bluebear42 said:They’ve become such total losers with all this whining. Like, back when he was actually at his peak, what really got people riled up was that whole insane thing about messing with a minor... those are the kinds of things that actually hit home, whereas now, honestly, nobody even cares about that stuff anymore. It kind of puts me in a funk too, even after all these years, because I guess I miss that raw, aggressive energy from the stands—you know, the stuff about chains, jewelry, and all that edgy nonsense. Just some kind of rebellion or a stronger sense of defiance through the music, but now it feels more like something for a couple of average guys hanging out with way too much cheap beer. I mean, I get that other people might see it differently, I guess...
mother loves us all auntie loves everyone little man, don't touch the kids picking up trash in the yard ..damn, yeah... I'll get you for everything: your mom, your wife, both your teenage daughters
It was just, like, totally random, just some guy hanging out at home, maybe a week ago, not many people there, but it had that really playful, joking vibe... but man, it's been forever since then, like, maybe 6 or 7 years already.
NTE=Lawrence Mitchell2;59839421]To GNR crew isn't really my scene, honestly, and I don't care one bit about all their trash talk. And man, their mindset is just... whatever, they always find some way to blame everyone else for their own mess...
If I'm being totally real here, we were basically the same way back when we were just kids in middle school, constantly talking smack about them, even when our own moms told us to chill out.. When you've got 30k people in the stands, I guess having maybe 10 or 15% of them just spreading rumors is kind of expected. Mowgli would probably even say it's just part of the tradition, like, just a little piece of "fan culture" or something. But I don't think our crowd really gets it—like, what is actually going on here??
Personally, I’m rooting for the underdog, so I'll cheer against anyone playing the big guys, even if it's the Yankees or the Red Sox.
I guess since 3 out of their last 5 games hit this over, though those last 2 ended 1-1, so they were just one goal away from hitting it, I think. LA Galaxy have hit this over in 4 out of their last 5 matches, maybe.
Portland scores at home in 4 out of 5, and Seattle does the same on the road, plus looking at the last 5 matchups with Portland at home, they usually end up going over, I suppose.
slyeagle512 said:Hey, I wonder if we can bring our own drinks up to the North Coast?
Man, I guess if you don't accidentally trip up the security guys, you could probably sneak in a couple of shots or maybe even two shots of bitters, so honestly, don't even worry about it.
You're a good one :-) , but I was actually just saying yesterday—we wanted people at the stadium, so it feels pretty fair that we get to treat them a little bit now, and I wouldn't even bet that this neonmarlin56 guy is just messing around like you are...
I mean, honestly, just like it’s been for years, it’s kind of hilarious because LAFC just doesn't have the depth to actually challenge the home side, and I guess anyone who follows MLS knows exactly what I'm talking about here. Even those Estonian teams scored twice last night, which was pretty ridiculous considering they're basically a squad that can barely run, let alone play actual soccer. So, I'm probably expecting maybe 2 or 3 goals from LAFC and an easy handicap win, which is how they've been absolutely dominating these local derbies for ages now.
Over 2.5 goals, 2.50 at Bet365... 5/10 (1-1)
It's true, LA Galaxy is definitely lagging behind, but man, I actually really like their style lately. The atmosphere should be absolutely insane, though we can't forget that LAFC is currently without a manager, so I guess it's a real question how all of that is going to shake out. I'm hoping the Galaxy guys might create a few chances for the visitors, which, based on what I've seen so far, they should probably be able to capitalize on without much trouble.
So, like, looking back at the 2013/14 season, we actually hit 5 out of 36 rounds without a single over 2.5 goal game happening, which is wild, so I guess I’m gonna throw 1/3 of my bankroll on this one, and if that doesn't work out, maybe I'll just go all in tomorrow with 2/3 on the over 2.5 split and the Zadar game (2.37b365) In this current season, there was actually one round, way back in week 3, where nothing happened either...
