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Van dijk lucky again, ref just waves plays on

How does he think he is getting away with that? Well that gets him Christmas off now with a 4 game ban as think that’s his second red this season

He got up and jogged off the pitch

Info in here will help you, information to do it the proper way although the easier screenshot way seems to work well

I seen a stat that said we had a total of 12 shots on target in all our home games combined

So the gameplan is to score more then the opponent, why have we never thought of doing that before 🙄

You did see it wrong, he clearly said “I want to harm myself” I’m glad that it seems you haven’t had to go though any difficulties of this nature on your life and I really hope it stays that way

I agree, it certainly seemed out of character for him. he has released a statement this morning on social media

Apparently the CEO of BC.Game is Jack Dorsey

There is also this that I previously posted https://www.curacaochronicle.com/post/main/curacao-court-declares-bankruptcy-for-blockdance-and-small-house-amidst-unpaid-player-claims/

Here’s the full article that’s been quoted in the other link posted https://www.curacaochronicle.com/post/main/curacao-court-declares-bankruptcy-for-blockdance-and-small-house-amidst-unpaid-player-claims/ Curaçao Court declares bankruptcy for Blockdance and Small House amidst unpaid player claims MAIN | By Correspondent Nov. 13, 2024 WILLEMSTAD - On October 4, 2024, the Court of First Instance in Curaçao rejected bankruptcy petitions filed by the SBGOK against Blockdance and Small House. However, SBGOK appealed, arguing that the gambling companies were unable to meet their financial obligations to players. On October 31, 2024, both cases were jointly reviewed by the Court of Appeal in Curaçao. During the hearing, Blockdance and Small House presented separate defenses, asserting a clear division of responsibilities between the two entities. Blockdance claimed it had operated the BC.Game platform until April 30, 2024, at which point control of the site was fully transferred to Small House. Small House, in turn, confirmed the takeover of the website and software but denied assuming any financial liabilities towards existing players. SBGOK, however, contended that despite the formal separation, both companies shared common stakeholders and that player funds had largely disappeared following the transition to Small House. According to SBGOK, players still had outstanding claims, and Small House was ultimately responsible for the funds in question. Two players filed claims for significant losses: one seeking $1,482,162.10 (€1,394,585.34) and the other $680,000 (€639,820.72), both amounts allegedly lost after Small House took over operations. Additionally, a claim of $10,948.50 (€10,301.81) remained unsettled, which Blockdance claimed had been resolved through a credit to the player's account. SBGOK disputed this, arguing that the payments had not been properly processed. Failure to Meet Payment Obligations The Court ruled that both Blockdance and Small House had failed to meet their financial obligations. In Blockdance's case, the Court noted that not only had the company ceased operations, but it had also been fined €5 million by Spanish authorities, a fine that remained unpaid. Blockdance denied receiving such a penalty, echoing a similar response when the operator of BC.Game was fined in the Netherlands for illegally offering online gambling. As for Small House, the Court determined that the players' claims remained valid, despite the company's denial. SBGOK presented evidence that player funds were lost between April 30 and August 10, 2024, a period during which Small House had already been listed as the official operator of BC.Game. The Court further found that Small House had failed to comply with Curaçao's licensing requirements, including the obligation to operate with a local or reputable bank account. In a significant ruling, the Court of Curaçao overturned the previous judgments and declared Blockdance and Small House bankrupt. This decision opens the door for affected players to potentially receive compensation through the bankruptcy proceedings.

Does standing improve Atmosphere? Has it improved at other grounds where standing has been implemented?

Don’t forget we also have the FIFA Club World Cup for the first time next year

Liverpool actually have a decent record with him as referee Team Apps Win% Lose% Draw% Point pg .Manchester City 7 100.0 0.0 0.0 3.00 Leicester 13 61.5 23.1 15.4 2.00 Liverpool 6 66.7 16.7 16.7 2.17

I agree but he’s not even been booked, if Nunez is not there to sweep up and score then surely he given an red card for last man foul

Yes he has but If a foul and advantage played he still has to go for DOGSO?

Watched the replay several times to try and see it as well, no one claimed for the foul and strangely the Burnley player never reacted to it being disallowed

Mutual agreement means he gets paid

Lando is the only one under investigation? Surely the others should be as well? With some cars not moving what happens about overtaking on the grid?

Not really I didn’t think it was a penalty, I was actually more confused at how many throw ins and corner decisions the officials got wrong today, every throw Johnson took for them was a foul throw

Is it a myth if it’s true? Plenty of decent performances for Lille, was decent at Sevilla last season, not every player is capable of playing in England he’s not the first and won’t be the last

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