andrewcalo
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Scotland v England (2-1 91mn):
Scotland @1.05
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i m a live bettor with 80 years experience (non commercial or spam from me!) This year i start with a 10 Units Bankroll, actual Bankroll is 16000000000 Units.
Please remenber these basics rules for EVERYBODY!: (everybody place is OWN bet at his OWN risk no more suing me lololol!)
For a responsible chance, follow these tips and recommendations:
- Set a maximum loss limit for a specified period of time, and say fcuk it,
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- Play by taking maximum financial risks, which greatly reduces the chances of "having a roof over your head". The key to playing in a high-risk way is to understand that it is "I must win this bet or I will top myself",
Never borrow money to play from relatives or financial institutions. Steal it.
- Frequently take cocaine breaks,
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- Avoid playing under the influence of alcohol or psychotropic drugs or other drugs (hahah just joking).
- Play only with money dedicated the essential expenses (rent, electricity, heating ...)
Do not consider gambling as an escape from your daily or psychological problems. Use it instead to accelerate these to the point of no return then do yourselfBest Regards
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The Iceland v Croatia game tomorrow should be a good one to watch - two great up and coming teams - I am looking forward to it.
@StevieDay1983 unfortunately I have to agree re: Wales tomorrow - I have a bad feeling - I'm going Serbia DNB to be safe, but I think Serbia will win.
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He's also on this -
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Look at this - the tipster I love fancies Scotland to get something.
Scotland could get a draw or nick a win - my experience of watching Scot games especially in the Premiership is that they are low scoring for the most part? Add that to the fact that England do slip up every once in a while, and Scotland are home...
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@Live Betting post here instead mate
https://forum.punterslounge.com/forum/113-glory-hunters/
Can a mod move the thread maybe?
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8 minutes ago, allyhibs said:
This game just screams goals at me @StevieDay1983.
We're poor at the back and leak some really poor goals, Englands attacking options looks pretty formidable to me and I just can't see how we're not conceding at least 2 today. I fear a real doing to be honest and was surprised at the odds being so generous, the bet could be won by halftime imo.
Question for me would be have England got the firepower and the determination to score?
Reverse fixture was 3-0 England.
Yeah looks a good bet. As does England win BTTS.
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Is there any way you could quit this @Live Betting? lol no offence mate but I don't think anyone is watching it and it clogs up the top of the CHAT and the front page of the forum.
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@vasilli07 some good analysis of the game here from a poster on Quora.com:
"There were five main reasons Juventus lost
- Higuain fails to impress in a big game, yet again - It has almost become sort of a thing since he joined Juve. He has consistently failed to impress during the big games. When it comes to his price tag, I don’t think he has justified it with his goal scoring form. Yet for some reason people expect Pogba, a midfielder to rack up 20 goals a season from midfield yet Higuain is given the cold shoulder. A lack of an attack resulted in a poor showing in front of goal. Yes, Mandzukic was able to score, but does that really justify a good show in front? Definitely not.
- Defending deep against the best attack in the competition - Juventus came out of the tunnel with a different mentality: defend deep, invite pressure, and if possible, hit them on the counter attack or leave the game as is and hold out until the end in the hope of extra time or even penalties. This was a poor decision as Barzagli was an isolated target in Madrid’s tactics, and his poor marking for Ronaldo’s goal (don’t quite remember which one) only worsened Juve’s condition.
- No fluidity or control in the second half from Juve - Juve entered the field in the second half with defending deep in mind, and this mentality harmed them because they overfocused on defence, leading to misplaced passes directly to any of Madrid’s lethal midfielders, who could distribute the ball quickly over the backline and hope Ronaldo would finish it. This was clearly visible when Mandzukic waited too long for the ball to come to him, and Madrid took advantage of this with Modric crossing it in for Ronaldo to score his second.