F.C. Cincinnati vs. FC Dallas 27/09/2014 over 2.5 goals @3.10bet365 (3-0)
Dallas has been hitting that over 2.5 mark in like 8 of their last 10 games, I guess so if the odds on Cincinnati make them look like total locks, then maybe this is basically just betting that Dallas finds the back of the net at least once.
good luck everyone
edit: I feel like I gotta give this one a shot too—not looking to break the bank or anything, obviously, but still... FC Dallas Over 1.5 @11bet365
Atlanta United vs. Inter Miami (09.26. 20:30) Over @2.70ss (0-0)
So, looking at Atlanta, they've managed to find the back of the net in 4 out of their last 5 games, and they always seem to score more than once, whereas Miami has scored in every single match, which I guess might mean we could see 3+ goals, but since the odds gap is pretty huge at 1.90, I honestly feel like it might be worth taking the risk..
Elche vs. Celta Vigo (09.26. 21:00) Over @2.62b365 (0-1)
-Celta has scored more than once in 4 out of 5 rounds -Elche has conceded more than one goal in 4 out of 5 rounds, BUT keep in mind two of those matches were against Real Madrid and Barca, so... -Five games is such a tiny sample size, and probably even smaller considering Real and Barca wouldn't even be playing at this level, but I guess the risk feels a bit lower than what the odds are implying..
I mean, St. Louis is just totally dominating right now, they basically cruised through the first nine games of the season without letting in a single goal—which is like an insane 11-0 goal differential—and I guess they only finally stumbled up against the second-place team in a scoreless draw last round. Cincinnati is pretty much stuck at the bottom of the standings, and if I remember right, they already lost to St. Louis on the road by 1-0 back in the opening match.
Oh, hey there, mister! :-)
It’s gotta be a 12-0 blowout for St. Louis, honestly. The matchups for LAFC and Seattle are also super interesting, don't you think? Maybe check out the picks from Cirih, Mjalby, or wolf- odg3+? What about Roma?
-Last season, they actually only had two games out of five where everything ended up being over 2.5 goals, I guess -And like, maybe 9 out of 11 times when they played each other, there wasn't even an over 2.5 goal outcome
Gary Martinez80 said:So much stuff back in the day was actually totally "legal"! The whole Mamicev era was basically set in stone even before any boycotts started. I guess only idiots think Mamic is just holding onto Dynamo by himself! He’d have left ages ago if he could, but he can't, or rather, he isn't allowed to, because there's this massive list of people he's paying off. That octopus is eventually gonna burst. What we really need to keep drilling home is that Mamic isn't the root cause of all this—he's actually one of the least guilty parties here; the real issues are buried way deeper in the justice system, the government, and the police! That's where the fight needs to be directed, because he's finished, he's done, it's just the money keeping him at the top! Once that cash dries up, he falls, and that damn octopus will finally snap ! When that thing finally breaks, the scandals are going to be even bigger than ExxonMobil, those watch scams, the highway tunnels, and all those other classic American corruption cases... Honestly, when it all blows up, it’ll probably be the best day of my life, just because I'll know I was on the winning side! Even if Dynamo doesn't exist anymore and ends up playing in some local County League, I'll be proud knowing I stood up against the system, and against the mindless sheep in our own country!
I don't give a damn about Jesse Campbell's optimism or anyone else's pessimism! We already won! WE PROVED TO EVERYONE JUST HOW CORRUPT AND DESTROYED THIS COUNTRY REALLY IS! As for all the other sheep who think differently, I DON'T CARE!
UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN! RESIST THE SYSTEM! RESIST THE SHEEP!
🙏
I guess that's really the point, isn't it? Like, we're all out here fighting one little tentacle of this octopus, when we should really be smashing its head in (like you said), but it feels like the head isn't even connected to the rest of it
So, Rayo's been crushing it with five straight home wins, which got me thinking about a draw, especially since I guess Bilbao needs at least three more points to lock in that Champions League spot if Sevilla ends up winning all three of their remaining games. The odds on a 2 have dropped from 2.10 down to 1.90, and if that means anything to anyone, maybe people are betting on the underdog because of those few points Bilbao is chasing... but then again, Rayo can definitely score—they've found the net in 8 of their last 10, and scored more than once in 6 of those, so part of me thinks a 2:2 draw might be coming, though honestly, that feels a bit too risky for me to actually put money on, so yeah:
I mean, I went with that because it feels kind of like betting on someone to score in the first half, you know? Like, if they manage to find the net in the first leg, things shouldn't get too crazy. Plus, since away goals still matter, it puts the pressure right back on Bayern Munich, so they’ll have to chase three different goals, which I guess should leave plenty of room for Real Madrid to just tear them apart on the counter... Now, some people might argue that Pep won't just dive in blindly, but honestly, expecting Real Madrid to stay completely silent and then hoping for nothing to happen on their side seems pretty unrealistic to me... And if they actually pull it off, then I guess they really do deserve a spot in the finals, though personally, I'm expecting Real Madrid to advance and for this to turn into a total blowout once they get that first goal.
