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The Coffe Pod 4 25Don 1/40th of a pt ew 30/1 The Newest One 3 35Chlt 1/40th of a pt ew 25/1 -Won Wodao 3 18Don 1/40th of a pt ew 16/1 Magical Spirit 3 18Don 1/40thof a pt ew 20/1 Great Bedwyn 4 01New 1/40th of a pt ew 14/1 P/L +181. pts

Friday ratings. 2.25 Cheltenham. Calico.165. 5/1. Scarface.160. 11/2. From 14,s. 3.35 . St Denis well. 147. 16/1 Alanta brave.141. 9/1. 4 45. Fils de roi. 145. 25/1 Fiercely proud.139.15/8. 2.43 Doncaster. Mr King.105. 9/1 Searra blanch.11/1. 3.18. Wadao. 110. 7/1 Eminny. 99.20/1. 2.51 Newbury. United approach. 103. 4/1. Executive decision. 99. 8/1 3.26. Knebworth. 99. 13/2 Capote dream. 94. 20/1. 4.01. Silent glance. 109. 9/1. Calvert 102.20/1. 2pts win anything under 8/1,1pt e.way 8,s and over.1/2 point r.f.c all races rated.

Cracking call with The New One👍

"Lee" 😃 "there going to run out of Curry and Cats 😂

Good day for my ratings , I bet at £10 a point.so with the £48 f.cast, gives 46.5 pts profit today.

Had calico and mutata 1st and 2nd rated ....just didn't get time to post buried in work

Day 234 -£125.66

Wolverhampton 16.30 £20 Spirit Lead Me @11/10 bet365 Back in profit at last. Thanks for the 'likes and thanks', much appreciated

Aintree 1.50 The first of seven races covered by ITV today is this five runner 2M 4F Virgin Bet Old Roan Handicap Chase. Paul Nicholls has been a bit slow off the mark this autumn but has had three winners in the past fortnight and can take this with his eight-year-old Stage Star who runs very well fresh so a 227 day absence shouldn’t be a hinderance. He took the Paddy Power Gold Cup first time up last season when a well backed favourite and although 8lb higher here has had a wind operation since last seen. He may have most to fear from Ahoy Senor who has a good record of two wins from five starts here. STAGE STAR 1 point win @ 13/8 bet365 Galway 2.05 A rare excursion to Ireland for the ITV cameras as they take in the 2M 6 1/2F handicap chase in which the track specialist Neveradullmoment looks the likeliest winner. Trained by J P Dempsey for owner J P McManus he has a record here of three wins from four starts including last time out over course and distance when running out a clear 9 1/2L winner. A 12lb rise in the weights will make things more difficult but a big run is expected under the owners retained jockey Mark Walsh. NEVERADULLMOMENT 1 point win @ 5/2 bet365 Aintree 2.25 A 3M 1F veterans handicap chase is up next with a field of seven going to post. Joe Tizzard’s Copperhead is the one to beat having won a similar contest at Chepstow last time out but now 5lb higher in the weights. He should go close but I’ll take him on with the Nigel Twiston-Davies trained Torn And Frayed who ran well from a 5lb higher mark at Cheltenham’s April meeting when we last saw him and is 5lb below his last winning mark which came in a much better race than this at Cheltenham in January 2022. His trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies is in fine form and that has to be a positive. TORN AND FRAYED 1 point win 7/2 bet365 Wincanton 2.42 Just the six line up for this 2M 4F veterans handicap chase with Anthony Honeyball’s Glynn chasing a four timer and looking the one they all have to beat. He should go close but is up 16lb in total for beating just twelve rivals so is opposable with Joe Tizzard’s Le Ligerian who has had his wind tinkered with since we last saw him 188 days ago. 6lb lower now than when winning a four runner handicap at Kempton a year ago he looks a value bet for his very much in form stable. LE LIGERIEN 1 point win @ 5/1 Paddy Power Aintree 3.00 A seven runner maiden hurdle is a strange race to be televising in the middle of the card but that’s what we have here in this 2M 4F contest. The best of the four that have raced before looks to be the Dan Skelton trained Sunray Shadow but it’s easy to pick holes in his form and the pick is the hurdling debutant Takt De Touques trained in County Antrim by Gerald Stephen Quinn. He’s won a maiden Pont-to-point and three bumpers, two at Perth and one at Hexham and wouldn’t need to be much above average to score here under Mr N McParlan. TAKT DE TOUQUES 1 point win @ 13/8 bet365 Wincanton 3.15 A 3M 2 1/2F handicap chase which features eight runners has an open look about it. Credo won this last year first time out by a cosy 6 1/2L and can repeat the feat here from a 5lb higher handicap mark under Sam Twiston-Davies. The Tizzard runner No Hubs No Hobbs is chasing a a four timer and looks the biggest threat. CREDO 1 point each way 2 5/1 BetVictor Aintree 3.35 Nine line up for this 2M 4F class 2 handicap hurdle where it may pay to chance the Henry Daly trained Bowenspark who’s won first time out for the last two seasons. Harry Cobden is a positive jockey booking and although he does carry his head rather high it seems first time out is the best time to be with him. He looks a value each way play in a tricky looking contest. BOWENSPARK 1 point each way @ 17/2 William Hill 1/5 123

