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Harry Maguire is my favorite because he cost 80m pounds, is more useless than an actual fridge and he plays for Manchester United (the team I hate the most). In terms of price to performance, he has to be the worse signing in history.

Left 4 Dead - I used to love the series a lot but I haven't played it in ages and it's not like it's a bad one either. I just don't have the same level of motivation to play it anymore - I guess I fell out of love with it 🤣🤣🤣

I never really hurried my first playthrough because I wanted to gain the most from my experience. I think I'll try an RDR2 Speedrun with the story and see how it goes.

As @Heatman has proposed, you may have to try online platform if you can't find what you're looking for at Gamestop. Just take the necessary precautions before you buy anything because there are a lot of scammers on these sites.

At nights, I tend to have my headphones on. I do tend to play emulator games on silent as some of the music from some older games really grinds my gears.

Nope - I channel my inner genocidal maniac and kill almost every one of them except the indestructible ones like those annoying kids in Skyrim lol.

He's okay to me for the most part - I don't really think that much of him if I'm being honest. Some of his content is hilarious, I'll give him that but I don't get why so many people also dislike him. Granted, he does tend to troll a lot and does do some pretty edgy videos but I hardly seen him do anything to garner the hate he receives.

Sonic is a definite offender here - I also think Fifa and NBA 2k have also overstayed their welcomes by over a decade. All they keep doing is publishing the same game every year with slight graphical improvements.

The problem is that the English refs aren't being held accountable by their association as strictly as the others so it's no surprise that the refs are this bad. I mean, do you see some of the fouls that players get away with in the Premier League. Take for instance this: In any other league, that's an instant red card but in the Premier League, some players can get away with these kinds of tackles.

PSG pays way more in terms of salaries. For instance, Messi earns 779k Euros per week while Neymar earns about 1m Euros per week - Man City doesn't pay any of their players anywhere near that. Their wage structure is far more stable. Here's an article on the top earners in Ligue 1 and PSG players all occupy the top 15 spots. https://www.si.com/fannation/soccer/futbol/features/lionel-messi-salary-lower-than-neymars-on-ligue-1-top-30-list Also don't forget, PSG paid 220m for Neymar and 150m for Mbappe about 4 or 5 years back and they're one of the main culprits for inflating the prices in the transfer market.

At the last World Cup, no English Refs were invited for the very reason that the standards of refereeing is very poor. It's why English Refs hardly get to officiate matches in European competitions in the Champions League and Europa League.

I'd say Man City is in a far better position compared to the others. It's just that they've lacked the bottle to win the Champions League but they've been to 1 final and 2 semi-finals in the past and Man City doesn't make many extremely expensive signings as the others. PSG are a mess currently but they hired Luis Campos as football advisor so they've been a bit smarter in terms of player recruitment this window.

His agent Mendes is also running his mouth in the media and Ronaldo has nothing to make him keep quiet so that indicates he must approve of his agent's actions. At the current moment, Ronaldo is more of a distraction than a worthy addition to the team.

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Gabriel Jesus is massively underrated and when you look up his stats to amount of starts, it's incredible. I feel like he'll thrive under Arteta.

Lionel Messi getting it over Modric a few years back when Real Madrid won the Champions League previously and Modric had won both the league and the UCL and an international tournament finalist. I can't remember if it was the Euros or World Cup while Barca didn't win anything that season and Argentina failed miserably at the time. I like Messi but he honestly didn't deserve it at the time.

VAR for the most part has been pretty amazing but English referees are just very bad at their job. Honestly, without a doubt, English refs are the worst in Europe and that's why they don't get invited to any major event.

My rule is if a player isn't committed fully to the team, he needs to leave as it'll only create a negative atmosphere around the club. And with someone of Ronaldo's stature, you need to set an example to the rest of the players tha no player is bigger than the club.

Manchester City is having the best window right now as they've gotten all but one of their targets and they've actually recorded a profit despite signing Erling Halaand to a 300K+ contract a week as well as Kalvin Phillips.

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My answer is also no - I mean look at Manchester United, they've spent as much as Man City and yet their team is miles behind. PSG - always making these blockbuster signings but still can't win the CL. It's one thing to have money but spending it wisely is the main thing.

With Football and Athletics, I naturally took to those and always liked them naturally. American Football and Basketball on the other hand, my big brother used to watch them all the time and that's why I got into those sports. I don't watch them as much as the former 2 but I still watch them occasionally.

Messi has one goal in the French League... In the Premier League, players have to have lots of stamina and pace to attack and defend as a team and Messi hardly tracks back to help his team.

I'm normally nervous as hell but I just accept whatever happens on the day. Ultimately, it's out of my hands as to what the result will be - I'd just hope my team wins.

Not even once and that's because I just don't like gambling at all plus my luck is extremely horrible.