To all the juniorsTo all the juniors out there, your 10th-grade marks truly do not matter in the long run. They are rarely requested for future endeavors. If you are a NEET or JEE aspirant, trust me—board exam marks hold very little weight. As long as you meet the basic eligibility criteria (such as the 75% requirement for JEE), no one will ever ask about your specific scores in 10th or 12th grade. While high marks might be helpful for certain alternative exams, they are entirely inconsequential if your goal is simply to pursue a B.Tech or MBBS.

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Rodri has always shown interest in Real Madrid, given his past at Atlético and deep ties to the city. If Madrid had pursued a transfer, it could have been relatively straightforward, but I suspect neither Pérez nor the sporting department wanted him badly enough—especially with his recent injury history casting doubt on his long-term availability. Of course, the hierarchy certainly considered the move, yet they clearly had other priorities in mind. It is definitely not a fumble—choosing to pass on him was a calculated, deliberate decision.

Nevertheless he is a phenomenal player.

1. Fullbacks

• Left-Back: Marc Cucurella vs. Álex Carrera
• Right-Back: Denzel Dumfries vs. Trent Alexander-Arnold

2. Center-Backs (Pick 2)

(Options: Antonio Rüdiger, Dean Huijsen, Ibrahima Konaté, Raúl Asencio, Éder Militão [if fit])

3. Midfield (Pick 3)

(Options: Bernardo Silva, Jude Bellingham, Arda Güler, Federico Valverde, Aurélien Tchouaméni, Eduardo Camavinga)

4. The Front Three

(Options: Vinícius Júnior, Yan Diomande, Kylian Mbappé, Rodrygo)

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Alright, let's hear them. Drop your boldest predictions for Real Madrid's upcoming season.

• How are we looking in the Champions League?
• Will we secure the league title, or is it going down to the wire?
• Who is going to be our standout player?

It is pretty clear right now that Real Madrid is dealing with major gaps in two critical areas of the pitch. On one hand, we are still missing that composed presence in the center who can dictate the tempo and control matches. On the other hand, our defensive line has been stretched thin by injuries and a lack of depth.

Since we realistically need reinforcements in both departments, which way should the board lean?

• Should we prioritize a creative, press-resistant midfielder to run the show?
• Or is securing a rock-solid, long-term defensive anchor the absolute top priority?

Drop your ideal transfer targets and reasoning below. Who should we sign first?

Honestly, I’ve seen so many families torn apart because of alcohol, and it feels like the drawbacks completely outweigh any minor benefits. I struggle to see a genuinely good reason for allowing the general public to freely consume something so destructive.

It makes me wonder: why hasn't it been banned? Is it truly just because of the massive tax revenue it generates for the government, or are there other factors at play?