Like the Championship game tomorrow [3pm] Draw No Bet v Hull Derby @ 1.75 with Unibet Been looking strong at home this season

Seven races from ITV today and here's my thoughts - Cheltenham 1.50 Just five line up for this class 2 2M novices’ chase, the first race of the new season at Cheltenham for the ITV cameras. Four of the five are carrying penalties with the one exception being Gavin Cromwell’s Path d’Oroux. He’s raced in and shown good form in decent handicap company but is nought from ten over fences hence he retains his novice status. On official ratings he’s 16lb and more superior to his four rivals and should be winning this all be it at skinny enough odds. PATH d’OROUX 1 point win @ 6/4 BetVictor Doncaster 2.08 An eight runner fillies maiden is one of three races covered at the Yorkshire track by the ITV crew and although we have two nicely bred newcomers in the shape of the Gosden’s Queen Of Thieves who is a full sister to Cracksman and the William Haggas trained Wonder Star who cost 200,000 guineas as a yearling you can’t beat experience, especially on the likely testing ground so the pick is the David Menuisier trained Janey Mackers who was strong in the market on her racecourse debut when a 1 1/2L third in a Yarmouth maiden won by a promising Gosden debutant. Sure to have improved for that this daughter of New Bay can put that experience to good use and go two better. JANEY MACKERS 1 point win @ 3/1 bet365 Cheltenham 2.25 A valuable class 2 two mile handicap chase features nine speedy chasers including last year’s one-two Dancing On My Own and Triple Trade who both have good claims especially the former who is actually 4lb better off with his old rival today and arrives on the back of a win at Ballinrobe 60 days ago. The fancy however is the in form Nigel Twiston-Davies runner Matata who has a 100% record fresh over the past three seasons so a 195 day absence shouldn’t be a problem for this likeable six-year-old who runs in the double green colours of Simon Munir and Isaac Souede. MATATA 1 point win @ 11/4 bet365 Doncaster 2.43 Fourteen run in this class 3 1M handicap run on the straight corse on soft ground. Many here are proven in soft ground and the race has a wide open look about it. One of six three-year-olds in the race William Muir & Chris Grassick’s Ebt’s Guard was very well backed when winning a classified stakes race at Ascot last time out having previously finished a decent sixth in the Cambridgeshire and with his liking for soft ground can be competitive off of just a 2lb higher handicap mark. He can be backed each way with additional places. EBT’S GUARD 1 point each way @ 7/1 William Hill 1/5th 1234 Cheltenham 3.00 Just six go to post for the 2M Grade 2 Sky Bet Novices’ Hurdle. The stand out performer here is the Adrian Keatley winning machine Gale Mahler. She has won six of her seven career starts with her best performance coming when upped into listed company at Galway in July when running out a 10L winner. She is penalised 5lb for that run but the likeable five-year-old mare can win again with Paul Nicholls’s Brave Knight the one to chase her home with his latest victory already working out well. GALE MAHLER 1 point win @ 4/5 bet365 Doncaster 3.18 A nine runner class 2 6F handicap in which the stand out horse is without doubt the improving three-year-old of William Haggas’s Altmore. The gelding won without coming off of the bridle on his handicap debut at Pontefract earlier this month on soft ground and even though that was a class 5 contest he looked a horse way ahead of his mark and with Tom Marquand taking over from Danny Tudhope stands out as the best bet of the day with conditions to suit again even though he will have to cope with a rise of 11lb. Zoum Zoum is interesting making his handicap debut on ground that suits for Ralph Beckett and looks the danger. ALTMORE 2 points win @ 6/4 William Hill Cheltenham 3.35 A highly competitive handicap chase for amateur jockeys only is up next to be run over 3M 1F. Nineteen will line up and we’ll need some luck in running here for sure. Last year’s winner Mole Court is back to defend his title along with the third and fourth from that race Wick Green and Strictlyadancer. They all have claims but it’s the younger Atlanta Brave that catches my eye. Kerry Lee has her string in good form and saddles her six-year-old with the experienced Zac Baker on top. This will only be his fifth career start over the bigger obstacles so there may easily be some improvement to come if straight enough for his first run since March. ATLANTA BRAVE 1 point each way @ 8/1 Quinnbet 1/5th 12345

