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30 Aug 26
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Seems to have been down since yesterday?
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Probably blew up with my lot away at Sheffield Wednesday!
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Are those deceptive tarts still flashing a red dot to indicate a 'big chance', even though the goal has already gone in, they know it's already gone in, but delay flashing GOAL because they think the flashing red dot is a unique selling point and will keep people on their site more often and for longer, mugs. Quickest goals scoring update website are the bookies, you wont get faster.
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Must say....I love it. Especially as I am 6 fold acca BTTS Yes player......sat there praying for the red dot to arrive.....last week it was Accrington and yesterday Rochdale were the teams where it never arrived. Painful.
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I find BTTS acca's the hardest to land and knocked them on the head a long time ago, moved on to team goal accas as a side interest from the tennis, although I've never posted a winning one on here, I have won plenty offline, including two yesterday around 10/1, 11/1, challenge is to turn £10 into a grand which I managed a few times last season. The first winning acca yesterday was then put on a near 5/1, lost. Second attempt won and has now been put on a 4/1 shot. Only 365 allow me to have anything on as I've only posted mug accas there, the other sites including betfair sportsbook wont let me get anything on more than a fiver max. Kind Regards.
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I do a 2x2x2 (Champs x2 League 1 x2 and League 2 x2) BTTS and can freely admit I've had more 11 out of 12's than I care to remember....a rewarding bet My God a painful one when you miss out by 1
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It’s been fine here, HH. I do have problems with it loading sometimes.
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I also gave up on BTTS Bets
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All good here Nelson.
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Thanks lads...I'll check again....maybe it just needs a reload
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Boom
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Well done mezzy
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Throw enough darts, eventually I'll hit the bullseye
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Mes, do you know Dainton Connell, ever met him?
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No, I've never heard of him.
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You must be younger than I thought. He was your top guy at one point, former thug, security for the Pet Shop Boys. When he died 3000 people turned up. Died in 2007. Surprised you're not aware of him.
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Just read his wiki page, if he was a hooligan, I've no idea why Wright, Dixon and other celebs were going to his funeral. Not sure why you're asking though?. I did grow up in North London but have never heard of him, my first memories of any kind of hooliganism was Euro 2000, but hooliganism was pretty much dying out by then. Kind Regards.
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I wouldn't say that, but it was hidden more by then. I just wondered if you knew him considering his status amongst you lot, no other reason. I actually met him once. I too was shocked with the celebs turning up, but that's the clout he had I guess.
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I've seen quite a few of these Hooliganism films over the years, including the true to life one's where undercover plod has infiltrated Millwall firms, immersed himself in the tribalism of hooliganism culture, lost his own sense of identity and practically became a true hooligan himself, going to games back in the 70's and 80's and trying not to be caught up in some cross fire skirmishes that happened every weekend between rival fans, must have felt like walking through a minefield unless I've over imagined it. Even seen some some documentaries where the hooligans just openly admitted they had very little interest in football, they just wanted a fight, or more likely, a sense of belonging in a group no doubt.
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I.D.
" The true events that inspired the movie are chronicled in the 2013 book Running with the Firm written by former undercover detective James Bannon. The film has a cult following.[2] In 2016, twenty one years after the original the film was released, it received a sequel named ID2: Shadwell Army. Haven't seen it for many years but remember it being hard hitting and decent. |
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The 70's, early 80's was the worst I ever saw. It went underground thereafter, but never truly stopped. There have been several documented and isolated incidents since then but with cameras almost everywhere now, we're probably nearing the end.
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