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Off topic Feck, but are you making a copper at york with some of these fancy priced winners?
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Not been bothering stewarty as I'm working on automation. There's a few biggies I would certainly have bet but, so far, not suicidal stuff.
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Same here Feck. I haven't had a bet since the Aberdeen-Celtic match. I don't get sucked in by these big meetings anymore. I've changed my strategy and I'm far more selective and condensed now.
Even if it means missing out on a few winners, it has to be the right horse, in the right race,with a decent draw, without a corpse on board, the right stable and the right price for me to risk my hard earned. Having said that, I've had a few football bets, and although early doors, I've not had a loser yet. Speaking about football, I wish I had done a double with Celtic to win the SPL and a.n.other. I saw that young lad score two goals for NI in their last match and was very impressed with him. I forget his name, but if that's what Celtic have in reserve, it should be a cakewalk, even if the h u n s get twenty penalties this season. [;)] |
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without a corpse on board
No wonder you're rarely betting stewarty. Not a lot of live ones about. Paddy McCourt you mean? Re spl, the rest are so bad it could still be decided by the men in black / orange. |
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That's the lad Feck. Looks destined for the top imo. (which, if true, means he'll most likely end up in England) I notice Adien Mcgeady, (spelling) has joined a rival Russian outfit for over twenty million quid. He must be turning it on over there and he's on big bucks. No suprise to see the Russian league become one of the best in the near future with all of this money being pumped in by the energy barons.
I know it was a sore one for you last time Feck, but if Celtic don't do the buisness this season, they never will. Still excllent value at 4/7 imo. |
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*excellent
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stewarty, he's 28 so not a lad in football terms and he rarely gets off the subs bench for Celtic. He is occasionally brilliant though.
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Feck, I just googled Paddy McCourt and it's worth reading. I copied and pasted it on here but firefox just 'melted' and shut down. I don't follow the SPL much nowadays, but I'm astonished it's the same man as I'd never heard of him until seeing his goals against the Faroes. I thought he was only about 21!
Perhaps occasionally brilliant sums him up, and it's a pity if it does, as he looked different class to me. You live and learn. |
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Good to see my old thread alive and well. The p1ss take continues unabated and they no longer even feel the need for subtlety. How long before we see the first white European suicide bomber taking a few of the guilty with them?
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When will we see yer like again Feck?
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Feck, which nasty unpleasant outburst of your angry hate bile filled character got your normal alias that we all grew to love and ignore banned anyway?
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Och, yer a terrible man JC.
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