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Irish we've got use to to by now !
Like you being a bookie and Have wonders , Czech , pat, dr, pf Having your pants down for fun , close them down it Makes sense ! There to good There the ones auto be doing the markets for them !! ITS JUST A PILE OF **** trying to have a bet now days on early prices! Nice big thick beef gravy sounds lovely to me good luck to pat I'm sure he earns it! |
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at least he told the truth, Kate Miller comes on and tells us it's because we're all arbers
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it not just the shops.....I was halfed asking for a 175/100 the other week......without betfair you cant get on unless it suits......I smiled looking at the tic tac video the other day when he says a monkey was a common bet......without betfair the common bet is dead......i am fed up with it....the next time I am halved I will say no bet as it doesn't suit me......its killing the fun......
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fatty .....
two wrongs don't make a right if you worked for them knew it was wrong "felt it was unfair" You'd still bath in the gravy would yer ? Morally bankrupt fatty ![]() |
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Don't know about bathing
But I'd be there on top board diving in To pool of high end gravy ! ![]() |
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Good to know the spirit of the Nazi concentration camp commandants is still alive and kicking at the R P
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Betfair Sportsbook seem no better. I asked for £100 @ 66/1 ante post for the English Greyhound Derby knocked back to £76.
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5,016-76
I would be orgasmic if they layed me that, well more than usual ![]() |
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Must be your reputation PF
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I know, told the traders I didn't bang their missus's though
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Good to know the spirit of the Nazi concentration camp commandants is still alive and kicking at the R P
Is that really analogous with the original situation you outlined! |
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fook me eastmead... Its about 75.50 more than i can get. Wont lay me fook all in anything.
Did they then shorten it? or leave the 66's there? ![]() |
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of course it isn't pies , its analogous with fatty "diving into pool of high end gravy"
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didn't watch the show last night
but fck me the hypocrisy of that man is unreal, its called what goes around comes around pat me old mucker ![]() |
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what he basically said were just looking for mugs to bet with us, if you got half idea no chance
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Why is everyone having a go at someone just cos he told the truth. It's hardly gravy train stuff, he still needs to make a living, I thought fair play to him for pointing out the frustration that a lot of punters experience, I cant believe he spoke about it to enhance his career prospects.
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going with a mate to sittingbourne dog sales on tuesday
but unlikely to buy anything unless i get very very interested one reason is having paid for mutley wont be able to back him without getting hassle |
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TR make sure you buy a one with a big nose
It's good in photographs ![]() Hope this helps |
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Fair play to him, he has gone up in my estimation. Never heard a bookmaker representative be so open and honest about the situation.
He pays his bills by working for a bookmaking firm and represents them on the show. I would hope his honesty doesn't get him in trouble with his employers. I would have thought `gravy train' would be way more apt to the racing post editorial staff. As the sport sinks to greater depths almost by the week the lack of serious critical comment or investigate rigour is truly shocking. Last Mondays article by Mr Donaldson regarding the sittigbourne/trainers championship debacle was the most cringe inducing piece of journalism I have ever read on any sport. `Participation is not compulsary, and the three all had their valid reasons' - He obviously thinks that Mr Lister OBE (!) not realising that Sittingbourne is easier to get to by road from Newark than Wimbledon is a perfectly acceptable reason to pull out of `the sports equivalent of the champions league finals' Apparantly, Lister (Real Madrid), Rosney (Man United) and Rab (Chelsea) pulling out cast a `slight shadow over Sittingbourne as a venue' and he `shared in the disappoinment' of them pulling out `to a degree' lololol. Sounds like a decent % of his mind was quite happy that 3 of the top 6 trainers pulled out. The final paragraph explained that the 3 additional trainers would `ensure it is business as usual for a night which is the perfect showcase for our sport'. You really couldn't make it up. If this is the showcase of the sport and only half of the field bother turning up then it really is lights out time!!! No comment on the need for proper leadership on the subject from the GBGB/trainers association or hard probing of the 3 trainers reasons for not bothering to turn up. The situation sums up why the sport really is a complete amateurish mess but according to the rp's man on the spot it is just business as usual. |
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"The situation sums up why the sport really is a complete amateurish mess but according to the rp's man on the spot it is just business as usual."
it ain't a sport over there anymore ... its a pantomime |
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Not a decent or honorable person among the whole staff
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Its difficult Deptford and I think harsh to make personal judgements. I am just very disappointed by the rp's lack of comment on these important matters. They could be a driving force for change and progress but seem incapable of critical comment because of their financial need from bookmakers and cosy relationship with every trainer/owner.
