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Impossible.
Thank you for your very kind words.. Have a nice evening. Ronnie. |
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most of the small indies i used on teesside had gone even before TV /pics arrived in bookie,reggie boyle,s in eston and one next to the little club in ormesby ,remeber them writing your bets down for you and had the BLOWER service wired in to the club, use to use the reggies in grangetown on way home from steelworks, would be currently bang in the middle of world war 3,
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A Very good article on the rp from the boss of Jenninsbet well worth a look.
Ronnie. |
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Jenningsbet can protest all they like.
Going under like the rest of the 'smaller' concerns'. Will happily sell up when the writing appears large on the wall. nothing personal, it's just business. |
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Amazing I say what I see and get censored!
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RONNIE
you,d willingly take lowest price on the line to take a few £ of that mierable JOYCIE at cleveland back in the day,had a face only his mother could love,GREAT DAYS, |
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Its amazing how i can still recall places sent plenty of kites to York road Hpool.and to Birchampton Avenue RB sad to say that street is making all the news for bad reasons. Have a goood day.Ronnie. |
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i was at Newcastle many years ago on the Friday nite of the plate meeting it was the worst result JJ. EVER HAD.I was a hores called whenby owned by a bunch of gurs who all liked a bet it was trained by a guy from your way who died far to young John Mason the q to be paid out reminds me of the dole q in Darlo.JJ did not happy great days sad to say gone forever. Ronnie. |
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cheers ronnie
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stu much less money from shop = shop closed. Racing gets money from how many shops exist. No expert but I believe it's a number of shops thing they each pay for pics even though the more shops you've got there's a better deal. Cos it's the big boys that own the pics.
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It's still an exaggeration, isn't it.
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we are likely heading for less than 1000 shops 20+ racecourses closed just my opinion could be wrong
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So the affordibility checks that the Tories and now Labour are doubling down on wont affect the way people bet? Maybe I was slightly out of context with the tax issue (though the online casino tax is already having a big impact, with the firms the lowering of payouts) but there is an agenda (I believe) to stigmatise gambling and make it socially unacceptable.
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if we all put down courses where we wouldnt be bothered if they never raced again or not, there,d be a lot more than 20 on the list
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I just had two posts deleted from here, because I talked about the type of machines being taxed - blimey this forum is being controlled more than big brother.
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Yet, endless posts on here with people bickering with one another, apparently that's fine....
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Why isn't the (Anti)-Gambling Commission looking into the harmful effects of Lottery tickets and
playing the stock market?..Just asking. |
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leif 27 Aug 26 22:02
Jenningsbet can protest all they like. Going under like the rest of the 'smaller' concerns'. Will happily sell up when the writing appears large on the wall. nothing personal, it's just business even by your dismally high standard of lowness, thats garbage. jennings is rightly complaining about being persecuted by the state and driven out of business by a govt. that promised a 'growth agenda' and has done quite the opposite sell to who?-theres no buyers. its very bad business and wholly unnecessary. shops contrubute about 30k each to racing, according to fred dome. |