




Aug 16, 2018 -- 5:52PM, cardenden wrote:
wankshaft
100 percent correct
Aug 17, 2018 -- 12:30PM, GHOSTOFALEXBIRD wrote:
Should of paid the t v liecence then
who in the right mind would pay a tele licence in this day and age,, they are just a bunch oh chancers ,repeats repeats repeats,,





Rem im one of Richies boyz i dont miss a thing
Aug 17, 2018 -- 11:00AM, Willie Shafter. wrote:
Burkey1885 16 Aug 18 19:13 Kenbo stables best 2 year old buddy it really quickens up well and it’s a group horsetrainer was on atr..its never ever ran on grass..we have never asked it to go quick at home so didnt know how good he was.kyber..what about this last night
That’s cos your a deluded plonker I new that’s the diff how did I know that horse was going to be backed u can try mollie coddle all u like numpty I new I bet it 10-1 it won easily who ever said all the horses I bet win I bet one last night £150 at 20-1 it went of 7-2. I new it was going to get backed ghost wd be in 7th server heaven if he new what I know
better get some just fir men stevie that grey getting a bit heavy buddy 
every time I post a winner a few strands fall out 
. U look like one of these ex pats that hover around Tenerife

Aug 19, 2018 -- 1:26PM, khyber kim wrote:
FOR BURKEYhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6072841/Bookmakers-hand-expens... cynical gambling giants keep online punters hooked: Bookmakers hand out all-expenses-paid trips and hospitality tickets as part of VIP packages to keep top spenders betting Campaigners claim bookmakers are 'actively targeting addicts' with VIP perks One finance director lost £900,000 while being given dozens of free tickets Another addict, who had previously lost £250,000, was lured back to gambling with offers of tickets to the Champions' League By Tom Witherow For The Daily MailPublished: 01:31, 18 August 2018 | Updated: 01:38, 18 August 2018 e-mail 7shares35View commentsGambling companies are keeping the highest-spending customers hooked on their websites with free holidays and sports tickets worth tens of thousands of pounds.Bookmakers are handing out a stream of all-expenses-paid trips and hospitality tickets to major sporting events as part of 'VIP schemes' designed to keep the most lucrative customers betting.Campaigners claim they are 'actively targeting addicts' to keep big spenders squandering their cash.
Perhaps Burkey is one of the winners that are kept on should such 'morality' issues arise like bookmakers having 2% of winning accounts 1.01 not the case but perhaps.
Unlikely to get a positive response like the request for the Prix Morny speed fingers.