The only trainer/owner who they seem to have an agenda against is the one most vocal about the leeching bookmaking industry and spineless gbgb. And the one who committed serious time and effort to try and save walthamstow stadium. He is a doer. The bookmakers/gbgb/rp are status quo, everything will be alright, apathetic takers. I have never met P Donaldson but he appears a very likeable greyhound enthusiast. However, unless he had the mother of all hangovers and had to do that article in 4 minutes flat he clearly should not be writing in the press about the sport. The lack of rational thought or probing and general apathy on an important subject within a sport that has been heading for the abyss for a long time is stunning. |
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Exactly Mullah
The game needs a good kick up the @rse.....get Barry Hearn in |
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^^ The objective is for the sport to be in decline - the ONLY agenda now is the maximisation of bookmaker revenues through their complete control of the product...
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some excellent points here
it is the lack of rational thought that gauls it was a sport 400 years ago it will always be a sport its shelf life as a "product" is doomed |
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Can't see Barry Hearn doing much with greyhound racing even if he tried
People say yer he turned around the darts But the main thing the darts has for it is you can be an idiot hold a card up with some writing on it and get on TV Greyhound racing can't offer this |
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could get Hazel O Sullivan, Daniella Alfree, Jess Impiazzi, Sammi Marsh, Nicola Cowell and Nicola Moriarty to lead the dogs up - sure that would get a few more perverted horndogs to go racing
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Barry Hearn gets things done and everything he touches turns to gold.....turned around the snooker aswell and they don't hold up cards.......what qualities do those in charge have that can push the game forward , what are their track records in controlling and promoting a sport to become successful ?
game is finished....Towcester ffs , gaff in the middle of nowhere with easy access for their trainers.....punters pay the wages and if there aren't any punters you haven't got a business....will be gone unless they sell the product online.... |
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what qualities do those in charge have that can push the game forward , what are their track records in controlling and promoting a sport to become successful ?
Those in charge are former bookmaking industry henchmen of some stature - there's no agenda whatsoever for the long term health of the sport other than as a means to generate additional betting revenue for the bookmakers who control the industry from top to bottom. Don't expect the media to help - they all work for them... |
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yes wonders
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good man
not every1 happy with hearn in snooker mate, he's facked a lot of things up imo...been to york every year bar 1 that the uk has been there let me tell you 1st to 6, the 128 format and open viewing in venues is a joke from a spectator point of view some good things though...a few new faces at venues etc I don't think hearn has brought many new fans to snooker since he got involved, just turned a few loyal old school off the game |
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agree with those points wonders
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welsh open this week...always a proper treat
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players unhappy with the new set up been moved from newport
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correct doc
3 centuries from robertson...bet the chalk eaters are loving it lol ![]() cahill is not a lad to give up on huge future |
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going off topic I know but saw this on bbc sport site
Welsh Open: Ronnie O'Sullivan likens venue to 'shopping mall' The new venue for the Welsh Open is like a "shopping mall", according to defending champion Ronnie O'Sullivan. The Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff hosts the 10-table event for the first time since 2003 and O'Sullivan criticised it after beating Vinnie Calabrese 4-1. "It's like playing in a shopping mall." he said. "There were people walking around and getting up as and when they wanted. "The etiquette of snooker is not to move when a player is on his shot." The tournament had spent the last nine years being held at the Newport Centre, before World Snooker chairman announced the tournament was being moved to a new, larger, venue for 2015. Speaking to BBC Sport, O'Sullivan was critical of the move. "I don't like it (the new venue)," he said. "I thought Newport was one of the best venues I've played at, so I was really gutted to see it go. "I had played here, so I knew what kind of venue it was. It's kind of like playing in an aircraft hangar, so it's a bit difficult. "The atmosphere's not great, the acoustics are not as good, so from a snooker player's perspective, it's not as good a venue as Newport. "But from a 128-perspective you need venues that are big enough to take 128 players." O'Sullivan will face Rory McLeod in the second round. ronnie sticking 2 fingers up to the administrators as usual ![]() he is right though |
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Never understood the silence/no movement nonsense in snooker.
I grew up in snooker halls and clubs and you need to be able to show conecntration with all sort soft crap going on. Cant see why the pro's cant cope with it. Would add to the atmosphere. The `non-darts' darts crowds have ruined live darts but snooker could take it a few degrees without allowing all the crap involved in the live darts crowd. |