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Cmon the Town
10 Oct 14 15:43
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I see a local bookie offering 6/1 odds of (i) Ireland to win plus (ii) both teams to score.
Any odds market in here that one could 'arb' or lay against?
Presumably the Republic will win the game - mind you I intend laying at these low odds (1.02-3) and hanging in there, the Irish might find it difficult against a packed defence.
Suggestions please and welcome.

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Send.in.the.clowns
When: 10 Oct 14 15:55
Gibraltar are desperate they will defend for lives but will probably give way before half time.

Amazingly 1/2 was available "to win to nil" earlier in the week

Lads went 1/2-4/9-1/2-2/5-1/11!!!

Oh to have been on :(
By:
Rocketfingers
When: 10 Oct 14 16:33
They are brutal, god 1/2 was a superb price who priced that?
By:
huddys
When: 10 Oct 14 18:01
Ladbrokes,
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Ozymandius
When: 10 Oct 14 18:10
I reckon the return fixture could be a bit of a melee. Every knacker hiding out on the Costa del Crime will make a bee line for 'The Rock' for a knees up.  Throw a few trigger happy squaddies into the mix, NAMA and CAB crowd-spotting and looking to nab a few of the boyos.  Could get interesting.
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 11 Oct 14 11:58
Fyi the return fixture is set for Faro next September (or maybe London), decision to be made before xmas.
By:
CheltenhamRoar
When: 11 Oct 14 12:12
ireland are incapable of battering any team,id go with 3 or 4 nil max
By:
Newmanix
When: 11 Oct 14 20:39
Delighted for Wes to get on the score sheet.  He set up Robbies 3 goals.
By:
applehunter
When: 11 Oct 14 23:48
Hoolahan increasingly looks a key player for us this campaign.
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applehunter
When: 11 Oct 14 23:48
Hoolahan increasingly looks a key player for us this campaign.
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