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Backed both Frodon and Aso
MJK 10 Dec 16 13:59 And didn't do the f/c Cry Another scumbag. |
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I cannot understand how an individual has/take the time to "police" whether others backed the winner prior to the race or not. Does it really matter? As the saying goes, he who lies is only lying to himself and no one else - the person gains nothing!
The "monitor" should/ought to just grow up, get a life and/or do something more constructive and satisfying eg make a cup of tea/coffee. Maybe, each to his own, I guess. |
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Write to your MP about it. Silly Arse!
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Ibrahima Sonko Joined: 03 Jun 07
Replies: 64497 10 Dec 16 17:37 i was torn between man city or overs, luckily went for overs. Posted at 2-0 after 10 minutes. Disgusting filth. |
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sageform
12 Dec 16 07:57 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 8,344 | Blogger: sageform's blog Age among jump jockeys is often an issue that divides fans. Ruby, Richard Johnson and Paddy Brennan are all at the veteran stage but all are riding really well at the moment. Anyone who backed Cue Card last Boxing Day, Theatre Guide at Cheltenham and No Duffer as I did will be giving thanks for Brennan in a finish. At the other end of the spectrum, young jockeys are castigated for the occasional poor ride but they have the chance to improve with experience. just talking about ruby walsh's age, however no better time to have a good filthy aftertime |
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He really is pathetic.
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Almost deserves his own thread.
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Two pieces of filth on the same thread......
GEESUSS WD mate, it only takes 1 of these to come once in a while in for profit, Sly enhanced it today to 20/1, and I obliged, great stuff.... If Dolphins Were Monkeys Nice one GEESUSS. Plenty of value in these markets if you're selective. Really liked Eriksen 16's & Payet 18's so went in again. Slybet have been pushing out Payet for the last 3 or 4 games, maybe they're using it as a loss leader. Yesterdays 20's was very generous especially against the Keystone Klopps defence. |
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Walter Swinburn's premature death has brought out the vermin....
asparagus So many great memories of Walter. My personal favourites were Ajdal winning the July Cup not long after running in the Derby. A remarkable drop in trip to go out and win a group 1. Also Ezzoud winning his first International at York as i was on at 40/1. |
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^^^^^^^
The Betfair Forum Seven Stages of Grief: 1. SHOCK & DENIAL 2. PAIN & GUILT 3. ANGER & BARGAINING 4. DEPRESSION, REFLECTION, LONELINESS 5. THE UPWARD TURN 6. RECONSTRUCTION & WORKING THROUGH 7. AFTERTIMING |
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He should have his own thread, " The Sagform Saga".
I believe he slipped one onto the Tingle Creek thread. |
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The Dragon Joined: 12 Mar 05
Replies: 28893 17 Dec 16 10:40 signing in lets hope its a great tournament had a decent start here with winning bets on Beaton, hendricks (first game) and clayton Another serial scumbag with more filth. |
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heskin wtf thread
MJK 19 Dec 16 15:22 Joined: 13 May 10 | Topic/replies: 7,072 | Blogger: MJK's blog Backed it but his face afterwards told the story his face told the story did it filth |
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long walk thread
sageform 18 Dec 16 08:08 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 8,378 | Blogger: sageform's blog Wellk done Feltfair with getting second and third. I backed the winner to win and Ballyoptic place only so feel a bit aggrieved about the place bet. shame about the place bet, still he backed the winner so no harm done, shame it wasn't mentioned before the off...scum |
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grant8064 Joined: 15 Aug 11
Replies: 1178 20 Dec 16 20:46 I remember a couple of years ago Dort were 0-3 down around 30 mins or so. I backed them for about £100 at silly odds. Had a stonking second half and I greened for about £3000...my best ever result by a long way. Those days of Dort being a force seem well gone The days of you being a scumbag aftertimer are still very much with us though. |
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OliasOfSunhillow 27 Dec 16 18:11
I have to say I was on it OliasOfSunhillow Dec 16 16:35 I'm aftertiming but I was on the winner there :) Two sickening pieces of filth from this ***** on the same afternoon. |
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sageform Joined: 15 Jun 01
Replies: 8386 30 Dec 16 13:27 Biassed of course but I thought it was a cracking ride on the winner. More filth from Sageform. |
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I'm an admirer of Native River especially his last two winning prices - they were tasty.
Impossible123 gets his name on the board of shame. |
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sageform
03 Jan 17 15:16 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 8,415 | Blogger: sageform's blog As I said on another thread, if I back one early it usually drifts like a barge and wins. I'm A Game Changer and Diamond Kut my early bets this morning. horrible sick filth |
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The Dragon
The Dragon 05 Jan 17 17:52 Joined: 12 Mar 05 | Topic/replies: 29,159 | Blogger: The Dragon's blog had a nice little winner on Spuds yesterday at 15/8 Approaching own thread status. Filth. |
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Filthy feckers polluting the greyhound forum ....
