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Sport betting tips: Sports betting tips 2025 (Page 94)

Topic created on 31st Dec. 2024 | Page: 94 of 94 | Answers: 1,408 | Views: 45,483
JJepsa96
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23rd Mar. 2025, at 05:09 am CET#1399
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Andre wrote on 22.03.2025 at 16:26:

Even if the ranking isn't good this year, there's no denying that they're playing very good soccer. So there is no downfall here. Statistically, they are in the top 5 offensively in almost every metric and sometimes simply have a lack of luck and no Guirassy I always enjoy watching Stuttgart and Hoeneß definitely deserves it.

Thanks, I like watching it too.


And still better than the millions of cucumbers from Dortmund, in the direct duels anyway.

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MisterL
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23rd Mar. 2025, at 06:48 am CET#1400
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Dieter Hoeneß was always the more likeable and honest of the two.

but the older one also has it harder, honestly.

Sebastian Hoeneß who was the father again?

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23rd Mar. 2025, at 02:15 pm CET#1401
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I don't think you can compare teams like Union with Stuttgart. Stuttgart has completely different possibilities and that starts with the stadium and ends with Daimler as a sponsor. In terms of play, Union have never been at such a level that they can consistently deliver year after year. Stuttgart was also a "chaotic club" for a long time and you can still see that a little in the management. With Hoeneß, however, you can now build something consistently

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23rd Mar. 2025, at 03:16 pm CET#1402
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Andre wrote on 23.03.2025 at 14:15: I don't think you can compare teams like Union with Stuttgart either. Stuttgart has completely different possibilities and that starts with the stadium and ends with Daimler as a sponsor. In terms of play, Union have never been at such a level that they can consistently deliver year after year. Stuttgart was also a "chaotic club" for a long time and you can still see that a little in the management. With Hoeneß, however, you can now build something consistently

Joa...or he'll just be sacked next year if it ends in a relegation battle. It's just speculation what will happen with Hoeneß. Last year was great, this year we're back to reality. A high flight is nice, but the fall can also be very deep.


It may well be that Stuttgart have more options, but Union have delivered much more in recent years. Promotion in 2019, 11th place, 7th place, 5th place, 4th place and then the crash last season. In the successful years, there was also some good soccer and a lot of fighting. Somehow you can say that Union even deserved to go in at the top, it was built up over 4 years. In the end, the performance was only confirmed year after year. How was it with Stuttgart? Promotion in 2020, 9th place, 15th place, 16th place, 2nd place and now the fall to the bottom again. By the way, I was told that Stuttgart is a top team, if that's the case, then what is Union Berlin? I think a lot of people base that on the name. Yes, VFB has a big name, but it's just not the big club it used to be. And as far as the game is concerned, you can play better 10 times but if you still lose, it's no good. In soccer, it's the goals that count and not the beautiful play.

Oh, and I can only repeat the comparison between Stuttgart and Union: CL qualification and then falling back down to reality the following season, even though they were sometimes better in terms of play or simply deserved to get more points.

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frapi07
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23rd Mar. 2025, at 03:19 pm CET#1403
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Motta is now history at Juve (nothing official yet). Short trip, but he no longer has the team behind him. I also read that he fell out with a lot of players and that they played against him. I don't know what to make of that. I mean, under the circumstances it's probably better to let him go, but these are really not good times for coaches. In the past, that wouldn't have worked. I also think the way the dismissal was handled is really bad.

Tudor (former Juve player) will take over until the end of the season. He didn't leave Juve when they were relegated, so he identifies with the club, but I very much doubt whether that will help with this management.

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23rd Mar. 2025, at 07:12 pm CET#1404
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Patizi wrote on 23.03.2025 at 15:16:
Joa...or he'll just be sacked next year if it ends in a relegation battle. It's just speculation what will happen with Hoeneß. Last year was great, this year we're back to reality. A high flight is nice, but the fall can also be very deep.


It may well be that Stuttgart have more options, but Union have delivered much more in recent years. Promotion in 2019, 11th place, 7th place, 5th place, 4th place and then the crash last season. In the successful years, there was also some good soccer and a lot of fighting. Somehow you can say that Union even deserved to go in at the top, it was built up over 4 years. In the end, the performance was only confirmed year after year. How was it with Stuttgart? Promotion in 2020, 9th place, 15th place, 16th place, 2nd place and now the fall to the bottom again. By the way, I was told that Stuttgart is a top team, if that's the case, then what is Union Berlin? I think a lot of people base that on the name. Yes, VFB has a big name, but it's just not the big club it used to be. And as far as the game is concerned, you can play better 10 times but if you still lose, it's no good. In soccer, it's the goals that count and not the beautiful play.

Oh, and I can only repeat the comparison between Stuttgart and Union: CL qualification and then falling back down to reality the following season, even though they were sometimes better in terms of play or simply deserved to get more points.