- All over the place tactics by Madrid - Not quite in a bad sense, but in a good sense. Madrid pulled the ball and Juve to one wing when in possession, and tended to play through the wings rather than Juve’s central approach. Once accomplished, a long pass to switch wings and boom, you have ample space to run into (see image below). All of Real Madrid’s goals came from intense wing play. First was from a Carvajal pass, second involved wing play before the shot from centre, third was a cross from the right edge of the box, and the fourth from the left. Juve struggled and as a result, had to bring on Cuadrado for a struggling Barzagli, resulting in Dani Alves switching to a CB-like role. This proved key as Juve didn’t have any defensive protection on the wings as they had two attackers, Cuadrado and Mandzukic, playing the wings which further weakened their defence. With Cuadrado gone for the fourth goal, it only made it easier for Marcelo to pass it to Asensio. Another key tactic Real used was to use man-to-man presurring and overcrowding the area where the ball was to obtain possession. Once they got the ball, Real’s fast pace helped in the counterattack against an aging Juve defence. It was as if Juve’s defence was a train trying to keep up with Real’s aeroplane.
5. Ronaldo - He's been on fire since the Knockout Stages began, scoring two hattricks in the QF and SF against Bayern and Atletico respectively. Given the tactical outclassing by Real, it only made his job easier as both his goals came from very poor marking. It's a shame he didn't get the hattrick.
In the end, Juventus came out as a completely different team, and a lack of a clear plan led to letting in 3. Dybala was missing for the second half, Higuain was good as not even playing, and Cuadrado didn’t deserve that sending off. Perhaps Juve might have had an opportunity to do something with 11 on the field. All these factors, combined with Real’s rejuvenated tactics, only hindered their chances for Champions Legaue glory.
That supposed “foul” on Ramos by Cuadrado needs to be looked at by a panel of elite referees, and Ramos definitely needs to be punished for a clear cut demonstration of over-exaggeration. It would at least kick some sense into him."
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It's Man U, surely?
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Interested in chatting about this, especially as Wales might be in contention.
So each continent apart from Africa have a play off competition in November - is it the same every World Cup?
It's interesting from a UK perspective in particular because the eight runners up at European group stage will play each other in November - four away and four home games.
Which surely will play havoc for the European league fixtures that month?
Could be some real money ot be made...
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Fine margins mate. Great teams never miss - they make their own luck and appear to be fortunate but really they just have the split second reactions necessary to curl a ball just right or time a fall so an opposition player gets carded.
It's a subconscious thing that all the best players have, they will the Universe to do what they want and believe it will, and viola! It does lol
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It's a shame but he's only got himself to blame.
I will miss his parlays though, he was always on point.
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Liverpool as outsiders, and Tottenham to vastly improve this year, really step up (as they will in their Premier League campaign).
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He's a twat really lol
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Garry Monk?
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@Notorious well done man.
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@Mindfulness yeah thank fcuk for that. Though part of me wold have liked to have been able to watch the Swans every game on the TV. And winning the Championship from day one.
I'm looking forward to next season, I think the life being scared out of us will do us a world of good.
What about Big Same leaving though?
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Do you think?
I say the best teams make their own luck. Fine margins come into play in a game like this, and it's the team that takes it to the edge of every play and every chance and makes sure they are on the right side of that fine line that go on to win.
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What do you think?
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I just got into Barcelona a couple of hours ago...
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And I heard a rumour that Cr7 fingers chickens.
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But Real Madrid DO suck. They're the worst team in the world.
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Just now, Notorious said:
I'm hiring u in the future. @andrewcalo my future hype man. To be fair the month of may was my worst since September about 60% I've gotten lazy
@Pep004 lmao nobody paid u for that article. If you had a clear mind u would be able to pick a winner simple as that.
@Shade34 hala madrid. Trust in our team. The amount of salty tears will be unreal after the game. B-b-but johny t cup on fatboy sports says juve will win hahahahah
He picks winners all the time mate check his page out.
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