For years I've been using Soccerstats for my form study but now they're really pushing the Premium Version (fair enough I suppose). So now when you try and open a match details page you often just get 'this page is available to Members' and the page is blocked out So I'm looking around for alternatives ........ what I'd like is - the ability to choose which country, leagues and divisions appear in your 'today's games' list, then for each match the current form, league table, home and away tables, recent results .......... not much more than that ! anyone know of any good free sites ?

Nebras 2 40Don 1/40th of a pt ew 16/1 Euchen Glen 3 15Don 1/40th of a pt ew 33/1 Navagio 4 25Don 1/40th of a pt ew 28/1 Designer 2 05Don 1/40th of a pt ew 16/1 Look Back Smiling 4 25D0n 1/40th of a pt ew 18/1 Killybegs Warriour 3 15Don 1/40th of a pt ew 36/1 Stressfree 3 15Don 1/40th of a pt ew 16/1 -3rd

Result: Spirit Lead Me 1st. Won £22 October profit to date £66.50

gone for this from the sporting life read the write up this has chances for small stakes Melbourne City vs Melbourne Victory, Getafe vs Valencia and Marseille vs PSG. Red cards in each game at 35/1 with William Hill Each team to get red cards at 34,683/1 with William Hill good luck what ever you do

Home double. Sunderland have been excellent and should beat Oxford very comfortably. WBA should have beaten Blackburn on Tuesday and can get an overdue win here, even though Cardiff have been improved lately. 2pt win double pays around 6/4 with Bet365. 0.5pts same 2 but with Watford and Sheffield Wednesday added acca pays 13/1 with Bet365 (I don't rate Blackburn and Portsmouth are rock bottom). P/L: -6.1pts.

Sporting Life Accy Villa Sheff Utd Wycombe Forest Green 11/1 Skybet 10 units I see they have included my main bet this weekend Wycombe. Just for clarity the 10 units stake each time is Sporting Lifes stake.

£41.56 f.cast.nice.

Great minds think alike. Lol just had Knebworth and Capote dream f.cast.

Preston , Cheltenham and Liverpool Treble . ..........Plymouth and Carlisle couldn`t beat anyone at the moment and the ref will undoubtably send off an Arsenal player for some trivial offence or other .

