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  1. Re: AFL Football - Round 13 (June 29th - July 1st) You guys crack me up. I may not know what the heck is going on in AFL but your banter and confession (I can't think of any other word Beejayville) ....:rollin . So, AFL players will give NFL guys a run for money for their off-the-field activities. They get arrested all the time. Too much testosterone I guess.

    The three players who were suspended were all Black, so of course they should have been made an example of.
    Ashtee - Are you serious ? If they start being selective in NFL, it will close down. P.S. IMHO, lap dance is such a waste of money.
  2. Re: AFL Round 12 (Week 2 - Fri June 20 - Sun June 22) I thought Carlton's status was sort of sorted but it seems Wooden Spoon seems to be an attractive proposition to Blues' supporters. Btw, do they actually give a wooden spoon or something similar? ads25 - is there a star in the making or a case of sun herald making a star outta the kid ? 118 pages - how do they fill so many pages? How does herald sun compare with SMH or Age ? Why do I smell a trashy tabloid - hope I am wrong. Losing to get no 1 draft pick - that's such a sorry way. They should introduce draft lottery as in NBA to discourage tanking games.

  3. Re: AFL Football Round 11 (Friday June 8 - Monday June 11)

    What about when i was standing next to Jeffers after the win at the MCG last week and you were an hour up the road on the phone to him saying (and i quote) "I really like Carltons style of game". I reckon behind this Anti-Carlton masquerade you've got going, you have a soft spot deep down for the Old Dark Navy Blues :dude :dude
    Ads25 Seems beejayville has gotta crush on Carlton. Looks like a new Carlton permanent member.
  4. Re: AFL Football - Round 10 (June 1st - 3rd)

    We are the Navy Blues' date= We are the old dark Navy Blues, We’re the team that never lets you down, We’re the only team old Carlton knows, With all the champions they like to send us, We’ll keep our end up. And they will know that they’ve been playing Against the famous old dark Blues. The blues are back in town, what a performance that was. Third quarter was nothing short of sensational :nana
    :cheers Jeffers - the win couldn't have come at a better time. I raised the Carlton issue at the right time!!
  5. Re: AFL Football - Round 10 (June 1st - 3rd)

    Kangaroos are a bet IMO, vagabund. I'm on at 4.14, but would certainly take the current 3.93 Pinnacle. Noticed they were OTB at Pinnacle and not sure why - could simply be due to strong backing for a longshot. The leagues best player successfully appealed a suspension during week but that was settled Tuesday. I've heard whisper that WCE are in a little more injury trouble than it may seem - whether that means there will be changes I'm not sure but at this point in time the roo's are overs IMO. Kangaroos game style will trouble anyone. A 3.00 chance IMO. 10 x 7; seven days rest and ten days rest prior to that. Ash.
    Ash - Thanks for the explanation.
  6. Re: AFL Football - Round 10 (June 1st - 3rd)

    I blame Ads Vagabund...A good bloke in Jeffers lobs in Oz and listens to Ads crap about how good Carlton are...Next minute Jeffers has a Membership for the Blues and goes to every game now and expects to win...He has since learnt that Carlton rarely win and he has wasted his Membership. I actually asked a Carlton supporter yesterday for a blueprint of his brain, cos I wanted to build a fcukwit :rollin
    :rollin So that Carlton bloke must have turned from Blue to Red :rollin. Sorry Jeffers - I just hope Beejayville's story is wrong (at least a bit) and you have fun supporting Carlton. Beejayville, Is Carlton sponsored by Carlton & United breweries? Free / cheap beer for members to forget about Carlton losing. Or something like all-you-can-eat seats in LA Dodgers park for $30 or so.
  7. Re: AFL Football - Round 9 (May 25th - 27th) A survey in Australia conducted some six months back (or maybe a year) concluded that swimming is the most popular sport in terms of participation. Now, some of you might say it's part of life as drinking VB. I spent some time on AFL's website and wiki about 18 months back and then didn't keep pace with it. I was particularly impressed with AFL's playoff system with second chance for top teams - that came out of suggestions from public!! Now for this week's footy: bet365 has Hawthorn + 8.5 (1.90) - can extra two points make a difference this time too ?(A couple of weeks back they had hawthorn +16.5 against Freo) ads25, I had a look at your link and NBL thread. Very impressive - to say the least. Can I send you an email about the same?

  8. Re: AFL Football - Round 9 (May 25th - 27th) You guys are making me interested in your national sport (I assume) more and more. It sounds a lot of fun and it seems more if it involves potential to make $$. How do I learn about the sport better? Any suggestions for books/websites? I am particularly interested in pursuing it from stats' point of view. Ads25, When will your computer generated predictions for this week come out? Can you share your method as Burntua Crisp or is it a secret recipe?

  9. Re: AFL Football - Round 8 (Friday May 18 - Sunday May 20)

    Great work as always Crisp and your input in here is first rate :ok Touching on the 2 late withdrawals for the Saints in Gram and Clarke. The club knew they would not be playing yet left punters in the dark. I picked the Saints based on previous meetings between the two teams, if I had know those two may have been out then I may have tipped the Hawks. Now that is only tipping...What about the punters having big dollars on the Saints to win and finding out before the game that 2 players are going to be out. Something needs to be done to prevent this from happening...The AFL has a duty of card to punters to provide the relevant details when bets are made. Teams should be announced the morning of a game and a $100,000 fine opposed to any team that makes a late change without reasonable cause. The teams know who is going to play, so name that team and make it fair for punters. The AFL and Bookies, someone is going to be sued soon because of this, and rightfully so.
    Beejayville, I am not sure any sports organisation or team in the world owe anything to punters. It's not akin to stock-exchange listed company owing information to investors. Had your argument been for the FANS who pay to watch these overpaid, overhyped, overrated stars (not referring to AFL in particular) then I would have been with you. Having said that, US teams relase injury news as early as possible. But, it's not because they are worried about punters. This weekend European soccer games have got big guns have such high odds. They are expected to play second string teams but nothing is confirmed. The key is to exploit the information. - The question is how much does absence of two starters affect the fortunes of a footy team? - The more important question is how much did the odds change when the news came out. Or nothing changed? Maybe some books reacted while others didn't. I would be interested in knowing what others think about this issue. But, such a thing can be turned in your favor if one reacts at the right time.
  10. Re: NRL Rugby - Round 10 (May 18th - 21st) Jumbo You must have known the reason for high odds for marquee soccer teams by now. I got on a few lame sportsbooks betting on end-of-season NBA games. That was fun. Folks A couple of questions about rugby / NRL: - In your experience, do you think certain sportsbooks' odds are better reflection of probabilities than others in rugby (league or union) that can provide hint to punters ? - How much does rain affect points total? Do you see totals moving on report of expected rain or the sportsbooks just don't bother ? In NFL (American football) reports of snow can affect totals. Cheers

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