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It looks like Napoli has completely fallen apart, and honestly, it feels like they’re just fielding a bunch of college kids out there now, though I have to admit, watching the chaos is actually pretty entertaining😁
If we were sitting at a poker table right now, I suppose I would just call your bet and then raise it by...😁
I just realized that this thread is actually an absolute goldmine, honestly, it’s pretty incredible😁
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@Anthony Roberts2...I haven't seen anything quite that disastrous in a very long time, I suppose🙏
It feels like such a shame, almost a little bit of a sin, to move this entire discussion away from this specific subforum🙏🙏
Anthony Smith3 said:I haven't actually sat down to watch it yet, though I suppose I have gathered a bit of an impression regarding what they were trying to achieve and how the whole thing was intended to come across...☕
That’s exactly why I’m saying it, I suppose—really more as a little heads-up or a cautionary note for anyone who might not quite fall into that specific category.
Honestly, that movie was a total dud; I mean, calling it Jules Verne is a huge stretch, it felt more like something you'd put on for toddlers and their moms
I was thinking about it earlier, and I guess it feels like there might have been some sort of activity or movement happening during the summer months, though I can’t say for certain if anything significant actually took place. It’s possible that things were stirring behind the scenes while everyone was just enjoying the heat, maybe even a little more than we realized at the time, but I suppose it's all a bit speculative, isn't it?
The first tournament actually kicked off over in Chicago, and then, I guess, they just kept moving things around, playing in a different city every couple of days or so, if I recall correctly.
I was just thinking that there might have been some sort of championship tournament for the top-tier teams going on lately, and if I recall correctly, I think I even saw something about it mentioned over in Standard & Poor's.