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Thanks, man, I appreciate it! Indeed, it was a thrilling moment. The better part is that afterwards have been lovelier.Congratulations for the win. This is the joy of a gambler even though the win is not big but there is always joy attached to all wins. This happened to gamblers who played games that they believed would give them a win. And with that mindset, they would be checking the outcome of the Match. Congratulations once again.
That's the craziest part where the twist lies. Those clubs that might have been written off as worthless/most-beneath could rub the best clubs in the mud if care is not taken. I believe Arsenal should be capable, but with the way they've disappointed in most of their recent weeks matches has caused the lack of trust. Whereas Man City has shown better consistency, and even if those clubs they would play against are fighting for one spot or another, Man City is fighting for a greater course, which will make them fight harder at this crucial time. Arsenal shouldn't have let itself be in this hot situation again; they had the opportunities.-Snip-To be honest, I still feel like Arsenal wins. They have all games left with bottom teams, City has games with all top half teams after they finish Burnley.
True. But they meet Burnley (already relegated), Fulham, Crystal Palace, Newcastle (nothing left to play for), only West Ham fighting for relegation survival. Manchester City facing 3 clubs who all want Champions League, Europa or Conference.
That's the craziest part where the twist lies. Those clubs that might have been written off as worthless/most-beneath could rub the best clubs in the mud if care is not taken. I believe Arsenal should be capable, but with the way they've disappointed in most of their recent weeks matches has caused the lack of trust. Whereas Man City has shown better consistency, and even if those clubs they would play against are fighting for one spot or another, Man City is fighting for a greater course, which will make them fight harder at this crucial time. Arsenal shouldn't have let itself be in this hot situation again; they had the opportunities.True. But they meet Burnley (already relegated), Fulham, Crystal Palace, Newcastle (nothing left to play for), only West Ham fighting for relegation survival. Manchester City facing 3 clubs who all want Champions League, Europa or Conference.
Been waiting 48 hours for a withdrawl btw, been told they are reviewing my account. Will update when it gets paid, but a bit strange as I had to KYC also despite them claiming to not require this. Possibly stalling my payout, its only a few hundred dollars lol
Been told thereรยดs no timeframe for the review, so i just have to wait in the dark. Great!
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Have you thought of the fact that it's better to finish well than to start well? And the reason why Arsenal's is hurting now is that it's being long they lifted this cup and they were too close. But Man City regularly lifts it, aside from the last season when they took a break for Liverpool. The consistency has been there, so we can't compare. During the time Man City's performance was going down, it was as a result of injuries, and fine, Arsenal has more injuries now, but many times, they didn't have injuries as such, yet their performance would just drop. Even at that, I don't expect Arsenal not to be beating lesser clubs at this crucial time, which contributes to Man City closing the gap on them.-Snip-True. But they meet Burnley (already relegated), Fulham, Crystal Palace, Newcastle (nothing left to play for), only West Ham fighting for relegation survival. Manchester City facing 3 clubs who all want Champions League, Europa or Conference.
Manchester City also disappoints early season, season after season, they seem to like to chase people more than to lead, not that they also don't know how to let their grip on leads tighten. If Arsenal really fail again this season they should try to play chasing game instead
Clutch and season end strings are City things, they just find a way to go full gear in the final months.
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