The slow switch over to jumps...of course you have fitness to. Contend with but the flat is be moving tedious now they are cooking out after a long season 255 chelt form and class Gowel road total 1454 8/1 Beacon edge. Total 1412 14/1 The wallpark total 1400 5/1 Botoz has. Total 1395 Secret trix. Total 1384 I'll try 4pt wins wallpark and gowel road ......overall value bet looks beacon edge Ew at 14/1

These low quality matches are not worth betting on IMO. All they have is inconsistent performance. These players are playing at this level, because relatively, they are not very good. Danilovic v Sawankaew case in point. 6-4 6-4 scoreline. Sawankaew up 4-2 in both sets. Manages to blow her serve 4 times at the business end of the set/s. Its a joke. Get on the practice court and hit 600 serves a day for a month. Hit so many that you can serve half asleep and not looking at the ball. Building up your shoulder strength , muscle memory and confidence ... and you only get that from practice. And serving is like sitting on the golf range and practicing. You don't need anyone else to hit the ball back. As much as I don't like Sabalenka with her ridic grunting on the court, I have to give her credit for sorting out her 12-15 double fault a match serving, and turning that part of her game around. But it is a weird year. An already long season feels longer. Players look out on their feet.

Day 43 -£371 5.40 Wolverhampton About last night 25/1 £10 e/w bet365

Not so great in The Everest, but got the 18/1 winner of the Caulfield Cup with 2 of the other 3 selections finishing 2nd and 4th. Onto the Cox Plate which is at 7.10am at Moonee Valley and you will be able to watch it on Racing.com or bookie websites Mr Brightside - Just missed it on winning this last year and connections have been basing his year around winning this ever since. Has had quite a few races with Pride Of Jenni and did beat her in the G1 Makybe Diva over 1600m at Flemington last month, but the mare was in front of him over 1600m in the G2 Feehan a couple of weeks later. His prep run came in the Caulfield Stakes when he finished 2nd to Deny Knowledge who ran in the style of Pride Of Jenni in building up a big lead which he couldn't run down. Will be ready to peak, but I do just have a small query about him at fast run 2040m and if he will see it out strongly. Prognosis - Japanese raider who has won 7 of his 15 starts and finished placed a further 5 times. I can understand why he is favourite as his form is very strong especially his form around last year's winner Romantic Warrior and he ought to have been him in the Queen Eilzabeth Cup at Sha Tin in April. The problem is he can be slow away and whilst he is going to get a strong tempo to aim at, that is not ideal round here. He also doesn't seem to help himself in his races at times and doesn't have an instant turn of foot. If this race was being run at Flemington I would probably have tipped him, but I think the track is against him and how he runs his races and for that reason I am going to look elsewhere. Kovalica - Was a surprise to see him in the final list of runners as he isn't unfancied at a big price for the Melbourne Cup, but this race has been used as a prep before and this looks the case here especially with prize money for even finishing last (certainly not saying he will) being $75000. Royal Patronage - Ex American horse who has run 4 solid races in Oz including winning a G2 at Randwick in September over 1400m. Not sure he will be quite up to this though. Docklands - Clearly been trained with this race in mind this season by Harry Eustace and he's certainly got a top 3 chance I think. The 2nd in the Queen Anne behind Charyn was a good effort although he does have a very good record over the straight mile at Ascot and this test is very different. I didn't think his run in the Juddmonte was that bad either. If City Of Troy was running in this he would be odds on to win so finishing 11.5L behind him wasn't bad in the context of this race. I'd still be a little surprised if he was good enough to win, but he can go well. Pride Of Jenni - It is great having her in a race because she offers something you don't usually get in a Group 1. We know she is going to go tearing off in front and it is just a case of how the jockey's in behind play it. They got it very wrong in the Queen Elizabeth at Randwick in April where is built up a huge advantage and never looked like being caught with Via Sistina closest to her at the finish 6.5L behind. I thought she ran really well last Saturday in the King Charles III when she actually missed the break and was the forced to stay out wide by an outsider. She looked like she would be overhauled in the straight, but she really battled strongly and was only beaten 0.75L in the end. I do wonder if that might have left a mark, but she is such a tough horse and it isn't unusual for a horse in Australia to do the 7 day back up that actually it might not make a difference. She is going to make it a test and a fascinating race. Via Sistina - Caused drama on Tuesday when a leg bandage came loose and she tripped over it causing James McDonald to come off. She then did 3 more laps of the track and was going pretty quick in the footage I saw. The initial thinking was that she wasn't going to run, but everything has gone well for her since and she looks set to take the line-up. Clearly you won't know for certain until the race itself, but if the trainer and the very strict vets are happy for her to race then I am happy to think she has a huge chance. A year ago she was 2nd to King Of Steel in the Champions Stakes which is obviously very strong form. She then won the Ranvet at Rosehill on her Aussie debut in March before that 2nd to Pride Of Jenni at Randwick. She was good over 1400m when winning the G1 Winx Stakes before completely bombing out in the Makybe Diva behind Mr Brightside. Hard to know what happened there, but she bounced straight back to beat Caulfield Cup 2nd Buckaroo in the Turnbull at Flemington. The Caulfield Cup winner was also back in 4th. She has long been my idea of the Cox Plate winner and whilst Tuesday morning initially put me off I'm more inclined to think it won't make a difference now. Broadsiding - 3yos get a huge weight allowance and whilst he was one place behind Evaporate at Caulfield last time he does look the main 3yo hope. He was odds on in the Guineas, but the tempo didn't suit him as he had to settle in 10th place. The horse who lead won and he clocked the best final 200m in the race to finish 4th. Stepping up to 2000m should suit although again the track isn't always the easiest to come from a long way back so whilst he is a possible winner he won't be carrying my money. Evaporate - Is 3/3 here although never over further than 1600m. Ran well in the Caulfield Guineas when 3rd last time and wouldn't be a total shock off his low weight if he runs a big race given how well he runs the track. He looks like he should stay. Verdict - Pride Of Jenni is going to play catch me if you can and it wouldn't be a total surprise if she did make all, but I just think the jockey's will be more aleart to her getting too far out in front. I fully understand why Prognosis is favourite and he might well win, but I think he's too short in the betting given his running style so I am going to oppose him with Via Sistina. She brings top class UK G1 form into the race and she has performed to just as high a level in Australia so far as well so there is no doubt about her reporforming her UK form. Tuesday morning wasn't ideal, but all seems well and if everyone is happy with her then I am happy to back her and give Chris Waller another Cox Plate victory. Via Sistina @ 16/5 with Bet365