The club VfB in 2025 has nothing to do with the VfB in the glorious times 2003 - 2007, but also nothing to do with the VfB from 2015 - 2023.

I commented on this many, many pages ago. Soccer is such a fast-moving business, what was 20 years ago or even 8 years ago no longer has any meaning.
Except for Bayern, because they have worked hard to achieve this status and maintain it. They're simply the top team in Germany, and that's not going to change any time soon. They have the ability and the quality.

If you change coaches every 6 months, as Stuttgart used to do, you can't achieve consistency. That's all in the past, a Weinzierl, Korkut or Labbadia has nothing to do with the current team.

The Sebastian Hoeneß personnel issue is therefore a crucial one, as I have already written here several times.

Of course, he sometimes makes mistakes that are immediately recognizable from the outside, but he's allowed to do that and you learn from them.
Overall, he has made most of the players better over the past two years. That alone shows that VfB currently has the most international players. And he's only at the beginning of his career.

Compared to the previous season, he just doesn't have the insane run that you get when everything goes right.
And then just an Undav and Guirassy in top form who score the goals up front with decent efficiency.

Stuttgart's play is still very good, just look at the games.
There were only a few games in which Stuttgart "deserved" to lose points because their opponents were simply better.
They were simply not efficient and missed chance after chance. And then at some point the opponent scores.

I'm sure everyone here knows this in their private and professional lives. When you're in top form, you can do whatever you want, it works!
In a negative run, you can sometimes touch what you want, it doesn't work!

Then you need the mindset and a sense of achievement to turn the negative streak into a positive one.
I attribute 2/3 of the current crisis to the mindset.

If I'm right, we'll get the 15 points and max. 1 defeat in the next 8 league games (Frankfurt or Leipzig) that I announced in the previous post.


The cup semi-final is a 50 / 50 for me. And to your question in the previous post: No, a defeat in the final against Leverkusen means nothing. Only the winner qualifies for the Euro League.
If it came to the final between Stuttgart and Leverkusen and Stuttgart reached 6th place in the league, then 7th place would play in the Confernce League.
If Stuttgart lose to Leverkusen in the final and finish 7th in the league, they are out internationally.

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Andre
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23rd Mar. 2025, at 09:34 pm CET#1405
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frapi07 wrote on 23.03.2025 at 15:19: Motta is probably history at Juve now (nothing official yet). Short trip, but he no longer has the team behind him. Also read that he fell out with a lot of players and they played against him too. I don't know what to make of that. I mean, under the circumstances it's probably better to let him go, but these are really not good times for coaches. In the past, that wouldn't have worked. I also think the way the dismissal was handled is really bad.

Tudor (former Juve player) will take over until the end of the season. He didn't leave Juve when they were relegated, so he identifies with the club, but I very much doubt whether that will help with this management.

And now your Italians are also being picked apart

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frapi07
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23rd Mar. 2025, at 09:38 pm CET#1406
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Andre wrote on March 23rd, 2025 at 9:34 pm:

And now your Italians are being picked apart as well

Never seen a fairer result. But that also reflects their European Championship performance. It's only been a year. I don't see any hope for the upcoming World Cup, but well... I was able to experience a World Cup and European Championship title.

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Patizi
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24th Mar. 2025, at 09:03 am CET#1407
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I didn't watch it because I was asleep, but didn't the game end 3:3? At least that's how it's reported everywhere

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Donnie
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24th Mar. 2025, at 09:25 am CET#1408
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Patizi wrote on 24.03.2025 at 09:03: I didn't follow it because I was asleep but didn't the game end 3:3? At least that's how it's reported everywhere

I didn't see it but Germany led 3-0 at half time and are said to have played a strong first half, in the second half it was Italy's turn

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Rainmann
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24th Mar. 2025, at 09:41 am CET#1409
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Donnie wrote on 03/24/2025 09:25:

Haven't seen it but Germany led 3-0 at half time and are said to have played a strong first half, in the second half it was Italy's turn

In the second half, Italy suddenly got on top and Germany completely lost their way. The first half could have been 5:0. Both teams each played a strong half. 😂

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Patizi
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24th Mar. 2025, at 09:44 am CET#1410
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Butterbrezel wrote on 23.03.2025 at 19:12:
The club VfB in 2025 has nothing to do with the VfB in the glorious times 2003 - 2007, but also nothing to do with the VfB from 2015 - 2023.

I commented on this many, many pages ago. Soccer is such a fast-moving business, what was 20 years ago or even 8 years ago no longer has any meaning.
Except for Bayern, because they have worked hard to achieve this status and maintain it. They're simply the top team in Germany, and that's not going to change any time soon. They have the ability and the quality.

If you change coaches every 6 months, as Stuttgart used to do, you can't achieve consistency. That's all in the past, a Weinzierl, Korkut or Labbadia has nothing to do with the current team.

