Rangers v Celtic

Ancelotti will be announced on Tuesday.

I’ve been contacted by Sevco high command to build a shed in his new gaffe

 

What school did Ancelotti go to?

 

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Tav was better than him. Still is

 

Dirty ****

https://x.com/philipevschels/status/1929221333608534146?s=46&t=xhXvocuZda2fg-KSYDjMZA

 

don't get that

 

A yank lawsuit incoming, surely? Let's hope so

 

What race was it? It looks like the horse isn't even on the course, so why wouldn't the jockey come off?

 

I don’t know the race, it was in Ireland and that happened at the very last hurdle, the horse was clear and just needed to jump the last to win, but they are saying the jockey had other ideas.

 

the horse was 13/8 in the morning with bookies, went out to 14 on betfair at one point

the trainer is a well known crook and his son was on it

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Did it win?

 

no, he jumped off at the last because his dad had laid the arse off it, and there was 150k on the 1/3 fav

 

hes been involved in all sorts over the years

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aye it won but there was no jockey on it cause he accidentally fell off

 

Sorry, didn't realise this is about the horse from yesterday. That is some lay to push ot out that far, the liabilities would have been huge

 

the GOAT losing to the world champion

 

https://x.com/geoffbanksbet/status/1929240543587926272?s=48

Is he right?

 

yes, thats what they do in hong kong I think

the volume of betting over there is monumental, so integrity is taken very seriously

What has happened with “reasonable and permissible” – rule 99 (2) – is that the officials have attempted over time to build up a notional database, if you will, of rides that could and, perhaps in many cases, should have been done differently and produced a different outcome at the winning post. So there has been a benchmark in construction for the level of misjudged ride sufficiently egregious that stewards can use “reasonable and permissible” to ban the jockey, without ever having to suggest anything more sinister (or difficult to prove) than a poor ride.

https://www.scmp.com/sport/racing/a...not-ban-moral-dilemma-jockey-club-contemplate

in ireland theres just a culture of cheating is part of the game, probably officially sanctioned doping for the like of Mullins and Obrien

recently there was case were ladbrokes were refusing to pay out on a massive double (125/1 & 80/1) that was landed on irish racing

this was an obvious case of cheating where both horses had purposely been beaten as far as possible on previous runs, and both turn up on that day and go straight to the front when the moneys down

imo the races should have been voided and all bets refunded, but instead the whole of racing rallied around to get the crooks paid, they had already collected millions and put multiple bookies out of business at the time, it was just ladbrokes refusing to pay one of many bets on the horses

https://www.racingpost.com/news/ire...ely-consistent-with-their-terms-abDHs9G7jBa9/

 

I read years ago, when Hong Kong's population would only have been 5 or 6 million, that more is gambled on an average Wednesday at Happy Valley than is gambled on Grand National Day in the UK


Did I ever tell you I was born in Hong Kong?