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Quote from: rmhuntley on August 05, 2021, 12:51:10 AM

Kylian Mbappe deny to extended and got new contract with PSG and become free transfer player next year, if want left this player by free transfer PSG will keep stay for this player and not get anything next year. Now only Real Madrid have rumors with this player but anything possible with Juventus to get this player sign, just sell Cristiano Ronaldo and get fresh money to buy Kylian Mbappe from PSG.

He can create pressure on PSG and request to leave the club. PSG have ability to satisfy salary demand from Mbappe but if he no longer feel happy in PSG, they will not be able to keep him there.

If salary is not what Mbappe want, PSG can not keep him.

I don't think leaving PSG is a good decision from Mbappe because the club is very strong and can keep their power in many season. 5 or 10 more years when Mbappe will be in his thirties. Real Madrid can be a bigger club in history but Mbappe will waste his 2 or seasons in Real because they can not come back with new players just within one season.

If Mbappe want to leave, Manchester City is better but if it is Manchester City, they are not better than PSG.

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Quote from: CLS63 on August 04, 2021, 03:36:30 PM

I've heard that Cristiano Ronaldo still wants to leave. And he really wants to go back to his old club, Real Madrid. But it seems like this transfer can happen on one condition. Real Madrid are still making a big effort to be able to sign PSG centre-forward Kylian Mbappe. If this transfer happens, then Ronaldo should forget about it. If not, then we might see Ronaldo back at Bernabeu again this summer.

It seems Ronaldo is not getting what he wanted at Juventus that why he wants to leave.After a couple of years there,he hasn't being able to take the champions league,and he is more eager to take it now that Messi is in pole position to take it this time.He will want to revive the competition that was on between him and Messi again.And the only way to do that is to go back his former club Madrid,where the chances of winning champions league is a little higher.

Well, I personally don't believe Kylian Mbappe will move because as I said before, Mbappe is an asset for PSG's future that looks likely to be kept. Therefore, instead of releasing Mbappe, it seems better for PSG to make other options to get Ronaldo, such as swapping or releasing one of their players. From one source I got PSG are ready to let Mauro Icardi go for Ronaldo, and I think that is a very good option.

Kylian Mbappe deny to extended and got new contract with PSG and become free transfer player next year, if want left this player by free transfer PSG will keep stay for this player and not get anything next year. Now only Real Madrid have rumors with this player but anything possible with Juventus to get this player sign, just sell Cristiano Ronaldo and get fresh money to buy Kylian Mbappe from PSG.

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Quote from: Lordhermes on August 04, 2021, 08:20:48 PM

Quote from: CLS63 on August 04, 2021, 03:36:30 PM

I've heard that Cristiano Ronaldo still wants to leave. And he really wants to go back to his old club, Real Madrid. But it seems like this transfer can happen on one condition. Real Madrid are still making a big effort to be able to sign PSG centre-forward Kylian Mbappe. If this transfer happens, then Ronaldo should forget about it. If not, then we might see Ronaldo back at Bernabeu again this summer.

It seems Ronaldo is not getting what he wanted at Juventus that why he wants to leave.After a couple of years there,he hasn't being able to take the champions league,and he is more eager to take it now that Messi is in pole position to take it this time.He will want to revive the competition that was on between him and Messi again.And the only way to do that is to go back his former club Madrid,where the chances of winning champions league is a little higher.

Well, I personally don't believe Kylian Mbappe will move because as I said before, Mbappe is an asset for PSG's future that looks likely to be kept. Therefore, instead of releasing Mbappe, it seems better for PSG to make other options to get Ronaldo, such as swapping or releasing one of their players. From one source I got PSG are ready to let Mauro Icardi go for Ronaldo, and I think that is a very good option.

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Quote from: CLS63 on August 04, 2021, 03:36:30 PM

I've heard that Cristiano Ronaldo still wants to leave. And he really wants to go back to his old club, Real Madrid. But it seems like this transfer can happen on one condition. Real Madrid are still making a big effort to be able to sign PSG centre-forward Kylian Mbappe. If this transfer happens, then Ronaldo should forget about it. If not, then we might see Ronaldo back at Bernabeu again this summer.

It seems Ronaldo is not getting what he wanted at Juventus that why he wants to leave.After a couple of years there,he hasn't being able to take the champions league,and he is more eager to take it now that Messi is in pole position to take it this time.He will want to revive the competition that was on between him and Messi again.And the only way to do that is to go back his former club Madrid,where the chances of winning champions league is a little higher.

