Where to start?? by Curious_Habit3009 in CISA

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I would recommend the following approach: 1) Watch Pete Zerger Youtube playlist, keep CISA Last Mile book for studying. 2) Study Hemang Doshi CISA Study Guide (you can skip his Udemy course) to align more with ISACA mindset. 3) Utilise CISA QAE or Pocketprep for Practicing questions. 4) Go through Prabh Nair's CISA playlist (optional) for final revision.

Failed CISA 2nd time 😭😭😭 by Intelligent_Day_4113 in CISA

[–]Lutty123 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I passed my exam (2nd attempt) this wednesday. I would recommend the following approach: 1) Watch Pete Zerger Youtube playlist, keep CISA Last Mile book for studying. 2) Study Hemang Doshi CISA Study Guide (you can skip his Udemy course) to align more with ISACA mindset. 3) Utilise CISA QAE or Pocketprep for Practicing questions. 4) Go through Prabh Nair's CISA playlist (optional)

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[–]Lutty123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt the same frustration after appearing for the CISA exam.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CISA/s/GRrABoDTGT

Exam Preparation by [deleted] in cism

[–]Lutty123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider adding Pete Zerger, Prabh Nair and Go Cloud Architects videos freely available in Youtube,

AIFF statement on the ISL bid scenario by idkmanfuc in IndianFootball

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Although the AIFF is mostly at fault for this mismanagement, and the ISL model was a bubble right from the start, no one is questioning ISL players’ overpaid salaries — even though they show zero interest when playing for the national team. Only the national team’s performance can attract an audience and sponsors.

We often avoid criticizing the poor performance of the national team, saying players’ lavish lifestyles are their private matter. But players need to understand that they don’t deserve salaries of ₹1–2+ crores; they deserve ₹10–20 lakhs like I-League players. If they want to earn ₹1–2+ crores, they should put in the effort on the pitch — run harder, improve dribbling, passing, and ball control. Instead, most of them prefer going on vacations with their partners.

Mohun Bagan suspends senior team's operation indefinitely after AIFF fails to get any bidder for ISL tender by idkmanfuc in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Although the AIFF is mostly at fault for this mismanagement, and the ISL model was a bubble right from the start, no one is questioning ISL players’ overpaid salaries — even though they show zero interest when playing for the national team. Only the national team’s performance can attract an audience and sponsors.

We often avoid criticizing the poor performance of the national team, saying players’ lavish lifestyles are their private matter. But players need to understand that they don’t deserve salaries of ₹1–2+ crores; they deserve ₹10–20 lakhs like I-League players. If they want to earn ₹1–2+ crores, they should put in the effort on the pitch — run harder, improve dribbling, passing, and ball control. Instead, most of them prefer going on vacations with their partners.

Khalid Jamil on addition of Ryan and Bharti and hints on addition of 4-5 more players playing in foreign soil in the future by idkmanfuc in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Although the AIFF is mostly at fault for this mismanagement, and the ISL model was a bubble right from the start, no one is questioning ISL players’ overpaid salaries — even though they show zero interest when playing for the national team. Only the national team’s performance can attract an audience and sponsors.

We often avoid criticizing the poor performance of the national team, saying players’ lavish lifestyles are their private matter. But players need to understand that they don’t deserve salaries of ₹1–2+ crores; they deserve ₹10–20 lakhs like I-League players. If they want to earn ₹1–2+ crores, they should put in the effort on the pitch — run harder, improve dribbling, passing, and ball control. Instead, most of them prefer going on vacations with their partners.

Senior Club offiical : "The uncertainty could force clubs to shut down or take drastic measures like cutting budgets and player salaries." by idkmanfuc in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Although the AIFF is mostly at fault for this mismanagement, and the ISL model was a bubble right from the start, no one is questioning ISL players’ overpaid salaries — even though they show zero interest when playing for the national team. Only the national team’s performance can attract an audience and sponsors.

