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MALAY
22 Feb 25 18:20
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both to lose same weekend betting blind over 3 years, I know profit would be small but probably better than bank, anybody have stats ? I have looked at it before but I don't have records.

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G Hall
When: 22 Feb 25 22:11
I think it was February 2018 when both lost on sane DAY not sure about same weekend.
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G Hall
When: 22 Feb 25 22:27
3rd February 2018

Kilmarnock 1-0 Celtic

Rangers 1-2 Hibernian
By:
G Hall
When: 22 Feb 25 22:29
John McGinn scored for Hibs in that game.
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everyone's a winner
When: 23 Feb 25 07:39
same weekend? it happened 2nd/3rd March last season, Celtic lost 2-0 to Hearts and Rangers lost 2-1 to Motherwell. So once a season? The double would be a lovely price but not sure how big it would be at bookie's prices and, with such low incidence, you would go a long while between wins. Would the patience/nerve hold..?
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cool_hand_luke
When: 23 Feb 25 07:43
The odds for both losing yesterday was only 95/1 apparently,

not one for the martingale system
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MALAY
When: 23 Feb 25 07:46
115 to one yesterday so it happened last season too, interesting, btw it's great for scottish football both the ugly sisters losing same day, power to the underdog, everybody has a chance.
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MALAY
When: 23 Feb 25 08:02
In fairness, I really don't understand how Celtic equaliser never stood,( VAR knocked it out) and the double would have been down if they had not got involved.
It was very strange intervention from VAR.
I think VAR is a heap of dung and should be bombed out lively for all leagues, doesn't make the game any better, just creates more controversy.
Fitba is changing in many forms tackling etc, but VAR adds no value IMHO.
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