, so why complain when someone spends $10 at a casino for fun?

He's a professional player and makes decisions based on improving his professional level. Atalanta declined the moment they changed coaches. At his age, he can't afford to stay at a club that could decline even further and take him down with it. So, he decided to go to a club that would have a higher salary, but he didn't stop playing football. He could still return to European football one day. We can't continue to think that only European football is the best. We saw recently in the Club World Cup that teams from other leagues on other continents also have quality.

Yesterday was not a good day for Al-Ittihad, they played a friendly game in which they lost, but the problem was not only the defeat, it was the fact that they conceded 4 goals and were unable to score at least 1 goal of honor, they only had 5 shots on target, I know the game was friendly, but the good players from Al-Ittihad were in the squad, Benzema was playing.



Even if the argument is used that it was a friendly game and that's why the players didn't try hard, nobody likes to lose, this defeat is not good, but as I'm a fan of Al Nassr I hope they're not in good shape on the day of the game against Al Nassr to lose, it would be a very good victory for Al Nassr, in 3 days Al-Ittihad will play another friendly game, it will be against Fulham who is an opponent that cannot be underestimated

Benfica may reach an agreement with João Félix according to many sources, I will mention just one of the sources:

https://strictlycfc.com/benfica-intensify-talks-for-joao-felix-ahead-of-chelsea-exit/#google_vignette

But there's also another source, like Fabrizio Romano. It would be very good for him right now. Benfica is a team that can transform players. If he can work hard at Benfica, he'll have a better chance of becoming a good player again. Benfica needs attackers. Jao Felix didn't comment when the CNN journalist asked him about Benfica. He probably prefers to let the negotiations move forward without obstacles.

From what I read, Benfica would pay €27 million to buy half of his transfer, and he would agree to a salary reduction. That way, all that's left is for Chelsea to agree. From what I could gather, Rui Costa hopes to close a deal before the game against Fenerbahce that will take place this Saturday.

The results of today's matches were very good. I consider them good because Flamengo won and their biggest opponent in the standings draw. This makes things very good for Flamengo, which has a game left and is still only one point behind Cruzeiro. As expected in the Brasileirao, which always surprises with results, I even expected Cruzeiro to come away with a win today, given that Corinthians isn't doing so well, but I was surprised by the draw.

In the first half, Cruzeiro had a good opportunity to score, but they wasted it. In the second half, Corinthians started playing well, applied a lot of pressure, and had some good opportunities to score, but they couldn't. Fortunately, Cruzeiro didn't score. This draw is very good for Flamengo.

He is already an Arsenal player, finally for him the problem with Sporting is a closed matter


https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1948341358718001444

There were many days of confrontation between Sporting's management and the player, even leading to him missing training as a way of protesting against Sporting's management. He refused to play for Sporting again.

And when I thought that his case and that of Victor Osimhen would be unique, now I see that there is another case involving a good player who is at war with the management of his club. I'm talking about the case of Alexander Isak


https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1948299211205701870

It seemed normal, until this news came:


https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1948345932619096095

It will be another problem involving the player with the club, he should have put pressure to go to Liverpool which is the best club, as a Liverpool fan I would be very happy with him at Liverpool. 

I see sports betting as just entertainment. When I analyze the game, make decisions, and bet based on my analysis, I watch the game and get it right. I celebrate because that win was thanks to my analysis. That's the fun part for me. Now, if I were to watch the game, close my eyes, and bet on any team just counting on luck, I don't see the fun in that. But I've seen many people always betting on underdogs. Recently, there was a case on TV where a rich person bet on Chelsea to win the Club World Cup final. The odds were @5.00, and he won.

if the Besiktas management listened to the fans, made a good decision in aborting this agreement, because Emerson Royal didn't play all last season at Milan. He got injured in January and hasn't played regularly for Milan

https://football-italia.net/emerson-royal-work-towards-full-milan-recovery/

I believe Milan's management realized he could get another long-term injury, and Milan would be paying his salary while he wasn't playing. That's why they decided to loan him to other clubs and would probably ask other clubs to buy him. Beşiktaş fans are to be congratulated.

It makes sense. Most of the signings I've seen the big Serie A clubs make are for under 50 million. I even wondered why some big Serie A club doesn't spend absurd amounts of money on a player. But reading your post, I'm starting to understand that they might be facing financial constraints. Now, what I can't understand is why Serie A clubs don't have money. Because I see stadiums with lots of people watching the games. I see lots of TV channels broadcasting Serie A games. So, why don't Serie A clubs have money?