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suisse wrote:Horse racing is a mugs game...
If you select every Liverpool home match in the League throughout the season, and gamble on a 1-1, you'll come out with a serious profit. Certainly, Liverpool to draw at home.
Also, all non-League English football matches at 2-1 to the home teamAnother area for serious damage
Comer Toes wrote:suisse wrote:Horse racing is a mugs game...
If you select every Liverpool home match in the League throughout the season, and gamble on a 1-1, you'll come out with a serious profit. Certainly, Liverpool to draw at home.
Also, all non-League English football matches at 2-1 to the home teamAnother area for serious damage
Was just discussing this the other day. If I had a grand straight win on every Man U game this season i.e. ~60K stake, would I have in and around 70K return at this stage of the season??
Tennis is another good one. A friend of a friend is a pro gambler and he backed Federer in every game he player for about 3 years, has done very well out of it apparently.
Agree on the horses – I’ll have a flutter occasionally, and it’s a great sport and all, but definitely not one of the better ones to make money out of, unless privy to a decent network of inside info.
simonno6 wrote:Its becoming more and more of a joke. Post match interviews after they had calmed down were horendous. How they still didnt have the sense to shut their gobs is beyond me. UEFA out to get chelsea so it wont be an all english final again? come on lads, you should be better than that. At the end of the day, penalty claims aside, you should have wrapped the game up yonks before the 94th minute.
Bosco wrote:Jamie "Camel Toe" Redknapp
sarah_lennon wrote:Bosco wrote:Jamie "Camel Toe" Redknapp
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Seriously! how tight are his trousers?
sarah_lennon wrote:Nobody remembers Anders Frisk.
claire_m wrote:I had to watch this as I was at my parents' on Wednesday night.
By the end of the game, I remembered why I don't watch football anymore and why I love rugby so much. None of that abuse of the ref would be allowed to happen (aren't the FA trying to get respect back for refs at the moment? There's a fairly high-profile campaign over here at the moment. It's ironic that the captain of England isn't actually practising what the FA is preaching.)
I thought Ballack & Drogba especially were disgraceful and should be banned for a long time. Don't bother fining them, as money means nothing. But ban them for a long time and they might think again about it. And Hiddink backing them? Whether or not you think Chelsea were hard done by, as a manager, you can not condone those actions. A sad day for English football.
Still, I'll be watching rugby again tonight
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