A tough day but it doesn't stop @LordMulberry extending his lead with 11/2 (20p R4) Carlisle winner To Chase A Dream

Result: West Acre 1st. Won £27.50 October profit to date £44.50

Just the ten races on terrestrial TV today and here's my thoughts - Cheltenham 1.10 The first of five races from the ITV team at Cheltenham today is the 2M 4F novices’ handicap chase in which we have a field of thirteen going to post. The Irish (surprise, surprise!) have a good record at this meeting and it’s one of their five in Marv Michael who appeals most. Henry De Bromhead’s six-year-old made a winning fencing debut at Kilbeggan in September when making all, jumping well to come home 7L to the good. An initial mark of 128 looks workable. Keep an eye on the two chasing debutants Lord Of Thunder from the Tizzard stable and Doughmore Bay from the in form Emma Lavelle stable. MARV MICHAEL 1 point each way @ 6-1 William Hill 1/5th 1234 1.30 Doncaster The opener at Doncaster is a listed race for two-year-olds to be run over 6F and eight will run on soft ground. There’s plenty of soft ground form on offer and a case can be made for most but the one that catches my eye is the Clive Cox trained Fast Track Harry who made a winning racecourse debut at Newbury in the mud 36 days ago. Nibbled at in the market going off at 9/1 he got the better of the William Haggas newcomer Almeraq by just under a length and that form has been franked since by that one running out a easy winner at Yarmouth when very well backed since. The chestnut son of Harry Angel will need to step up again but has plenty of scope for improvement and looks a good each way bet. FAST TRACK HARRY 1 point each way @ 13/2 bet365 1/5th 123 Cheltenham 1.45 Just five have declared for this class 2 novice hurdle run over 3M with Irish trainers having four of the field. John C McConnell’s five-year-old Intense Approach ran a fine second to Flying Fortune in the Persian War Novices’ Hurdle at Chepstow earlier this month and this consistent five-year-old look the one they all have to beat under Harry Cobden. Gavin Cromwell’s Millforce is a lightly raced improver who may chase him home for a one-two for the Irish. INTENSE APPROACH 1 point win @ 5/2 BetVictor Doncaster 2.05 A big field of seventeen sprinters have declared for this class 2 5F handicap. There’s plenty of soft ground form on offer and the best value may well lie with last year’s winner Aberama Gold who is 11lb lower than when winning 12 months ago. It can’t be soft enough for the seven-year-old who’s shown more than enough in his recent efforts to suggest that his turn may well soon. ABERAMA GOLD 1 point each way @ 7/1 bet365 1/5th 12345 Cheltenham 2.20 A decent sized field of fourteen go to post for this 3M 1F class 2 handicap chase. Nigel Twiston-Davies has his string in great shape at present and it’s his runner Broadway Boy that catches the eye. We haven’t seen him since disappointing at Aintree but his form figures here read 1112 and he won first time out last season. He appears to have plenty in his favour and this second season chaser can take this en route to bigger targets later in the season under Sam Twiston-Davies. Top weight Doses He Know represents the very much in form Kim Bailey stable and has had his wind done since we last saw him. He’s worth a close look in the market. BROADWAY BOY 1 point win @ 7/2 William Hill Doncaster 2.40 The feature race of the day is the final Group one two-year-old race in the UK for the season in the one mile William Hill Futurity Trophy. The Godolphin runner Anno Domini and the Gosden’s Detain are both promising sorts who have looked smart