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  1. Re: Road to rags.. Bet 1 was a winner. Profit/Loss: + 65 Bet 2: 40 on over 2.5 goals in the Accrington - Portsmouth game at 19/20 Bet 3: 40 on the Cheetahs to beat the Lions in the Currie Cup at 3/4

  2. Re: Road to rags..

    Are we talking 50 points or £50. When is that game as Wigan have the Community game v Man Utd on Sunday.
    Apologies, should have been more specific. It's £'s and the game is Rugby League and on this evening.
  3. Haven't been around for quite some time but thought it would be interesting to see how a new log would go. No major science to it but just researched bets on football, rugby and the odd other punt on other sports. No bank as such, more of a Profit/Loss situation. Bet 1: 50 on Huddersfield to beat Wigan at 13/10

  4. Re: Euro 2012 Playoffs > Friday 11th November

    Mark my words, it will be Keane and Cox up front.. Long would have played if Doyle was out! With Doyle in the team Long would have been on the bench... Keane is shite ! :ok The most in-form striker for Ireland is Cox, he was terrific anytime he put on the jersey.. Hope we do nick a goal but it wont be easy!
    I don't even know where to begin with this to be honest. Keane is shite, Long as a replacement for Doyle or Simon Cox is the most in form Irish striker..
  5. Re: Euro 2012 Playoffs > Friday 11th November

    You obviously havent done your homework bud! Long, Doyle, Best , three of our strikers are OUT! I dont see where the goals are gonna come from!
    Long wouldn't have played regardless. Doubt Best would either. On current form Walters is the best Irish striker. Playing alongside the first choice forward in Keane, it's not as big an issue as you're making out.
  6. Re: We'll see...

    That appears to have been one rule too many after only 2 bets?:unsure TQM
    Indeed, poor enough discipline by myself. Something I really need to work on. Hopefully I won't regret it now.
  7. Re: We'll see...

    Liverpool are so poor. 40 on Man City -1 at 6/4
    Blackpool get a second in the 94 minute to make it 3-2. When your lucks not in... Anyway we shall persevere. Really like the look of Blackburn tonight. Since Sam has taken over I've won a decent bit of wedge on Blackburn in games like this. They've a very decent home record and they're up against a Sunderland side who had the second worst away record last season in the whole league. Throw in the return of David Dunn and the good possibility that Bent (who has been responsible for over 80% of their goals this year) is out and I'll take the home side at that price. 60 on Blackburn at 23/20 20 on a double of Blackburn and Villareal at 5.38 as well
  8. Re: We'll see...

    15 on Cardiff -1 at 6/4 15 on Arsenal -1 at 5/6
    Cardiff win 3-2 and Arsenal 2-1. Close but no cigar. Going to have a bit on Liverpool to start off the day. 20 on Liverpool at 15/8
  9. Simple enough concept with no real tactical mastery behind the system. Starting bank of 200 with the one rule that I can never bet more than 10% of my bank and can never exceed 7 bets a week. There is obviously no minimum amount of bets a week as it’s simply punts I like the look of. Shall mostly be domestic (English) and Spanish football. Other leagues and other sports bets will hopefully be kept to a minimum.

  10. Re: UEFA Champions League > Wednesday 29th September Valencia - Man United Quite fancy Valencia tonight to pull off a result against Man United. Don’t have much time so I’ll be brief. Man United are missing Scholes, Giggs, Neville and Rooney. Rooney being injured may actually be of benefit to the team considering how poorly he’s been playing of late but the other three are important losses to United in this game. It’s the type of tough game experience plays a major part in and this trio are without a shadow the most experienced players at the club. Scholes in particular has been playing some fantastic football and his loss in the centre of the park could be monumental to the team. These losses, coupled with the long term injuries to Hargreaves, Valencia and co, could prove pivotal. It’s been an average, if not disappointing, start to the season for Man United and their away form has been quite erratic. I have my doubts about Berbatov’s ability to lead the line on his own and I also hold reservations about how fit Ferdinand is after so long out. Valencia on the other hand seem to have no major injury concerns Ever Banegra aside. He is a major loss but they’ve been without him all season so far and seem to have coped admirably. Indeed they’ve defied the early season predictions and despite the loss of their two best players in the summer, appear to be perhaps more solid than they were last season. They’re sitting top of La Liga and were very impressive in dismantling Bursapor two weeks ago in Turkey, never an easy place to go. I usually loath to bet against Man United but when one consider that they’ve only won 1 game in 18 on Spanish soil, the argument appears to tip in the favour of the hosts. It’s an incredible stat and one which has to come to an end at some stage no doubt. However there is obviously a mental block or something about playing in Spain for Man United and to add to that they’ve struggled to score in Spain as well. It’ll be a fascinating game, albeit a low-scoring affair I’d imagine, and one relatively tough to call. My main worry would be that it’ll finish 0-0 so I’ll probably have a little saver on that before kick-off. However, whilst I took Valencia earlier in the week when they were around 9/4, I’d still be prepared to take them at their current price of around 13/8 Valencia at 9/4

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