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SPOTY 2013 starts here....
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 He's a cuddly troll nige, lets be friends  |
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He just has a pants fetish nige, we have to make allowances for these types with lower intellect than ourselves old chum
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why would a macoy vote on the night show up on current polls
its two different sets of voters murray romps home in a one off vote by fair minded viewers, which is what the polls pick up what can macoys campaign do to over turn that that is the question ! |
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thats very true nigel, i havnt seen much bar the racing post
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the thick plottens  |
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Somebody seems to like McCoy this morning peeps.
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Nige seen riding a pony pulling a cart stuffed with £50 notes
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Lads open at 1/14 (1.0714) this morning. Max bet £7k.
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Jim Duncan • November 7, 2013 4:24 PM GMT
"...if you're AP and you know it clap your hands 'clap, clap'" |
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There is no McCoy campaign. Save your pennies... As those will be saving them at the weekend assuming Murray is already home and hosed!
I anticipate a low turn-out in the vote - there are no real campaigns and no real incentive for multi-voting this year. It may not take that much to win it, but the current price for Murray is still wrong given his history in SPOTY. And apathy / complacency, especially with his absence on Sunday, could still kill it for him. |
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When a Simon Fuller-inspired BBC campaign is launched on Sunday night by putting Andy Murray on first, with a 15 to 20 minute interview by a fawning Sue Barker, Andy Murray will be very present and very much win.
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You missed boyles - they had Andy at 1.08 - I took what I could
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to vote online you need to register !
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Already have for scd assume the same account
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there may be better value on the night(I hope there is after xfactor is settled) But Murray is still winning, there is feck all to stop him.
so taking low odds months ago is dubious, backing at 1.07 or better with days to go is fine with me. |
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...it's still worth waiting for the Murray-McCoy flip-flop on the night Mach
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I went to back him last night @1.07 (was drunk
 ) was offered £83, to win £5 lol, glad I dint take it, I will look again on the night of the awards. |
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You won't get much higher than 1.07 on the night. I'll be surprised if Murray goes higher than 1.10.
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...or how much Wonga have in theirs
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10/1 winner for mccoy on chanel 4
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i would think andy murray is going to win says a p
vote for a p says the interviewer ! |
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...and 5 more rides at Cheltenham tomorrow afternoon for AP
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The reinvestment of winnings theory, I like it. Short price Murray backers should be very worried.
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Worried for you tbh Nige.
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sohf
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It is. I'm just allowing you to have bigger bragging rights on Sunday night Nige.
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1.01 you do
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