Vindaloo....."we were the only ones punting, three bets, three winners" (Mildenhall thread) Deptford....."Thursday was funny ,.... I sent her to various shops having 40s and 50s on ...., she never moaned with her percentage and the steak !ater....was superb" Pure countish filth |
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Stow_judge 06 Feb 17 16:53 Joined: 10 Mar 01 | Topic/replies: 10,570 | Blogger: Stow_judge's blog
Since I can't reply to either of the other Superbowl topics .... I had a brief glimpse at the BBC coverage and was horrified at some of the presenters & guests. I quickly switched back to Sky. I watched up until the first score last night, recorded the rest and watched it back this morning. That was the most unbelievable comeback I have ever witnessed. So totally one sided and then switching totally around. I had a chunk on the Patriots, had totally written it off & watched in complete disbelief as they pulled it out of the fire. I think it's a good sport to watch. Up until the last few games they have the red zone program on, which shows all the scoring chances & action continually switching from game to game at the same time and on a separate channel to the live game. The QB's are extraordinary and mostly throw the ball with unbelievable accuracy and under pressure. The running backs are exceptional athletes, the wide receivers often make incredible catches. The game has a great statistical base, with dozens of website providing masses of stats. This increases the attractiveness of the sport for many as a betting sport. The betting value available on the handicaps is as good as in any sport. They offer 10/11 each of two with a push for a draw, where you get your money back on a push. e.g You bet a team with a -3 handicap, they win by 3 and you get your stake returned. blah blah blah superbowl...massive aftertime...blah blah blah superbowl |
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sageform 19 Feb 17 14:08
Another big drifter wins so of course I took 4 initially but had some more at 6. She went out 8 after 2 hurdles by which time nothing had happened to affect the chances of any of them! The in running market baffles me more every day. Flat winner against bumpers on a tight track, stable in form so of course it drifted. world class |
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sageform
20 Feb 17 14:28 Joined: 15 Jun 01 | Topic/replies: 8,592 | Blogger: sageform's blog First 2 races at Lingfield go to Jacob and Brennan at 9/2 and 7/2. I backed the Henderson horse in the first and just touched off but I waded in on Paddy. More aftertiming gold. Note the added flourish of "waded in". |
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Waded in? What a **** Sagform is!
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NB 6 stars for ****, if you do not mind.
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mcjnr • March 10, 2015 4:12 PM GMT
How impressive was Un De Sceaux today, incredible run, the 6/1 i got a few months back after he fell 1st time out is looking really juicy now! |
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lewisham ranger
04 Mar 17 11:45 Joined: 08 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 1,455 | Blogger: lewisham ranger's blog accas are bookie benefit bets, they love them. that's why they stick this chris kamara "edit your acca" ad on all the time. They know they're mug bets. Hard enough to pick one winner at cheltenham let alone several. Having said all that my biggest win at the festival was when I had Our Conor and Bobs Worth in a double a few years back Wink Rate reply: | report block user charlieptl charlieptl 04 Mar 17 11:49 Joined: 07 May 11 | Topic/replies: 115 | Blogger: charlieptl's blog Obviously it depends lewisham ranger. Backing 2-4 horses on the nose in handicaps at cheltenham is like throwing money at bookies and about as mug like as it gets. However, doubles and trebles aimed to place or lump doubles on strong favourites are where I have made the most money at cheltenham. I remember last year where a Vautour / Thistlecrack double was near on 5/1. Loaded and lumped and rolled around in gravy!!! these posted on a cheltenham acca thread you just can't beat Reminiscing and these 2 followed each other in |
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this scumbag starts a thread tipping PSG for the Champions League, knocked out but alls well that ends well
Des Pond • March 8, 2017 10:12 PM GMT Laying them to qualify at 1.10 more than made up for it, though. |
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^^^^^^^^
A classic. File under "Desperately trying to save face". |
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Matt Chapman
Sun Headline 1 page spread Van - tastic " no point looking beyond " Poor @RealDouvan. They said he was not working well. Never jumped a single fence. Not one. Poor lad. 3:34 pm · 15 Mar 2017 filth |
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finally made it to the aftertiming thread!
 tbf I very rarely aftertime, unlike most forumites but thanks for pointing out that momentary slip harry  |
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Someone called Chapman's programme on sunday and the ATR Cheltenham preview night to say all was not well with Douvan.
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why the huge page spread pullout?
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"why the huge page spread pullout"
I do not know what you mean. I think someone went on social media or emailed ATR Cheltenham preview night about the well-being of Douvan but Gary O'Brien (ATR Irish expert) and Jamie Lynch both had no knowledge of that. I also believe someone from Closutton denied the rumour too on Chapman's phone-in programme the previous evening. |
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did u buy the sun?
Ladbrokes pull out a full page off Matt douvan |
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tbf to Chapman he was reporting his opinion on Douvan in the Sun (which wasn't different to most other peoples).
Then he said afterwards "other people had said he wasn't right" which is very different to saying "I knew he wasn't right". |
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Chapman began all this by saying " not everyone will be surprised by this, there were people from the Mullins yard saying that Douvan was not working like his usual self"
Should he have mentioned this in his column? only if he believed it. I can't see what he has done wrong here. You are a harsh bunch.> |
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14:35 Limerick
__O1 __O1 06 Apr 17 14:45 Joined: 20 Jul 06 | Topic/replies: 233 | Blogger: __O1's blog Backed the winner but looked like the other jockeys on the other two horses that challenged could have won if they wanted. horrible |
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The Grand National aftertiming is sickening.
Surely a yellow and red card system needs introduced. One more slip of your filthy aftertiming tongue then goodbye you filth. |