So where's Athletic Club at? I don't see anyone even mentioning them, and honestly, why would they be considered any more attractive than the others anyway?? 🙂As far as I'm concerned, the only real issue here is LP
So I was watching some old clips of Liverpool and I couldn't really find a single game they played recently where they didn't manage to score in both halves, you know? I mean, everyone seems to think they’ll pull off a win given how much Chelsea is struggling right now, but honestly, looking at Liverpool's current form compared to them... I guess even if Chelsea didn't have that big semifinal on Wednesday, Liverpool would probably still take it, though the odds wouldn't be nearly as juicy... anyway, whatever, I'm just really hoping they stick to this pattern from their last 20 or so matches, like, if they win, they should definitely score in both halves too..
-The Black team covered this line in 4 out of their last 10 games, and in 3 of the other 6, it ended up being a 2-1 scoreline—so basically right on the edge of going over 3.5, which is enough for me to give this a shot at these odds. -Also, Zadar hasn't scored in their last 3 outings, so it feels like it's about time they put at least one in the net today... and I should mention that in 5 of their last 10 games, they went over 3.5.. -Zadar is in pretty rough shape lately: 3-0-7 (10:22)—they actually lost five in a row while only scoring twice, whereas the Black team isn't exactly playing perfect soccer, but still: 4-1-5 (17-17), so I really think they should come out on top today
Midtjylland/Aalborg BK (04/05 5:00 PM) Aalborg +3 @1.95ss
Midtjylland (2.5) vs Aalborg BK (04/05 5:00 PM) Over @1.70ss
They’re fighting for first place, though I guess there are still plenty of games left so it isn't totally make-or-break right this second, but Aalborg really shouldn't lose here if they don't want Midtjylland to pull five points ahead of them.. Midtjylland doesn't concede much at home, but I guess my picks are mostly based on Aalborg's away record/last 15 games in all competitions:
Aalborg scores more than 1 goal - 13/15 Handicap +3 - 13/15 Total goals under 2.5 - 14/15
The only thing is, I guess what's bothering me is just how long this winning streak has been going, so maybe I'm just a little worried it might finally end right now...
Odense BK vs Aalborg BK (04/26 5:00 PM) 4-5 @3.00ss (2-3)
A few weeks have passed, but I mean, the crazy high-scoring trend in Aalborg's matches hasn't really changed at all. It’s kind of a tricky one to call, because I was actually expecting them to offer something higher than 3.5 goals, but since they didn't, well... I guess we won't see 6 goals :-)
Odense BK vs Aalborg BK (04/26 5:00 PM) 2 @2.20ss (2-3)
After that win against Midtjylland (copied from before), they jumped into first place and even pulled four points ahead, but then they kind of messed that up last week, so now they're only up by one point.. so yeah, it's a fight for the top spot, and with just a couple games left, they pretty much have to try and grab it.
Roger Phillips said:I mean, I guess if you're looking at Wolfsburg vs. Freiburg, maybe a home win at 1.45 feels like a decent shout, but man, anything can happen in a game like this, I suppose!
I guess Wolfsburg is still going to be fighting tooth and nail for that Champions League spot until the very end, maybe. They're playing so incredibly well lately, though I guess they did drop a game at home against Bayern Munich recently, if I remember that correctly. I mean, I guess Freiburg hasn't mathematically locked down their spot in the league yet, but they aren't going anywhere for sure because HSV has such a brutal schedule ahead—like, they've got Bayern Munich coming to town and then a trip to Mainz—plus their goal difference is looking pretty rough too, so maybe they're safe after all! I mean, I guess Wolfsburg totally crushed it early on this season with that massive 3-0 win, which was just super impressive, honestly. I guess it’s basically the biggest game of the season for VfL since they're facing off against Bayer, and honestly, I really think Wolfsburg can pull this one off! If Bayer ends up drawing or losing, then yeah, the destiny is totally in their hands to decide how everything shakes out... maybe.
