Cricket
Ashes 1st Test at the Gabba
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yes FS, it is hard work, i am still fighting and learning, then im fighting because i am still learning...
I know the flow is good when i feel it but dont always recognise that i am not feeling it.. T20 leads to impulse buying and is not really conducive to slow thinking logic. |
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night lads.........
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Night pecker. As I'm up, I might do a few minutes of the afternoon session, although not sure why as don't really expect to stick any more bets on, or the draw to come down to my lays.
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Sorry Terry.
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laters pd u lightweight
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 arrggghh FS mugged me |
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was saying i like that idea FS
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$8 for that weak cats p1ss aussie fizz
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http://www.mackiescrisps.co.uk/our-crisps/our-crisps/
want the haggis |
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i like the concept because it would keep my head clear knowing that my original call is dealt with and i could bail out anytime if pitch weather come into play,will give it more thought for sure
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lyon on the money straight away
44444444444 go MO |
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MOOOOOOOOOOOO
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It's probably fairly low risk to sweep Lyon, because he won't hit the stumps, with the bounce and his natural length and overspin. The only real risk is a top edge and with such a big outfield, the fielder probably won't be there.
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Hills runline 224
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these two are classic counter punchers, going to be fun.......hopefully
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As I say Terry, the draw lay that you ignore later on sounds good in theory but it just doesn't seem to play out the way you think it ought to. Personally I do a lot of draw buying on wickets so doing that from a red rather than green or flat position is a sound idea, albeit that it might make me take a less appealing price. I did go into this test with a draw red but then cracked and bought draw a short while after Cook out.
Problem with this pair is that even a merry hour of this kind of batting won't get us out of the mire and they're not really guys you see batting really long like Cook and Root. If one of them could change that today (and for a few overs tomorrow) that would be exceptionally lovely but I don't see it. |
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Got my Aus red dowm to £3.32
 still hanging on for the sensational. |
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That 13 on the draw after Root out really would have worked well.
The Betfair app has started to enforce me going to my settings to ensure an internet connection, when I have one and it's using it to update prices! Have to keep killing it and reloading. |
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yeh both of them have cost me 000's over the last 5 years
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Ali is the worst. He has cost me with amazing performances and stinkers
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4444
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c'mon the bastard!
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get Lyon out the attack and we can bat all day
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Hopefully woeful Woakes can contribute, he's has a desperate match so far
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can't think of one!
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i don't rate him as a bowler & the one time I did was in the WI on a rank turner and he bowled absolute dross
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Well, picked a point where the draw was due to fall anyway, so of the 250 nicker stuck on, I have 100 of it back with a lay at 9.8 already and the 8.6 is in sight.
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nice one fs
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Well, got that blip spot on, for a bit more green both ways now. Not that I think the current draw price makes sense but the blip back up didn't either and this pair haven't been troubled so far. Course, both are candidates for rushes of blood but sometimes the blood rushes the right way, just like there.
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yeee haaaa...ride the rodeo draw at your peril
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scream if you want to go faster!
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