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Lay it with your house no chance what so ever should be 12s at shortest. Great Lay! - Rebuilding still some way to go.
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Chelsea are the team to beat and they have a very strong first 14 or 15 but not a lot of depth beyond that. They were pretty much injury free until it was virtually all over.
Next season they'll want the Champions League so it could be close. |
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not with united it won't be that price is based on history not current squad .
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They still need to qualify for the Champions' League. That's not a given with the squad they've got and I reckon top transfers would be on hold until qualification was attained. Fail and they might not be able to sign the players they want.
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My money is on Stoke
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I'd agree Howdi in so far as I would take on Man Utd as well but it's a very long time to tie up funds. I was absolutely delighted with Palace finishing 10th by the way, Alan Pardew must be in with a shout for manager of the year I would have thought. Anyway, such a nice day I'm off to Lingfield for the afternoon. The card is dire and my placepot perm has reached 720 lines! I'll have to prune that down a bit
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yes i agree but will wait to see what they buy over the summer, if they lose the current goali 11/2 would look even better
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buckets filled.
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Bale out
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Ended up with a 432 line perm in what was a truly tricky card and got money back plus the exes on the day. The crowd was much bigger than I thought it would be for a Tuesday, the books were truly shocking though. Not one of them took a view just slaves to the machine and no difference in any of the shows for all of the books, about 14 of them, none of them stood out. Still, lovely sunny day and had a good day out. They all were slicing the prices without taking a bet all day as soon as there was money on here for something waiting to be laid. My bro won a few quid having picked out Medicean Bliss as his nap which hosed up. Not bookmakers like I used to remember as a youngster, all afraid of their own shadow, all commission agents.
The 15.40 race, all the books had exactly the same price on every runner at the off  |
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Medicean Bliss, I layed that for a place, as well as two other in the same race.
Not a lot of damage done. Layed Sirens Cove in the last. |
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We both backed Sirens Cove, Knight Music went 16/1 down to 10's right at the death but not for any big money, I saw 1 bet of £200 and 1 of £100, it hosed up but we never had a shilling on it. A few books packed up their joints and walked out after Bertie Blu Boy made all and hacked up.
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It's a tough game being an on course layer now, after exes I can't think anyone of them finished in front this afternoon.
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Scottish bookies had another good day.
There have been 21 races at Hamilton so far this year, but punters are still waiting for their first winning favourite. Last race today, the jolly was over 2 lengths clear with less than a furlong to run, traded at 1.07, it got tired, was nabbed close home and beaten a neck. |