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Good night out, Case. First Tuesday of every month, you get free entry, pint of Worthies, hotdog n chips, two free tote bets. Download ticket and print off!
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Wondering if youre hinting at switch the Derby from Towcester to Sheffield!
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I couldn't drink a pint of that sh1te even if it was for nowt
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Take it it’s doesn’t taste like a peroni
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Don't bother going there it's awful.
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Something is Going right Round there Sparrow ,Plenty of Dosh about ,the Man seems as Keen as Mustard and Woodie Given a Choice of the Derby there or ToW I would choose Seffield ..
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Must have dramatically improved there these past couple of years to be "plenty of dosh about".
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John gilburn is part of all whats bad about our sport. Rules by fear. Wen i raced regular at zoo had evry1 walkin on egg shells all terrified of losing there jobs. An that was when nobody was earning anything out the game. If i had continued in sport he woulda got a sore 1. Absolute cant off the highest order. I would be totally amazed if any zoo or sheffield trainer had a good word to say about him. Leopards never change there spots.
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Spot on privatehire
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Think his unmasking of the scoop 6 squirrel was totally out of order
Couple lose despite backing every greyhound A married couple took almost £47,000 in cash to back every dog at a greyhound track but what they thought to be a foolproof strategy turned out to have a crucial flaw. Couple lose despite backing every greyhound The unnamed couple placed £46,656 in bets to cover every possible placing of six dogs in six races The pair, in their 50s, were hoping to scoop a British record breaking greyhound jackpot of £101,110.39p at Sheffield's Owlerton Stadium. They travelled hundreds of miles from the south coast of England with their stake money and what they believed to be a fail-safe plan. The unnamed punters placed £46,656 in bets to cover every possible placing of six dogs in six races, using cash they brought in a Tesco carrier bag. But the couple had not bargained on two other ticketholders backing all six winners and the jackpot being split three ways. It meant that their share of £33,703.46 left them with a net loss of around £13,000. John Gilburn, Owlerton's managing director, said: "The couple arrived at the track before racing saying they wanted to play all the permutations on the jackpot and produced a Tesco carrier bag stuffed full of money. "We took them into the cash room and it took us an hour to complete the count. I don't know if they were part of a syndicate or what, but when they came for their money they were very, very philosophical about the situation." One of the jackpot winners was a local punter who also wished to remain anonymous and the other an internet gambler known as the Scoop6 Squirrel |