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Quote from: CLS63 on August 04, 2021, 03:36:30 PM

I've heard that Cristiano Ronaldo still wants to leave. And he really wants to go back to his old club, Real Madrid. But it seems like this transfer can happen on one condition. Real Madrid are still making a big effort to be able to sign PSG centre-forward Kylian Mbappe. If this transfer happens, then Ronaldo should forget about it. If not, then we might see Ronaldo back at Bernabeu again this summer.

I think it is the only clickbait at this point of the session.
Cristiano is an Industry he and Juventus need time to prepare the exit strategy, finding new players move the press conferences, etc.

The season will starts in 2 weeks, it is too late now.

He will stay at least 1 more year, IMHO.

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I've heard that Cristiano Ronaldo still wants to leave. And he really wants to go back to his old club, Real Madrid. But it seems like this transfer can happen on one condition. Real Madrid are still making a big effort to be able to sign PSG centre-forward Kylian Mbappe. If this transfer happens, then Ronaldo should forget about it. If not, then we might see Ronaldo back at Bernabeu again this summer.

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Quote from: AndySt on August 03, 2021, 06:59:02 PM

It all depends on the number of components in the vaccine, because there are vaccines for the use of which it is enough to use one component and, accordingly, once. Professional sports are suffering a lot because of the pandemic restrictions and it's really time to make concessions in favor of already vaccinated people and all sorts of talk about discrimination is inappropriate here, because it's time for humanity to end the pandemic and only vaccination will help in solving this problem. Even if the vaccine is not one hundred percent effective, even an efficiency of 70-80 percent will be crucial if as many people as possible are vaccinated. It is sad to watch football matches without spectators or with incomplete filling of stadiums, because a certain aura of sports action is lost.

I would say that limited number was the way to go and should stay that way as well for a while longer until we see lower and lower numbers. We are still not in a place where we can say that everything is fine, specially not in Italy since they were one of the biggest numbers for a while as well, and early on too. We all heard how horrible this pandemic was from Italy basically, so it is really still a big deal for them to just forget everything because they can't.

Just do 50-60% for all vaccinated and ban all non-vaccinated people, and that should basically make things a lot easier, put one seat difference between everyone so it is like filled-empty-filled-empty-filled-empty type of situation in the stadium, that way they could have a good amount of fans on stands and yet it will be a bit more safe. If you do 100% filed it is still risky even with vaccination because vaccination is helping you not die, but you can still get infected and spread it.

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Quote from: acquafredda on August 04, 2021, 10:04:05 AM

The great love between Lukaku and Inter is now put to the test by the economic offer of Chelsea: but to say goodbye would be an unforgivable mistake.

Inter Milan gave Lukaku a place to revise his career after a few failed seasons in Old Trafford. Lukaku owed their trust but he also help them to win a Scudetto. It is fair for all.

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First of all from a strategic point of view: giving up one of the best strikers in the world in August, about two weeks before the start of the championship, seems a rash move, regardless of the amount of money involved. Finding a replacement for him would be practically impossible and the entire Nerazzurri season would immediately take on the contours of a failure already announced.
There is also a question of international appeal to consider, as the loss of Lukaku would undoubtedly change the perception that everyone has of Inter in Italy and abroad. A club that sells its best players without the prospect of continuing to win is inevitably downsized from all points of view. Nonetheless, the relationship between the fans, the club and the players could suffer a backlash too great: Lukaku is a leader and the fans identify with him.
If money wins, they all lose.

If Inter Milan can not find other ways to resolve their financial troubles, they will have to sell their most expensive players. Lukaku is one of them. I think they will have to sell Lautaro after Lukaku. Their finance is very poor after a few seasons overspent just to win a Scudetto. The cost is not cheap.

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Quote from: ILuckyGuyI on August 03, 2021, 05:38:49 PM

I agree that people who have been vaccinated shouldn't be restricted from any kind of activities. But I think that people who are still not vaccinated shouldn't be able to attend any kind of activities. I don't respect their choice of not being vaccinated. Because they are risking our lives also, not only theirs.

Perhaps, the option to allow a maximum of 40-60% of stadium capacities, supporters to come to the stadium for those who have received the vaccine could be an option to keep the club survive in this bad economic. Sponsors indeed provide income, as well as from player transfers out with extra values. However, without supporters, it is likely to reduce the extension contract value to the clubs from sponsor. I don't know much about broadcasting contracts. Due to the possibility of supporters watching through TV or official streaming broadcaster, is it possible that the broadcast value of the match will experience a significant increase or not?

