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What gamble you talking about, here's the weekend fixtures people and what he's talking about is buying money, I'm Irish and have played both Hurling and Gaelic football so know a little bit about what I'm talking about. This muppet is throwing darts when it comes to picking horses and at the moment he's getting away with it, all favourites and advising place bets mostly, where's he getting the info, according to him, he got a lift to the races from the jockey, curley's horse - a phone call from the jockey shortly before race and the others were all info on the course or phone calls from the course. The two Hurling/ 1 Football teams that won were LONG odds on shots. One Hurling team won by 1 POINT and the football team won by 1 POINT.
The dog he tipped that he owned suddenly became different when another forum member confronted him and told him that he knew for certain that he did not own it, suddenly he had a share in it, he owned a leg in it. The dog was paper favourite, had the fastest time in the race, was the fastest early pace in the race, had run in better grades than the others and it's negative was trap 4, hence the 3/1. Why was it in the very first race of the day, so that if it won he could come on and boast as he said himself "the king is back". and have a full days banter on here. Another poster told him to cut the lies/waffle and put up his fancies and people will respect him more. It's sad all he wants is a bit of attention, Irishtipster stop messing and realise some people on here are falling for your waffle as they can't help themselves with gambling and are playing with real money, so as a fellow Irishman, cut the crap and join in the craic and you will get the attention/respect because you've earned it. Anyway for anyone who is looking to buy a few quid and knows nothing about the sport heres the fixtures/prices. GAA FOOTBALL - SATURDAY London V Antrim - 7/2 v 1/4 Wicklow V Waterford - 1/3 v 3/1 Tyrone V Donegal - 4/5 v 5/4 - 2 very physical teams and there will be a lot of free kicks in this game so imo Tyrone are the better team but Donegal will be more disciplined and could win it. Far too close for big stake bets. Westmeath V Louth - 4/9 v 9/4 Tipperary V Offaly - 4/7 v 13/8 Laois v Carlow - 1/7 v 5/1 Longford v Derry - 4/6 v 6/4 GAA FOOTBALL - SUNDAY Meath V Kildare - 3/1 v 1/3 Irishtipster says he's from Meath so beware if he says that his uncle is the manager and his brother is the star player and they're gonna beat the odds. Roscommon V Armagh - 100/30 v 1/3 Fermanagh V Cavan - 10/11 v 6/5 and 6/5 v 10/11 even bookies disagree on who's fav to win this game, with a Cavan pick for me. Sparks will fly in this I think. Rough. Dublin V Wexford - 1/10 v 7/1 Come on the Dubs!!! Guess where I'm from? GAA HURLING - SATURDAY Wexford v Carlow - 1/200 v 20/1 yes you're seeing it right 1/200 Limerick v Antrim - 1/50 v 12/1 The games above are in different competitions and most of them are round 1 games so wheat being sorted from the chaff, will get a lot tougher when rounds progress and as I said earlier the two warm favs last week only won by 1 point, when good teams meet each other often result is decided by free kicks ie discipline along with skill is required. When better teams start to meet in the later rounds expect a lot of draws. Kilkenny at 4/9 are certs to win the All Ireland Hurling Final this year and Cork are 9/4 favs with Dublin 3/1 second favs to win the All Ireland Football Final, both played in September. Dublin are reigning champs beating Kerry by 1 point and even though I'm from Dublin think they'll win again. Kerry are 4/1 this year. Here's two links so if you do back in GAA you'll get a taste for the games. Irishtipster is throwing darts at favourites and hoping for the best and real money is at stake here from people believing his lies, so just remember not all us Irish act like muppets. Good luck to all in their punting. I will put up a link to any games that are being broadcast on the radio Sat/Sun if any wants them just let me know. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEAbWrdB9XU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgEMvRrOCRI&list=UUSPeRt_jepqtsVp_Ta1OB0g&index=10&feature=plcp |
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Nice post Gandalf, from your post i see you don't hold out much hope for Leitrim ( my parental county) as you have not mentioned it as outstanding value. I have relatives in Cavan, who say have a chance so i might risk a few quid. They were heavily involved in the Ladies team that got beat in the replay last season.
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Hiya Paddy, love the little county, have good mates from there.
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Which one to you mean as the "little county". I am whats known as a Plastic Paddy, spent all of my life in England wearing Ireland shirts ( football or rugby ) spent the summer holidays in Leitrim at my Grandads farm . The last 2 times i have been to Ireland have been called a " a black and tan ", i know what this means my Grandad told me all about at the age of 10. The last time my cousin in Cavan threatened to kill the guy if he ever spoke to a member of his family like that again, i wouldn't mind but i am 6ft 3 in and tower over him. There are lots of people in Ireland who hear the accent and judge you, i ssaid to one guy would you walk around Dublin wearing an England shirt or wear one to work he said no. I wear an Ireland shirt to work regularly and recently have had the p iss taken, but iot is only banter no harm or insult is meant by it. What makes Ireland great is that it can send its Sons and Daughters to other countries and their children still feel and claim to be Irish, most others will mix in and lose their heritage but not the Irish. If only we could help the Leitrim team.
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Great post g the g.
Irishtipster11 please take note |
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gandalf do you think 4/5 is long odds on
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thanks had $400 @4/5 and a $20 r/fc with No5.
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Just refreshed hoping for an increase in balance and found out they got beat
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sew hive lost? wot about me fc?
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Thought someone was tipping a team here but old thread.
For what its worth Dublin at 1.66 to beat Mayo on Sunday looks a decent bet, Mayo stumbled over Galway last Sunday, lost to Cork previous week and beat Louth by a point the previous week again up against a Dublin team with a rest weekend last weekend who have a far deeper squad with experience , skill etc in Croke park. |
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poast ya bet please.
TIA. |