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I never really understood it at all because at the time, I thought it was just another useless pre-season tournament thing, but apparently it was a really big thing at the time. I couldn't really find any in depth explanation of what was anticipated of the Super League and what the fans of participating clubs thought of it. I also heard it was supposed to replace the UCL, not sure if that is true though

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I know it comes with new scrutiny features and all but I’m a bit worried, have heard half the people say it’s good and works fine, but the other half claims that it negatively depletes their battery and heats up their phones and also causes immense lag spikes. I have a base iPhone 16 so I’m. a bit concerned. what is your experience with the latest iOS and should I download it? thanks

PSG - 24/25 - First UCL win and dominated the final 5-0 against a pretty decent Inter Milan side, Striker Dembele won the Balon'dor

Man City - 22/23 - Dominated every competition that year winning the treble, beating Madrid and Bayern to beat Inter in the final

Real Madrid - 21/22 - Beat Liverpool, Chelsea and an extremely star-studded PSG (Messi, Neymar, Mbappe super team) to win the UCL, featured than reigning Balon'dor winner Karim Benzema

Chelsea - 20/21 - Probably the most underrated UCL winners of recent times, only conceding 4 goals in the UCL that season

Bayern Munich - 19/20 - Trashed Barcelona in a historical 8-2 victory despite Barcelona featuring Messi, Suarez and Busquets. Trashed Chelsea 7-1 before and beat Neymar and Mbappe's PSG in the final, the most dominating Champions League winners I've seen

Liverpool - 18/19 - Probably the best Liverpool squad featuring the deadly attacking trio Salah, Mane and Firmino, also having the best defence of Robertson, Van Dijk, Trent, Matip and Allison

Real Madrid - 17/18 - The year Cristiano Ronaldo scored the iconic bicycle kick against Juventus, featuring a Prime BBC (Bale, Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo) and Modric, Casemiro Kroos in midfield, in what I think is the best squad of all time

Barcelona - 14/15 - In my opinion the best UCL winners of the era, featuring MSN, beat PSG, City and Bayern. The only Champions League Neymar and Suarez won and was Messi's last ever UCL victory

PSG - 24/25 - First UCL win and dominated the final 5-0 against a pretty decent Inter Milan side, Striker Dembele won the Balon'dor

Man City - 22/23 - Dominated every competition that year winning the treble, beating Madrid and Bayern to beat Inter in the final

Real Madrid - 21/22 - Beat Liverpool, Chelsea and an extremely star-studded PSG (Messi, Neymar, Mbappe super team) to win the UCL, featured than reigning Balon'dor winner Karim Benzema

Chelsea - 20/21 - Probably the most underrated UCL winners of recent times, only conceding 4 goals in the UCL that season

Bayern Munich - 19/20 - Trashed Barcelona in a historical 8-2 victory despite Barcelona featuring Messi, Suarez and Busquets. Trashed Chelsea 7-1 before and beat Neymar and Mbappe's PSG in the final, the most dominating Champions League winners I've seen

Liverpool - 18/19 - Probably the best Liverpool squad featuring the deadly attacking trio Salah, Mane and Firmino, also having the best defence of Robertson, Van Dijk, Trent, Matip and Allison

Real Madrid - 17/18 - The year Cristiano Ronaldo scored the iconic bicycle kick against Juventus, featuring a Prime BBC (Bale, Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo) and Modric, Casemiro Kroos in midfield, in what I think is the best squad of all time

Barcelona - 14/15 - In my opinion the best UCL winners of the era, featuring MSN, beat PSG, City and Bayern. The only Champions League Neymar and Suarez won and was Messi's last ever UCL victory

The last team to achieve this feet was Real Madrid under Zinedine Zidane, Do you think Luis Enrique and his team can be the 3rd team to accomplish such a feet? I'm not sure if the Neves and Vitinha will fare in their confidence after a very lacklustre World Cup. PSG also haven't made any super signings (unless you consider Ferran Torres possibility if joining, which he is not world class) and seeing the departure of Lee Kang In and Goncalo Ramos. What are your thoughts on PSG winning back to back to back UCL's?

There seems to be this pattern where someone makes a post asking for genuine friends, you dm them, they ignore you, orrr they reply with a "hru" then proceed to ghost you forever. If your lucky, there will be a light convo where it seems like both parties are happy and enjoying each other's company, then out of the blue "BOOM" the other person vanished forever, consumed by a blackhole never to be seen again. I've tested this multiple time posing as a male and female, as the male, I've received almost 0 attention and got ghosted 5 messages into every interaction, as the female, I've had a bit more success, getting further in the interactions. What is this sub? Why is this sub filled with males who only want to get close to females, why is this sub built on ghosting and throwing people away just to satisfy your measly boredom, Why have we become so judgemental and picky of people who don't entertain you within 3 seconds, and why have we become so down bad for intimacy from the oppposite sex that we come to a sub meant for making friends to sexualise women!!! Do Better

I’m looking for friends and im from singapore

I’m interested in making new friends and talking about random things, life, music, games, and anything fun really
I’m here to make real friends and have consistent conversations. share our days, and actually get to know each other

For example if you fail too many modules in 1 semester, will they hold you back for an additional semester to retake all the modules you failed in previous years? Because that will mean spending an extra year in polytechnic and graduating with the next year's batch of students.

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Im a Portugese fan, and I feel that if we had just abondoned the extremely safe and cautious way of playing and had adopted for a more attacking style, Bruno, Vitinha and Neves seems to thrive in an attackign style of play where Bruno makes runs and feeds assists to Ronaldo, we may have had a better chance against Spain. Also having starting Leao over Joao Felix would probably have been the right decision and Nuno Mendes getting injured was kind of the point we knew we were cooked. Interested to know what your hindsighted opinion on your nation is on how they could have made it further