Thanks for the heads up, I watched the price of Binance exchange's BNB coin rocket over the last couple of months. If $DOT enjoys even a fraction of $BNB's success it could be a ten bagger.

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Would be great to be looking at those majestic snow capped mountains while scoring a diving header at the Henningsvær Stadion :)

Hats off to the Germany team, whenever they play against England they are clinical penalty takers under pressure. England lost to Germany after Penalties in the Semi finals of the 1990 World Cup, again

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If Ronaldo does return to the Premier League, I imagine he'd prefer to go back to Man Utd, there he knows the training staff, and his ex manager at Real Madrid, Mourhino. That way the transition for him

Messi is a great player, but for me Maradona has the edge. Messi plays in a team of superstars at Barcelona whereas Maradona played in an average side at Napoli.

I just checked out Rufer's goal record, seems he had an excellent goals to game ratio. My uncle played with Rufer's team mate Steve Wooddin before Steve left Birkenhead for New Zealand, Woodin had to retire

What a left foot Maradona had, top, top player who rose to the big occasion.

Thanks for letting me know about Wynton Rufer, a player I had never heard of before. The most famous New Zealand player I recall is Steve Wooddin, who scored in the 1982 world cup.

Excellent goal! I just watched on Youtube. Stoichkov was a top drawer player for Bulgaria and Barcelona.

Thanks for keeping your finger on the pulse of the markets so early in the morning Greg The early bird catches the worm :)

You're right that was a vital goal, scored in the 93rd minute under pressure. One of Beckham's best, they had a great chance to win the World Cup in 2002. Were you at this game?

Thanks for checking out my blog post, cheers.

In my opinion real life experience is a much better teacher than university, most students leave university today massively in debt.

Thanks for taking the time to read a subject that has little interest to you :)

I just checked, you're correct he retired in 1984. What a player he was though in the "total football" Dutch team of the 70s, and was still a formidable player in his mid 30s.

I doubt he'll stay with Monaco now that Real Madrid and other big clubs are keen to sign him. I think Madrid have an eye on him to replace Ronaldo who may want to leave after the tax issue that has recently

Van Basten was one of my favorite players, his career was cut short by injury. Great player for AC Milan alongside Gullit. I thought about choosing him for my 11, but I went for pace more than technique.

Cruyff and Zidane, two world class players. In my team you could probably substitute Laudrup for Zidane, and Cruyff could operate anywhere in the front 3 I chose. Trophy wise Lineker looks the weakest