The Sebastian Hoeneß personnel issue is therefore a crucial one, as I have already written here several times.

Of course, he sometimes makes mistakes that are immediately recognizable from the outside, but he's allowed to do that, you learn from that.
Overall, he has made most of the players better over the past two years. That alone shows that VfB currently has the most international players. And he's only at the beginning of his career.

Compared to the previous season, he just doesn't have the insane run that you get when everything goes right.
And then just an Undav and Guirassy in top form who score the goals up front with decent efficiency.

Stuttgart's play is still very good, just look at the games.
There were only a few games in which Stuttgart "deserved" to lose points because their opponents were simply better.
They were simply not efficient and missed chance after chance. And then at some point the opponent scores.

I'm sure everyone here knows this in their private and professional lives. When you're in top form, you can do whatever you want, it works!
In a negative run, you can sometimes touch what you want, it doesn't work!

Then you need the mindset and a sense of achievement to turn the negative streak into a positive one.
I attribute 2/3 of the current crisis to the mindset.

If I'm right, we'll get the 15 points and max. 1 defeat in the next 8 league games (Frankfurt or Leipzig) that I announced in the previous post.


The cup semi-final is a 50 / 50 for me. And to your question in the previous post: No, a defeat in the final against Leverkusen means nothing. Only the winner qualifies for the Euro League.
If it came to the final between Stuttgart and Leverkusen and Stuttgart reached 6th place in the league, then 7th place would play in the Confernce League.
If Stuttgart lose to Leverkusen in the final and finish 7th in the league, they are out internationally.

I'm not 20 and I didn't go back 8 years. At VfB, not even going back 2 years is enough. Of course you can say that it's no longer worth it, but that's a period of time you set yourself. In your case, the negative time no longer has any meaning. You just take positive time and force the current one. If I only took the small frame then VFB would be one of the top 2 teams in Germany and would simply have had a bad year. If I enlarge the frame, then VFB simply had a good year last year, but they don't really belong at the top. It's just a matter of perspective. Bayern is the absolute top team, but Leipzig and Dortmund are/were always up there too. It was a bit like Spain. Real, Barca and Atletico. Except that here in Germany there was/is only one team that reigns supreme. At the moment it seems to be shifting a bit and that's also normal in Germany. At the moment, Dortmund are falling out and Leverkusen are gradually taking over the position. If I had to tell you who will reach the CL places next season, it would be Bayern, Leverkusen and Leipzig. That's why these are the top teams. And many people will also mention Dortmund, regardless of whether they are fans or not. A status that Dortmund has also earned over the years. Other names would be a "maybe they could too".


I don't know what you always want to tell me with the playfulness. In Union's crash season, Union weren't like VFB, but they weren't 1000% as bad as they were at the end. In that case, I don't understand your view either. On the one hand, you tell me quite matter-of-factly "VfB in 2025 no longer has anything to do with VfB in the glory days of 2003 - 2007, but also nothing to do with VfB from 2015 - 2023." But on the other hand, you come up with the emotional "Stuttgart is still very good in terms of play, just look at the games.". Then just look at both soberly. They simply won't get any points in the second half of the season and points count. In the end, it doesn't matter what the game looks like, even if the coach's job is at stake. That gives you 2-3 more games of credit, but that's it. That's just the way soccer is.

As far as the rest of the season is concerned, one or two things are still possible because there are still enough points. If VFB finish 6th in the end or qualify in 7th place then I think it would still be a very, very good result. 8-10, that's where I saw them. If you get the 15 points, which is quite realistic if you win games again, 6th/7th place is possible. Of course, a lot depends on the others.

I see the semi-final going more in the direction of VFB. The point with the home game will also decide a lot. From a sports betting point of view, I would simply bet "VFB Stuttgart will progress". Maybe they will win the cup in the end or VFB will surprise everyone in the league. Of course you can rub my nose in it. Although even I don't rule out the former. After all, a cup win against Bielefeld should be feasible. For a club like VFB, the league position wouldn't even matter, unless they were really high up in the table

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Julian
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24th Mar. 2025, at 10:37 am CET#1411
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Donnie wrote on 03/24/2025 09:25:

Haven't seen it but Germany led 3-0 at half time and are said to have played a strong first half, in the second half it was Italy's turn

The Germans were completely dominant in the first half, gave me vibes of the 2014 team in Brazil. It was super cool to watch.
The second half looked more like the team from 2018, unfortunately they completely lost control under pressure from the Italians.
Nevertheless, in my opinion it was a good game on the whole and was definitely exciting to watch.

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frapi07
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24th Mar. 2025, at 11:53 am CET#1412
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It's worth noting that it wasn't a disaster (like in 2014) because Germany eased off the pressure in the second half. This may also have been due to the fact that they were 4 goals ahead.

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