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The great love between Lukaku and Inter is now put to the test by the economic offer of Chelsea: but to say goodbye would be an unforgivable mistake.
First of all from a strategic point of view: giving up one of the best strikers in the world in August, about two weeks before the start of the championship, seems a rash move, regardless of the amount of money involved. Finding a replacement for him would be practically impossible and the entire Nerazzurri season would immediately take on the contours of a failure already announced.
There is also a question of international appeal to consider, as the loss of Lukaku would undoubtedly change the perception that everyone has of Inter in Italy and abroad. A club that sells its best players without the prospect of continuing to win is inevitably downsized from all points of view. Nonetheless, the relationship between the fans, the club and the players could suffer a backlash too great: Lukaku is a leader and the fans identify with him.
If money wins, they all lose.

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Quote from: AndySt on August 03, 2021, 06:59:02 PM

It all depends on the number of components in the vaccine, because there are vaccines for the use of which it is enough to use one component and, accordingly, once. Professional sports are suffering a lot because of the pandemic restrictions and it's really time to make concessions in favor of already vaccinated people and all sorts of talk about discrimination is inappropriate here, because it's time for humanity to end the pandemic and only vaccination will help in solving this problem. Even if the vaccine is not one hundred percent effective, even an efficiency of 70-80 percent will be crucial if as many people as possible are vaccinated. It is sad to watch football matches without spectators or with incomplete filling of stadiums, because a certain aura of sports action is lost.

Efficacy in RCTs usually is lower in real population with effectiveness.

I know one article that gives a summary table about effectiveness (not efficacy) of vaccines, dose 1 and dose 2.
Are Covid Shots Working? What the Real World Tells Us

Dose 1: 30% to 35.6%
Dose 2: 67% to 88%.

For delta variant, Plizer has better effectiveness than Astra Zeneca.

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Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

Well it depends.
If we are talking about fully vaccinated people with 2 doses (or 3) or only with 1 dose.
Besides that do you feel comfortable not wearing a mask in a place full of people even vaccinated knowing it will work at 95%?
I will wear the mask for a long time.

It all depends on the number of components in the vaccine, because there are vaccines for the use of which it is enough to use one component and, accordingly, once. Professional sports are suffering a lot because of the pandemic restrictions and it's really time to make concessions in favor of already vaccinated people and all sorts of talk about discrimination is inappropriate here, because it's time for humanity to end the pandemic and only vaccination will help in solving this problem. Even if the vaccine is not one hundred percent effective, even an efficiency of 70-80 percent will be crucial if as many people as possible are vaccinated. It is sad to watch football matches without spectators or with incomplete filling of stadiums, because a certain aura of sports action is lost.

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Quote from: ILuckyGuyI on August 03, 2021, 05:38:49 PM

Quote from: snipie on August 03, 2021, 10:29:26 AM

Quote from: acquafredda on August 03, 2021, 10:23:40 AM

Serie A still has to wait to see what the stadium capacity percentages will be when the tournament starts up again. This was announced by president Paolo Dal Pino at the end of the League meeting held in videoconference. Before arriving at a final decision, other meetings and further analysis will be needed between the government and the parties involved, Federcalcio and Lega di Serie A. Dal Pino, for his part, confirmed his desire to continue with the request formulated last Friday: reopening the stadiums at 100% of the capacity for green pass holders or, alternatively, at 50% as long as it is effective.
This creates huge problems for Serie A teams which are losing their usual annual subscribers (and the related money).

Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

I agree that people who have been vaccinated shouldn't be restricted from any kind of activities. But I think that people who are still not vaccinated shouldn't be able to attend any kind of activities. I don't respect their choice of not being vaccinated. Because they are risking our lives also, not only theirs.

Bearing the risk involved in not been vaccinated is one that we need to be very cautious of,but the the problem is that most of those people who are not yet vaccinated don't want to get vaccinated at all,so it's a major concern to some sane people around the globe,because they can spread the disease easily if contracted.

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Quote from: acquafredda on August 03, 2021, 10:23:40 AM

Serie A still has to wait to see what the stadium capacity percentages will be when the tournament starts up again. This was announced by president Paolo Dal Pino at the end of the League meeting held in videoconference. Before arriving at a final decision, other meetings and further analysis will be needed between the government and the parties involved, Federcalcio and Lega di Serie A. Dal Pino, for his part, confirmed his desire to continue with the request formulated last Friday: reopening the stadiums at 100% of the capacity for green pass holders or, alternatively, at 50% as long as it is effective.
This creates huge problems for Serie A teams which are losing their usual annual subscribers (and the related money).

Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

I agree that people who have been vaccinated shouldn't be restricted from any kind of activities. But I think that people who are still not vaccinated shouldn't be able to attend any kind of activities. I don't respect their choice of not being vaccinated. Because they are risking our lives also, not only theirs.

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Quote from: snipie on August 03, 2021, 10:29:26 AM

Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

Well it depends.

If we are talking about fully vaccinated people with 2 doses (or 3) or only with 1 dose.
Besides that do you feel comfortable not wearing a mask in a place full of people even vaccinated knowing it will work at 95%?

I will wear the mask for a long time.

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Quote from: masulum on August 03, 2021, 09:50:03 AM

Yep, there will be a bit of pressure on Juventus with supporters being allowed into the stadium. Koeman has good experience and will definitely give his best strategy in this match. However, even though Allegri has just returned, at least he already knows the character of the Juventus game. Both of them have also just won their 2 friendly matches and barcelona success for clean sheet vs Stuttgard. It will be an interesting match in the Pre-Season.

Juventus vs Barcelona is one of the pre-season matches that are worth waiting for. It will be an interesting game to watch and I hope Koeman can field his best team in this match even though it is only a friendly match held during pre-season. Barcelona have always struggled to beat Juventus before, and this time I think they will do the same.

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There are still more than 2 weeks for the start of the new season. The clubs still have time to make transfers to strengthen their squad. And I've heard that Chelsea are still after Inter's top striker Romelu Lukaku. Because they see him as an alternative to Haaland if they fail on signing him. But Lukaku seems to be happy at Inter now. I don't see this transfer happening this summer.

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Quote from: acquafredda on August 03, 2021, 10:23:40 AM

Serie A still has to wait to see what the stadium capacity percentages will be when the tournament starts up again. This was announced by president Paolo Dal Pino at the end of the League meeting held in videoconference. Before arriving at a final decision, other meetings and further analysis will be needed between the government and the parties involved, Federcalcio and Lega di Serie A. Dal Pino, for his part, confirmed his desire to continue with the request formulated last Friday: reopening the stadiums at 100% of the capacity for green pass holders or, alternatively, at 50% as long as it is effective.
This creates huge problems for Serie A teams which are losing their usual annual subscribers (and the related money).

I hope the conference will end with good results. Italy have good vaccination rate and I hope if England already fully open their nation, Italy will decide to open stadium for football and sport events.

Italy stays at fourth position after Canada, UK. and Spain with nearly 64% of people vaccinated at least 1 dose, and 53% of people fully vaccinated with 2 doses.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations

Quote from: snipie on August 03, 2021, 10:29:26 AM

Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

If the community have good vaccinated rate (with two doses of vaccines), risk of infection will be reduced and slow enough to consider as safely. Especially if the oldest groups of population already been vaccinated fully and protected by vaccines as well as herd immunity.

Vaccines can not protect us 100% from infections but it help to reduce infection risks and help to reduce outcomes after infection. Less hospitalizations, less severe outcomes, etc.

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Quote from: acquafredda on August 03, 2021, 10:23:40 AM

Serie A still has to wait to see what the stadium capacity percentages will be when the tournament starts up again. This was announced by president Paolo Dal Pino at the end of the League meeting held in videoconference. Before arriving at a final decision, other meetings and further analysis will be needed between the government and the parties involved, Federcalcio and Lega di Serie A. Dal Pino, for his part, confirmed his desire to continue with the request formulated last Friday: reopening the stadiums at 100% of the capacity for green pass holders or, alternatively, at 50% as long as it is effective.
This creates huge problems for Serie A teams which are losing their usual annual subscribers (and the related money).

Vaccinated people shouldn't be restricted from attending stadium after a long absence imo. Such huge open air place with vaccinated people on it is safe enough, they can play with 100% of the stadium capacity with masks on or 50% without mandatory masks and with social distancing. Obviously accepting more spectators or not should be evaluated every couple of weeks depending from the situation.

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Serie A still has to wait to see what the stadium capacity percentages will be when the tournament starts up again. This was announced by president Paolo Dal Pino at the end of the League meeting held in videoconference. Before arriving at a final decision, other meetings and further analysis will be needed between the government and the parties involved, Federcalcio and Lega di Serie A. Dal Pino, for his part, confirmed his desire to continue with the request formulated last Friday: reopening the stadiums at 100% of the capacity for green pass holders or, alternatively, at 50% as long as it is effective.
This creates huge problems for Serie A teams which are losing their usual annual subscribers (and the related money).

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