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hahahaha this and Heisey's "make mexico pay for it" post have made me **** myself this morning good work boys

My German mate mentioned him 2 weeks ago, I looked him up then and laughed after schalke dodged relegation on goal difference Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk

Its soooo hot, there is no news on the horizon, ethereum is bouncing along sideways, I am going on holiday on fri, this week is dragging.........

Up and down, up and down the cycle is repeating but this is good as it stablises at this price and helps us step away from the bubble talk. Expecting some interesting EEA news out before end of Jun which could cause a spike up past 400 euros

Just finished Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il which is excellent and is based on the propaganda from books smuggled out of N Korea. Gives a great insight into the mentality of the leadership etc and how it got from WW2 to Kim Jong Il and his sons (briefly mentioning Kim Jong Un/ Nam and the "effeminate" sic. one) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00I4GJFRQ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Nice article on Pelligrini from last season and his tactics etc https://www.umaxit.com/index.php/columns/english-clubs-should-chase-mauricio-pellegrino-hes-the-real-deal

thanks a nice read anyway

Found Les's interview technique so explains why we struggle to quickly get a manager.

A lot of sideways action today, testing resistance levels and then dropping back down to its starting price. It feels alot like End of Feb/eary March when we were in the 40 euros for a while before a blast off. A conference starts in Singapore tomorrow where Mastercard and pay pal amongst others are attending so something could be about to kick off (although I bet it will all happen when I am on holiday next week). "The content of the programme is designed for those individuals tasked with positioning their organisations for blockchain adoption and to carve out areas where distributed ledger technology can improve their business. The audience will be made up of senior representatives from financial institutions, blockchain and fintech providers, professional services, trade bodies and government. You can see a sample of the delegate list below. Speakers: Mitsubishi Financial Group (EEA-member) BNY Mellon (EEA-member) China Construction Bank (one of the 4 biggest banks of China) Deutsche Bank HSBC Mizuho (big bank in Japan) Nordea Bank (biggest bank in Scandinavia) UBS Allianz (insurance company) Some of the attending guests: Senior vice-president + chief strategist financial innovation of Hitachi Head of business development Asia Pacific MasterCard Research & Development manager + a research engineer from PayPal Senior Officer of the SEC Vice President strategy planning & research, Huawei Technologies Vice President, JP Morgan Innovation Director, UBS

Sounds like you have just described their French heritage rather than their fans

Viera is the new giggs Former players who are given opportunities above their abilities and always think they should be managing massive clubs. Give me a young hungry coach over those dudes

think of ethereum as doing the same for money that the internet did for information. Its decentralised so there is no singular point of failure and it cannot be held to ransom or hacked. ALL the big banks, microsoft and a tonne of other companies are going to be using it and are part of the ethereum alliance.

Me and Supersaint everytime we vibe

would add currently his contract at Stutgartt runs out next year

Ok am chucking a new name into the mix.. Hannes Wolf Young manager (36), took over at Stutgartt last year and got them promoted to the Bundesliga as champions and is rated up there with Nagglesmann in germany. Worked at Dortmund before that "The 35-year-old and Klopp share many tactical and coaching philosophies. For them, football has to be played fast, with high intensity and emotion. Their coaching styles are similar, they roam the touchline and belt out a near-constant battery of instructions. Wolf's youth teams showed the same strengths as Klopp's Dortmund sides, often overpowering opponents with counter-pressing and transition attacks. " He also has a chapter on youth coaching here in the book - "Creating World Champions: How German Soccer Went from Shambles to Champions" https://books.google.nl/books?id=k30wDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA85&lpg=PA85&dq=hannes+wolf+tactics&source=bl&ots=SF6hVN6ARn&sig=-Al5O4K4uyTvND_NDsGUucqYjfk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiOs7TFvcfUAhWPZlAKHQeOD_8Q6AEIXDAI#v=onepage&q&f=false Edit: I have now convinced myself this is the mysterious coach :-)

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Martin Schmidt only just got "sacked" from Mainz after avoiding relegation on goal difference https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/mainz-part-company-head-coach-schmidt

Better let Davis and JWP know this also.

Hearing nothing from the conference but the rumour is Mastercard is about to join the Ethereum Alliance as one of the companies (website error should that they were meant to be joining 2 days ago so maybe a legal pull back). Hold and I am revising my 1st Aug prediction to 600 euro Mastercard rumour

That betting shows no one has any idea

I read that like I was dog the bounty hunter

F*cking hell this transfer market is insane

If they can do this under FFP purely because his mate Alisher Usmanov's company sponsored their training ground (75m) to be called USM Finch Farm then this is making the rules a complete joke, he's basically given them 25m for each letter before Finch Farm. http://www.worldsoccer.com/news/arsenal-shareholder-usmanov-sponsors-everton-training-ground-393890 I welcome Chinese overlords if they can start doing these short of shennigans. I predict Usmanov is taking over Everton by stealh via Moshiri and when they get champions league he will sell out of Arsenal and become the new Everton chairman. Currently he is backing 2 horses.