in winning a brace each but both have yet to encounter soft ground (in the case of the latter he’s only raced on the all-weather). The confident pick has to be the James Owen trained Wimbledon Hawkeye who is proven on soft and has the best form in the race. He followed up an excellent second in the Acomb Stakes at York to current Derby favourite Lion In Winter with a win from the re-opposing Royal Playright in the Royal Lodge on soft ground. I do believe if he was trained by a ‘sexier’ trainer he would be considerably shorter than his current quote of 7/2. WIMBLEDON HAWKEYE 2 points win @ 7/2 bet365 Cheltenham 2.55 The 3M Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdler Qualifier has attracted thirteen staying hurdlers and has a wide open look about it. It may pay to take a chance on the Gary and Josh Moore trained top weight Botox Has who has a touch of class about him and although not seen for 182 days has a very good record fresh which reads 11F21 with the 2 coming in this very race two years ago. Caoilin Quinn’s 3lb claim will help in reducing his weight and he can run well each way. Irish raider The Wallpark is on a four timer for Gordon Elliott and looks the biggest threat. BOTOX HAS 1 point each way @ 10/1 bet365 1/5th 1234 Newbury 3.10 The ground is likely to be very testing for the latest renewal of the 7F BetVictor Horris Hill Stakes for two-year-olds with the going stick reading as low as I’ve known at 3.0 earlier in the week. William Haggas’s Yaroogh will have no problems with conditions as he ran out a comfortable 3 1/2L winner on heavy ground at Chantilly last time out in heavy ground. The other horse at the head of the market Benevento has only raced on good ground so is overlooked for that reason. I feel we may get both of the front ones beaten here and the selection is Hugo Palmer’s Make You Smile. He impressed on his racecourse debut when running out a 2 3/4L winner of a novice stakes contest over course and distance 35 days ago on heavy ground and that form has already been boosted by the third winning by 6 1/2L since. He looks good each way value under Harry Davies. MAKE YOU SMILE 1 point each way @ 13/2 William Hill 1/5th 123 Cheltenham 3.30 The 2M 87 yard (Old) Masterson Holdings Hurdle has attracted eight runners and looks set to go to Ireland with Gavin Cromwell’s Bottler’secret who despite having to shoulder a 8lb penalty can outclass these. A dual winner on the level he took well to hurdling last season when winning Grade 3 and Grade 2 events at Naas and Fairyhouse and finished the season with a good 1 1/2L second in the Grade 1 Ballymore Champion Four Year Old Hurdle at Punchestown from the top class filly Kargese who had finished runner up at Cheltenham and Aintree in the top four-year-old contests. Back in fifth (beaten 14 1/2L) at Punchestown was Harry Derham’s Givemefive and although 5lb better off looks held. Bottler’secret is a confident selection. BOTTLER’SECRET 1 point win @ Evens bet365 Newbury 3.45 Just six run in this 1M 4F Group 3 BetVictor St Simon Stakes. Al Aasy was given a strange ride last time out at Ascot with jockey Cieran Fallon letting his rivals get away from him before putting the seven-year-old into the race far too late with the stewards enquiring into his ride. He still finished ahead of two of his rivals today in Salt Bay and Gods Window and he can bounce back to winning ways at a track where his form figures are 114121. John & Thady Gosden’s three-year-old Danielle will relish the conditions and looks the one to chase him home although on official rating she does have 11lb to find. AL AASY 1 Pont win @ 5/4 bet365

