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20 Nov 12
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Anyone confirm as in threads about BDH
If Barry was to buy Folkestone how could
the racecourses force standard terms on on course
Books if you have divided interests
Also what would big mac have to say about this
You know being fair to the punter etc
If Barry was to buy Folkestone how could
the racecourses force standard terms on on course
Books if you have divided interests
Also what would big mac have to say about this
You know being fair to the punter etc
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I'm so upset cant sleep tonite
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Hardy why dont you next time offer to run book on dodgy ew races at folky ,with your money , im sure we would be enlightened how clever you are.
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and what price were your 200 to 1 rags on here,you big brave hard man,you,ve become the laughing stock of bookmakers,
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25/1 a place
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hardyisbetterthanistabraq = sorry what is his name
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if you dont like the e.w term go and have a lay out for some pitches and show us all how to do it prperly.
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Not easy being a bookie you know. I used to make books and take bets in the 80`s from a large workforce. I took advantage where possible. One mans 8/1 is anothers 6/1
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cant be that hard at chelts a few years back barry had him,his mrs,3 on the machines and half the parish of romford running round the ring for him,and they say ex,s are killing the game,
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how come posts on this thread keep been taken down ?
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Answering your question,unless the law has been changed(may well have been with the gambling act)if Barry owned Folkestone he wouldn't be allowed by law to bet there.
An owner of a track can not operate at that track as a Bookmaker.As i say that was the law but it may have changed with the latest gambling act. |
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ALLPOINTS,HOW THEN ARE CHESTERBET AND BANGOR BET ALLOWED??OR ARE THEY CLASSED AS COMMISSION AGENTS??
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Nov 20, 2012 -- 6:17PM, barry dennis wrote:
why didn't you mention it to me, answer, you aint got the balls. I dont intend betting overbroke on place markets,did you also notice I was offering 200/1 horses returned 100 why would he need b alls to approach u ? |
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allpoints there are no rules anymore, people do as they please nobody does anything we all have a moan,even the umberrella rule with 3rd party names on it is not policed,its a free for all pal,sad but true.
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Barry is right,
Rather than hiding behind a user name on here, and having the opportunity to approach Barry to mention the point of view, bringing it up on here is the `ball - less` approach. |
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Someone on here, I forget who it was asked for 1800/300 with Dennis. He got cut in half because he couldn't get rid of it on here.
I saw Tom Jenkins, The Viking, he of The John Power Organisation lay a dog to lose 50 grand at Wembley one night and he kept the price up. Only the oldtimers will remember John Power. |
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What are the Jenkins brothers doing now Slippy?
Gone are the days of the fearless books. |
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not driving taxi's as well are they. that's where most of these big hitters seem to end up
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Tom went to Italy I think A.G. to pen shops but stand tobe corrected. I don't know what happened to John to be honest with you.
Hackney races on a Saturday morning with The Viking in full flow was a sight to behold. Imagine that influence now though thinking about it, Hackney on a Saturday morning was such an institution in the shops. 8 races and Greyform. The car park used to be full of London taxis, Pearl served the breakfasts and if a bit of her **** ash landed on the beans you didn't complain, that was just the way it was. A dog called Tea Ration at 7/1 hit the lids, The Viking boomed "turn left" It held on. |
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You can't say f ag on here? Very strange censorship.
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see tom in romford betting shop last week doing betfair swearing he cant get on
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One thing these bookies threads teach us how small time the bookies have got,Adge on a different thread stated he stood a favourite for more than usual 1140 that seemed to me a tiny amount,another bookmaker Regit came on saying he laid a bet of 1100 to 400 and tried to have 300 back on here,the old Irish saying that the lady in the cloakroom at the Curragh would lay a bigger bet than them English lads.
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you dont want to go to a dog track in ireland they bet 180per cent most times 200percent
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you dont want to go to a dog track in ireland they bet 180per cent most times 200percent
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True as one Irish poster memorably put it evens is the second favourite at Limerick dogs.
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Spoke to a bookie in Ireland he said in a broad accent we open 2each of2 tree each of tree then we put the fav in made me chuckle
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Apart from Baz not being able to afford to buy Folkestone,he is at least honest in ripping off racegoers.
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said u need b alls to approach him??????what does he mean ?
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3 ways to get rid of Baz,ask him for a bet he cant lay off on here,give him a bag of greasy chips,grass him up to his missus that he is still eating said chips.nap
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he must think that people are scared of a telly tubby with yellow teeth
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A young Al Down ilwab?
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mike catt during his college days!
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Fraudy during his teaching days............fooking uncanny.
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http://www.thejuniorchoralcourse.co.uk/?projects=about-martyn-ford
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