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30 Sep 12
01:09
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1) Bubba v Luke 2) Simpson v Poulter 3) Bradley v Rory 4) Mickelson v Rose 5) Snedeker v Lawrie 6) D Johnson v Colsaerts 7) Zach J v McDowell 8) Furyk v Garcia 9) Dufner v Hanson 10) Kuchar v Westwood 11) Stricker v Kaymer 12) Woods v Molinari
Seems an odd decision to have Kaymer and Molinari out in the final two given the scoreline, guess Olly's just hoping to win 8 out of the first 10 and be done with it.
Seems an odd decision to have Kaymer and Molinari out in the final two given the scoreline, guess Olly's just hoping to win 8 out of the first 10 and be done with it.
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is this definetey the airings?
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Yes. On the official site.
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thanks m8, who do we fancy? oter,snedekar?
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Actually think Europe have a lot of winnable matchups, but having probably the weakest four performers out last 4 makes very little sense given the scoreline. It's not like they're going to get this wrapped up early. GMAC has bottle in spades, so why put him at 7 and risk having Frankie over a 5 footer for the win?
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Rory v Bradley should see some fireworks.
 Alas, I think it'll be well and truly done by the time the lower order even come into play. Someone with the surname Johnson to hole the winning putt perhaps.  |
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Tiger last is so embarrassing for him
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Tiger last makes absolute sense. Regardless of form, Tiger is the strongest closer out there. Either this is a stroll for the US, in which case Tiger's nerve isn't needed, or the momentum shifts and it becomes incredibly nervy, in which case Tiger's nerve becomes vital. He's in the right position, and it's certainly not an insult.
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I'm very surprised the the US have put out four of their strongest players out early, knowing that Europe have no choice but to use those tactics..
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Why has the op slagged Molinari.
Molinari has played great. For all Ian's heroics i will be backing Webb Simpson today. Will also be backing Kuchar. As has been said, Tiger going out last is not an insult. In his last 2 four ball matches his back 9 performance has been superb, he has played better the more pressure he has been under. Tiger is a poor mans Ian Poulter at the ryder cup.  |
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Why would you back Simpson Aber to beat Poulter?
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6/4 for the US Open champ to beat Poulter in a 2 ball is a no brainer for me.
Simpson played pretty well in the 4 balls, in fact he played very well. I know that Poulter is playing like a man possessed but surely he cant play like that again.. Ive already placed the bet with stan james so we will see. |
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Simpson couldn't beat KT Kim at the last day of Presidents Cup so how you consider that bet a no brainer is beyond me. Good luck anyway you are going to need it.
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Kuchar @ 2.12 to beat Westwood had to be snapped up...hoping that Europe make ago of it today though.
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I honestly believe olly has outsmarted love here. I think the pairings give Europe a chance. The 1 player Kaymer had a chance against would be stricken on this weeks evidence. Close arts against Johnson what a match,! Europe could easily win top 3 matches and then g mac Garcia and Hanson games very important .Agree with other posters that woods out last is no bad thing for USA. Anyway hope we have great viewing tonight as the last hour last night has given Europe a chance. Enjoy all.
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Reckon that it could get closer for a while, but last 4 Euro players don't inspire confidence for a miracle...
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Johnson Vs Colsaerts, will be a display of raw power. Hope Colsaerts can do him.
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Best bets of the day are imo Bubba @ 2.38 and Tiger @ 1.85.
The course is set up perfectly for both of them and both Luke and Molinari will struggle with the length. Only concern is what may happen in the Tiger-Molinari match if US win the Cup early on ? |
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Does anyone know how many 8 folds and above there are in 12 selections ?
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Kuchar looks a great bet but as he is out fourth last I too am concerned about the US having already won the Cup.
The fact that Woods is going out last would be a huge negative as he probably wants to get the hell out of there as quickly as possible. |
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he has to attend the closing ceremony no matter if he is first or last out.
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Tell him there is a leggy blond waiting on him and you won't see him for dust.
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im sure there is at least one leggy brond waiting for him
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U couldn't in all honesty have a bet in any of the last 3-4 singles unless you were going to play draw no bet. I note the US are favourites in 9 of the 12. The 1/6 them to win it is a freebie imo and won't get any bigger at any stage
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The final matches will be pretty well developed by the time the early ones get decided, and possible that the later starters could be finishing at a similar time if winning 7&6 or 6&5, especially as these look a bit one-sided to me, so wouldn't be too concerned about starting out late.
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RORY the bet...no doubt about it
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understand the start time is 17.03, why has oddschecker got 16.03?
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Steve Stricker to beat Kaymer is a no brainer
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Webb had 7 birdies on 13 holes yesterday, he played absolutely amazing. 2.50 way to high for US Open champ.
Kaymers form not much worse than Strickers and I still believe in Kaymer in the clutch, good bet. Rory should be to much for Keeagan and Garcia seems to be a decent bet vs Furyk . |
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Dufner Rory and rose for me.
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as much as poults gets pumped up I have to got webb also...if poults wins hats off to the ryder cup king
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Monty will be devastated to hear you say that Harry
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I am sure mrs doubtfire can live off his order of merit wins
I am glad he never won a major...could you imagine every major he did commentary on ' well when I won my major back in 2001 I was supreme in driving statistics unlike woods' the man is a fool |
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Poulter and Webb should be around the same price IMO.
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webb will psyche poults out with quotes from the bible.
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Backed Europe to win in the first 6 matches.(Fourfolds 15 bets)
Layed USA @ 1.14 (trade for stake @ 1.5 + hopefully !) Backed 16 losers so far (backed Draws) so may well get the clean sweep. |
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USA could well drift for a while when the singles start, reckon that there'll be plenty of close matches at the top, considering a trade there somewhere possibly through a small play on Europe.
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what time do we kick off today?
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First tee-off Watson v Donald 17.03
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Aberdonia - I'm not particularly slagging off Molinari, but Olly has to be hoping this comes down to the wire, and he is not the player in the team you want over a pressure 5 footer to win or retain the Ryder Cup. The fact that betting-wise Europe's biggest outsider is the final game when Europe are more likely to need the final game tells you Olly's been outsmarted on that one.
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