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By:
HappyHibby
When: 25 Oct 19 20:40
no probs stewart...

personally i cannot have manchester united at odds on away to norwich city...

just don't see where the goals are coming from.
By:
stewarty b
When: 25 Oct 19 21:15
Man Utd are garbage this season Hibby. I wont be involved but if I was I would lay them. No luck on tonight's football but still my Man on the Spot has a 50% record.


That aside Hibby do you fancy any horse tomorrow? If you do, don't name it on this thread but you could perhaps give me the race details. If so I will get my studying head on and if I fancy a beast in the same race I would PM you .....to see if we are on the same page if you catch my drift.
By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Oct 19 21:53
villa 8/11 2 yellows , seems like very good value given city will have most off ball
By:
glentoby
When: 25 Oct 19 22:11
Stew did you see the thread I put up for you regarding Duncan Forbes? He was almost a lifelong family friend and was best mates with the player I mentioned earlier who played for Bonnyrig alonside Sean and neither of whom get an acknowledgement in the Hall of fame for games played although Sean is mentioned.

Another player you may be interested in hearing about still lives in your neck of the woods I believe,Big Doug Rougvie? I played alongside Dougie before I joined the army and remember one game where he caught a player accidentaly and the young lads eye came out of its socked and lay on his upper cheek.

Dougie walked away and did not even flinch although I dont think he even realised what had happened,I also played a few games alongside Paul Sturrock who was the opposite of Dougie.So you see not my whole life was spent in uniform,I was actually quite normal beforehand if going against what everyone expected of me,my little dig the other evening was well intended btw and I hope you did not take offence?

I do not have the level of interest I used to have in football,even the Internationals are just a passing interest but I do have a punt now and again so always have a look at threads like this which can be a big help if considering a bet.All I can offer in return is a lowdown on my team Cagliari and their opposition if you ever consider a punt away from home.

GL as always.
By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Oct 19 22:19
dougie the don , blast from past there

kind of remember him , bear of a man and quite fierce

wasn't he part of fergies side or was that before
By:
sofiakenny
When: 25 Oct 19 22:26
Yes Rougvie played in Gotherberg...he used to cycle past me on his way to training while still eating a bacon roll.Laugh
By:
stewarty b
When: 25 Oct 19 22:29
Me take offence Toby. Been on here too long for that even though I don't know what situation you mention.


That aside, as far as the forum stands I never give any lip unless I receive it for no good reason.


That said it's not the best when I see two forumitesI like having a go at

each other and I  have to bite my lip.

Thanks for your input re: Bonnyrig and Doug Rougvie. A man with a European medal and although no Dennis Irwin, Fergie used him to Aberdeen's advantage. (especially against Celtic at Parkhead in front of the jungle...)


Anyways it's nytol from me as I'm up early ish  to go through the cards to try and stop this rancid run I'm on at the moment.

GL for the weekend.
By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Oct 19 22:31
that was some side , plus greatest manager in football history imo off course
By:
stewarty b
When: 25 Oct 19 22:31
**sophiakenny sticking his beak in where it doesn't belong as per. (WAC)
By:
glentoby
When: 25 Oct 19 22:52
No worries stew,I just mentioned siding with Kemo so no damage done to either of us hopefully.Hello you might relate to this then (not the circumstances btw,just the subject)

Getting on for 30 years ago I did a job most would shun if they had any common sense.I went undercover and had to go through the whole process of Court,guilty,sentenced and then HMP.That was almost blown apart by a PO who recognised me from the forces "Hello what are you doing here".............FOYDC went through my mind but too late somebody overheard.

What saved the op was a guy who commented on my accent,he was tatooed all over with Rangers logos and Chelsea insignia,when I told him about my association with Dougie everything got back on track and ended well.
By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Oct 19 23:11
a headhunter from back in the day , prob helped you were a bear Wink
By:
glentoby
When: 25 Oct 19 23:18
Guy that nearly exposed me got in touch a few months ago,getting out (should be by now) suffering depression and in a bad way.That is an example of why I count my self lucky,the day a job does that to a thoroughly nice person can no longer be considered a good job...........and the Home Office like to make out they care.

But I get your point,although I think it was more Dougie than my affiliation with the Bears,I had never realised what a hero he was at Chelsea until then.GrinGrin
By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Oct 19 23:23
Christ , got you now

forgot he was down there aswell just checked , yeah probably was more that than anything Laugh
By:
Richie_Burnett
When: 25 Oct 19 23:53
I think only God knows anything about these 2 teams or even what competition they're playing inLaugh

My point is that if something is out in the media then it's almost never going to be value. It's almost an absurd a concept as people thinking they can read a book and become profitable. It is impossible to get ahead of the curve using something that is common knowledge.
By:
glentoby
When: 25 Oct 19 23:59
Should have read the thread Richie.............your point might be valid if only you knew what the phuck you are talking about?
By:
Richie_Burnett
When: 26 Oct 19 00:04
I'm a millennial, I can't read. Just summarise it for me.

I think the points are valid regardless.
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 26 Oct 19 00:05
Stewy getting up early to cheer England on imo. HappyWink
By:
glentoby
When: 26 Oct 19 00:07
No idea Richie,I was just being pedantic............the teams above were days ago and stew makes a point about only punting when the odds are in his favour which negates your point regardless?

GL anyway whatever your point.
By:
Richie_Burnett
When: 26 Oct 19 00:20
He doesn't know when the odds are in his favour. His MO is going to the shops and backing favs at SP.

My point was, that if some expert publishes a tip, then everyone knows about it and it obviously can't be value. The same as gambling related books, blogs, whatever. It might help you to improve but it won't help you turn a profit in the long run.
By:
chavman
When: 26 Oct 19 08:34
tbh I'm more a horseracing punter although my Ayr Utd bet is not going well with sixty minutes to go tonight.


ayr 1 dundee 2

unlucky stewy
By:
HappyHibby
When: 26 Oct 19 09:40
Yes Rougvie played in Gotherberg...he used to cycle past me on his way to training while still eating a bacon roll.

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that's the problem with football these days...

not enough Doug Rougvie types...

becoming more like basketball as the days go by imv...
By:
HappyHibby
When: 26 Oct 19 09:40
no bets on the horses here stewart...

it's a bl00dy minefield if you ask me.
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