Bet time - Lets make some money

I will still do my regular bet this weekend. However, given the team we are likely to put out I imagine we are ripe for a defeat and would be a good bet for a home win.

What do the two resident 'experts' think?

 

Agreed - given our horrendous injury situation, the likes of Lapslie & Toby will be getting 90 mins on Sunday. Bowyer can’t take any risks now.

 

My over 4.5 cards and 4.5 goals is going well in the steel derby

 

I had over 35 goals in the 10 Dutch Eerste games - they were absolutely flying in first half and were on 22 after 45min....limped home on 37.

A wins a win - £83.

 

I'm looking forward to this weekend's bet. It should unravel in stages.

Whilst watching Hallam the spanners should be getting thumped at Norwich.

I can then watch the first half of Tottenham thumping palice.

After a couple of pints in Nottingham I'll sleep well tonight waiting for Charlton to do the business tomorrow.

 

You can get 18-1 that 'Footpad' will win the Cheltenham Gold Cup.... it will start the race far far shorter!

 

Running in the 12.30 at Naas.

Should be a penalty kick.

 

Young horse unbeaten last year and trainer is confident that horse will handle 3m 2 and a half...

 

William Hill are offering Evens on Footpad to win by over 8L today

 

2nd fav is a decent horse.

 

If Footpad wins by 8 then his GC odds will be in single figures!

 

He’s running in the Queen Mother

 

Watch that race & then tell me Irish racing isn’t bent.

Ruby Walsh & Mullins are a pair of c unts.

 

Rustiness ?

 

Bent ride.

 

Leicester City's former owner just had a winner in the 2.05 at Donny …. two horses giving it 100% and the winner wins by sht head … proper race!

 

A 97th minute winner for Norwich

@TC (Lovely Geezer)

 

Palarse without Zaha … Elves bet looking good but will we beat the Stags?

 

I’ve just topped up on Spurs tonight having heard the news. Very hard to see Palace scoring (or getting a penalty).

 

Won £60 on the day.

However, following torrential rain I discovered my shoes had a hole in them, so the £60 had to be swiftly reinvested