I guess we might see some serious scoring in the Hoffenheim vs. Frankfurt game, maybe like 3 or more goals, since the odds are sitting at 1.40... I don't know, feels like a solid shout to me!
It’s probably just gonna be one of those games where both teams are playing totally relaxed without any extra pressure hanging over them, I guess. I guess Hoff is pretty much a lock to stay up, and honestly, it looks like Frankfurt might be in the same boat as Freiburg. The home team looks super aggressive and totally fired up right now, so I guess they could easily drop two or three goals on their own, but then again, maybe the visitors can definitely score against an absolutely terrible defense like Sandhausen's. So, I guess Hoffenheim actually pulled off a 2-1 win over Frankfurt in their season opener, which honestly feels like a bit of a surprise, maybe? I mean, looking back at the last six games, I guess maybe five of those teams were coming in hot with three or more wins under their belts, if that makes sense?
I guess maybe we could just double it, I don't know, but honestly, it might actually work if we're lucky! 2,03
Yeah, Wolfsburg looks like a solid play and everything lines up, but I’m also kind of feeling that "scores in both halves" option, you know? Since Freiburg is dealing with some injuries right now, I’m honestly not even sure if the visitors will find the net, so I figured I'd just hedge my bets by adding the over 2.5 goals to the mix, so that's basically what I went with. So, basically...
Maybe it’s a 2.30 chance for both teams to score, like maybe a 1-0 or a wild 2-2 finish? I guess we'll see!
I mean, Wolfsburg has been playing seriously well lately, and honestly, their whole vibe right now is pushing for that 4th place spot to snag a Champions League qualifying berth. They’re looking super solid at home too—they’ve pulled off 9 wins in 14 home matches—and they even managed to knock out their direct rivals for that top 4 spot, beating Bayer Leverkusen (3-1) and Mainz 05 (3-0) on their own turf. So, I guess I don't really see why Nuremberg wouldn't slip up too. Nuremberg is one of those weird teams that actually plays better away than they do at home, but even then, they aren't exactly killing it; they've only grabbed 2 wins and 3 draws in 14 away games. Looking at their last five trips on the road, they beat Augsburg and Hertha BSC, but then they just kind of fell apart against Borussia Dortmund, HSV, and Freiburg. If Wolfsburg shows up and plays like they're supposed to, I’m pretty sure they’ll take this, because, let's be real, Nuremberg just doesn't seem to have the same level of quality as Wolfsburg. My pick—Wolfsburg to win!
Yeah, I'm with you, looks like a W for Wolfsburg, though I also feel like Nuremberg might sneak a goal in there, so maybe...
Wolfsburg covers over 2.5 goals in 8 out of their last 10 games, while the other 2 ended in 1-1 draws. Nuremberg away: they've scored in 8 out of 10 games.
Midland (Handicap +3) Aalborg BK (04.05. 17:00) Yes @DraftKings 1.95
Midland (Over 2.5 goals) Aalborg BK (04.05. 17:00) Over @DraftKings 1.70
They’re fighting for first place, though there's still a ton of games left so it's not like this match is totally deciding everything just yet, but I guess Aalborg really shouldn't be losing here if they don't want Midland to pull five points ahead of them.. Midland doesn't concede a ton at home, but honestly, I'm basing my picks entirely on Aalborg playing away, where they've hit this in 15 of their last 15 matches across all competitions:
Aalborg covers more than 1 goal - 13/15 Handicap +3 - 13/15 Total goals over 2.5 - 14/15
The only thing that's kind of messing with my head is just how long this winning streak has been going, so maybe I'm just a little worried it might finally snap right when I'm riding it...
I mean, there’s honestly no point in even trying to write out a whole analysis when everyone already knows what's going down...
Liverpool, Real Madrid, Barca, Atletico... I was thinking about playing these a bit more aggressively, so I guess I'm wondering if maybe anyone here actually feels differently about them?? I definitely got burned pretty bad yesterday with Dortmund and Arsenal, so if anyone thinks I should just skip a few of these matchups, I'd really appreciate the heads up..
You could probably juice up the odds quite a bit, like betting on Barca to score in both halves, or maybe Liverpool and Atletico with some over/under stuff, or even Real Madrid hitting a high goal count, but I'm not really feeling that right now—I just want to grab some straight bets with slightly better payouts..