Couple of winners atleast 5/6 and 2/1. One I’ll most certainly be on for tomorrow is Wade to beat Wattimena and hit most 180s 2/1 Price won’t last

If only Humphries wasn't in this event then it would be so much more appealing. He's just on another planet right now.

Got cruze control top,and supreme gift close 2nd

I don't think you can beat flashscore.

I use football-data and then play around with the data on a spreadsheet but not sure if this will give you what you want

540 w Saliko 7/4 win Neoma 4/1 cover

Interesting that his average was the highest opening round here since 2019 when Jonny Clayton had a 111.33, who then got knocked out in his next match!

There's definately the need to have parameters and stick to them for such a challenge. At that price range 25 bets might not seem like many but it can feel like it's a long way. Just keep the patience side of it in mind..............always. It will pay off in the end.

1625 DON IRISH NECTAR 10/1 BET365 EACH WAY

You were correct it was Real Madrid that's what happens when grandchildren are running round causing chaos. Should have done it earlier when it was more peaceful 🤣

I think, personally, I just always assume I'll just be screwed over whenever it's a middle ground by the Bookies. I suppose when the e/w isn't an option then it really should be a half stake settlement but always seems to me like it falls into the bookies advantage.

Cheltenham 13.50 Jazzy Matty 11/1 b365

just a reminder that after week 10 if we still have you both left, then we'll split the pot as per the rules Each competition will run for a maximum of 10 weeks, any prizes will be shared at that point between the remaining players.

Brighton please

Wolves v Man City 2 @ 1.33. Barcelona v Seville 1 @ 1.30. £40 Double.

Everton@ 3 N forest @ 2.37 A Villa @ 2.87 10 point treble

20pts Over 2.5 Goals Treble Fulham 1.7 Blackpool 1.73 Wycombe 1.61

Man City @ 1.33 Atletico Madrid @ 1.35 Barcelona @ 1.3 £38.50 treble please

20 Point Treble Hoffenheim v Bochum Ov 2.5 Gls @ 1.44 Spurs v West Ham Ov 2.5 Gls @ 1.40 Cambridge v Wigan Un 2.5 Gls @ 1.67

Man City @1.33 PSG @1.28 Bayern Munich @1.35 Treble 50pt

Freiburg - Augsburg, over 2.5, 1.67 Leverkusen - Eintracht, over 2.5, 1.36 Double, 313 pts

20pt Treble pls Bolton @ 1.40 Huddersfield @ 1.50 Birmingham @ 1.91

Dortmund (1) 1.28 Bayer Leverkusen Over 2.5 1.36 Bayern Munich Over 2.5 1.33 £15 Treble