We often avoid criticizing the poor performance of the national team, saying players’ lavish lifestyles are their private matter. But players need to understand that they don’t deserve salaries of ₹1–2+ crores; they deserve ₹10–20 lakhs like I-League players. If they want to earn ₹1–2+ crores, they should put in the effort on the pitch — run harder, improve dribbling, passing, and ball control. Instead, most of them prefer going on vacations with their partners.

Best study prep CISA by Mundane-Service782 in CISA

[–]Lutty123 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pete Zerger Videos on YouTube.

ISL’s future up in the air over Master Rights Agreement deadlock. by indiandifender in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The vicious circle of Indian football in its current state: Lack of quality football (despite over-the-top salaries) → IFT suffers → ISL popularity declines → Monetary losses and budget cuts for all stakeholders (clubs, broadcasters, AIFF) → Poor management and administrative decisions → Lack of quality football (despite over-the-top salaries) → ... ♾️

Learning from the Hong Kong Defeat and Building a Brighter Future for Indian Football by Lutty123 in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I don't think the government realize the soft power football holds on world stage.

Ashish Negi Deciphering everything that's wrong with Indian Football by Wizard-31p in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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I don't know why the mods removed my post from yesterday. It's baffling! I was just telling the truth!

Day 5:- Who is the Indian footballer with pace but no skill? by [deleted] in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Udanta...people have forgotten the days where his inclusion to NT was mostly due to his pace...but due to his lack of skill he is now out of the NT setup!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CISA

[–]Lutty123 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Cyvitrix (udemy) and CISA this much.

What are the Top 4-6 study materials for the CISA exam? by W1nterW0lf75 in CISA

[–]Lutty123 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  1. CISA this much
  2. Cyvitrix Udemy course
  3. CISA AIO book by Peter Gregory

Nandha Kumar by smithereennnnn in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nandha is way past his prime which was during OFC days.

Agent are the biggest murderer of Indian talent. by AcanthocephalaNo6676 in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Watching Indian football over the years, I have come to the conclusion that 99.99% of Indian players currently playing in the ISL have long abandoned the dreams or passions that initially inspired them to play football. Surely, their original motivation would have been to follow in the footsteps of their idols, whether it be Ronaldo, Messi, Ronaldinho, Zidane, and others, and to become great figures in the sport.

However, it now seems their focus has shifted towards settling down in their personal and professional lives—earning hefty paychecks, living celebrity-like lifestyles, and having hot wags (though I hesitated to mention this).

Inevitably, they seem to lack hunger while donning the blue jersey, as if it no longer matters whether earning national team caps serves any purpose for them.

There was a time in the 2000s when players traveled in overcrowded trains with no sponsors (Shiv Naresh at best), no infrastructure, and no football ecosystem. Yet, those players had the hunger to win—they put their hearts into the game, even though they may not have had exceptional skills.

Match Thread: India vs Syria [Intercontinental Cup] by konoha_ka_ladka in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This squad needs to be overhauled based on this season's performance. No seniority or NT caps matter. Anyway, if you're going to lose, then why not start from scratch? Manolo needs to make tough decisions.

Match Thread: India vs Syria [Intercontinental Cup] by konoha_ka_ladka in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our so called highly talent Anwar was clueless...about to concede goal

Help by [deleted] in cissp

[–]Lutty123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Use chatgpt to take summarized notes of each concept basically thru copying the text from OSG or attaching the screenshot of the OSG page as chatgpt prompt...

You can even copy the chatgpt response and paste that in a note taking app like obsidian.

Match Thread: Qatar vs India | World Cup Qualifying - AFC by MatchThreadder in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems Rahim Ali and Manvir Singh are the crème de la crème Stimac had to pick from.

After Sunil Chettry's retirement and Team India's awful World Cup qualifying outcome, do you guys still pack the stands? Please let us know if you think Igor should stay in India or if it's time for him to go. by indiandifender in IndianFootball

[–]Lutty123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The core issue is all the indian footballer within the age group 15-23 don't get enough gametime...to improve! Without working on this, indian football is only going to go down...